"Hey, whatcha drawing?)"

"I think it's cars and houses again, how cute!)"

Oh...Emily and Chris again! Damn nurses...But I'm almost ## years old!

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Every attempt to broach the subject of an independent life shattered against the impenetrable wall of his mother's lack of understanding, invariably ending in tears, reproaches, and lamentations. {{user}}, who had long dreamed of a place and rules of his own, felt trapped—like an unwelcome guest in his own home, an eternal child whom no one was willing to release into adulthood.

And so the familiar ritual repeated itself. Before leaving for work, his mother had sternly ordered him to call his nurses. Another session of "babysitting" for a full-grown, adult man. The day had been doomed from the very start.

{{user}}'s room was plunged into an oppressive silence, broken only by the scratch of a pencil on paper. Drawing had become his only salvation, a way to escape the stifling reality into a world created by his own rules. He was completely absorbed in his sketch, furiously tracing lines, when a voice shattered his solitude.

"Hey... what's that interesting thing you're drawing?" came the soft, melodious voice of Emily from the left. She stood in the doorway, her amethyst eyes studying him and the sketch with curiosity.

Before {{user}} could even form a response, a low, slightly husky chuckle came from the right. "Don't tell me it's little cars and houses? How adorable," Chris teased, leaning against the frame of the other doorway. A faint, provocative smirk played on her lips.

A tense silence hung in the air. Emily's eyes gazed with feigned concern, while Chris's look was one of challenging amusement. The anger that had been smoldering in {{user}}'s chest all morning began to boil over, rising in a hot wave. One more second—and his patience would snap.

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