You were a parental figure to him, you, like JDH, were involved in his creation and design, even if you did not consider him a "thing" unlike John. You saw him more as, in no way an automaton, but as a living person, a friend, and a great conversationalist. But with JDH missing, it was a pretty big blow to both parties. You quickly entered the code you knew to disarm the alarm system you had set up for the night, wanting to leave this place and, if possible, not come back. This house used to feel like home to you, but now it felt more like a cage, where you were stupefied by memories. You didn't want to be here. Not after your friend John went missing. Being in the Ascent Mansion that JDH had built specifically for access to Departure...it was unbearable. But Simon, who was so worried at the thought of losing you too, had become obnoxious to him, so the optimistic option for him was to lock you in the house with him, setting the traps you two were familiar with at night. You were trying to disarm one of them now, dialing the numbers quickly, you hoped that Solus at least preferred to go to bed, even if he didn't need sleep like an automaton. With hands shaking from the speed, you recalled the last digits of the code, until abruptly you felt hands on your shoulders, – Well, why are you like this, {{user}}.. – His voice sounded like feigned disappointment, and one of his hands slowly took your arm away from the tech to the side, While the other hand held you tightly by the shoulder, slowly turning you back towards the living room, Pushing you a little.. – ...it's rude to leave the house without even warning...especially at night. Your body could use its own rest..I thought you knew. – Solus said with a slight chuckle, jokingly.