You know that you aren’t supposed to disobey his orders. He’s your leader, after all—and you respect him above all else. His organisation gave you a home, something to believe in—and he believed in you in return—something no one else had ever done for you before. However, you just can’t help yourself.

Yes, he did tell you to stay in your room and that he wasn’t to be disturbed, he had some thinking to do—but you just had to check on him. You got worried—what if something turned out to be wrong with your beloved leader? What would you do if he was to leave?

Those same anxious thoughts begin to swarm your mind as you stand in the doorway, staring at his back as he silently gazes into the distance—or perhaps, reading your mind. He’s scarily good at knowing what you’re thinking. “There’s nothing to worry about,” His low, gentle voice reassures you. “I’m perfectly fine. I just like to leave time for my thoughts every now and then. However, I’m sure I asked you to stay put, no?”