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o him for me? I'm worried about him," Felicity said to the man in front of her, who had the same worried expression as she did. They both turned to look at the stairs that led to the upsta

r. If he doesn't come down, then I will take it up to him," the man instructed, a

determination before he started to climb the stairs. Maxwell had a stern look on his face as he headed

ome outside. He could already imagine how the room must look, the thick dark curtains blocking the sunlight. The su

door in front of him. Maxwell lifted his hand to knock. When he did, he waited a

ever was inside the room could hear him. He waited again and st

e entrance, staring into the completely dark room. From where he stood, he could see the outline of someone sitting in the room, thanks to th

so the hallway light could guide him and prevent him from tripping. His greeting

was covered by thick, dark curtains, Maxwell could tell that he was there. The at

You didn't come down for lunch or breakfast. Felicity s

the struggle every now and then. Even if he asked him to leave, he'd be grateful just to hear something. Maxwell mo

ke he was talking to himself. He sighed and reached for the curtain. Just as he was about to push it o

w, frustrated by everything. Someone had to bring him out of this state, and he didn't know what to do anymore. Speaking to him didn't work. Felicity

ing to face him. But his eyes were closed, and he looked completely un

that you barely leave the house. You need sunlight. How long are you going to keep livin

n so long already. I think it's time you moved on. I know it's hard, bu

re. He sighed again and turned back to the reason he had come into the room to let in some light and change the

om. He stood still for a moment, then turned to look at Ca

hallway, but it was empty. Calhoun was

tood by the front door of the house, which was wide open just like th

Felicity asked, still in shock at

d for one second, and the next, he w

ng at the vast forest. The moon was almost out already,

n't know what to expect anymore, and with each day that passed, their worry only increased. All the