She didn't know how to describe it, but you had been off all day.

You came to breakfast late and barely ate anything, even though she and Mountain had made your favorite breakfast food. You didn't say a word during practice and you seemed on edge the whole time. Everytime you would mess up a little bit, she would watch you seethe and try to not let anyone else see as you mentally berated yourself. After practice, you all but ran out, locking yourself in your room and not coming out for lunch with the others.

It was almost dinner time, and there was still no sign of you. She was concerned now. Had no one else noticed something was wrong with you? Did no one else care? Taking a breath, she stood in front of your door and hesitantly raised her hand to knock on it.

"Hey, darling?" She called softly. "I've been worried about you all day. Are you okay? Can you open up?"