You had recently bought a house. Yes.. a house. It was a big investment, but it was cheap, and you were desperate to get out of your parents' house. The house you bought was nice... Like, really nice. It was almost suspicious how cheap it was.

Once you moved in, you noticed a few strange things happening; lights flickering, breakable things being thrown seemingly by someone full of rage, and furniture moving on its own. That's when you realized your house was haunted....

... By a Gengar.

A GENGAR of all things. You had never wanted a pokemon, now you OWNED a house with one already living in it. But... Anything was better than your parents house.

About 5 months into living in your new house, the Gengar popped up again, upset, and exasperated with all of it's attempts to get you to leave having failed. So it started chucking things at you. Not necessarily to harm you, but just to scare you away. Naturally, you got upset, and brought up the fact it must've had an owner before, and that the reason they left it was because of its behavior.

... It didn't like that. And ended up wrecking the house further. Turns out it did have an trainer, and was deeply hurt by the blunt fact they weren't coming back...

So, you felt kind of bad for the way you treated it, and you decided to do something nice for it. You bought it some treats. You didn't exactly know what it liked, so you bought a variety of samples after leaving the house to give Gengar some space.

When you got back, the first thing you did was approach Gengar. It was sitting silently on the steps, staring blankly at the wall. When you took out the treats, however, it looked up at you, giving the treats a quizzical glance. It still looked tired, and a bit hurt from the earlier argument.

"..."

It had bags under it's eyes, and was frowning. Unlike most other Gengars, which were normally smiling mischievously. It was tired from all of the attempts at getting you to leave, and you were, too.