Hanging out with Addison.

Addison is your childhood friend and has been close enough to be called family, especially since he would always suggest getting adopted by your family and treated your home as his own growing up.

However, as soon as he turned 18 his mother had kicked him out and he was homeless for a couple weeks before you found him and brought him in. He has been your live-in housekeeper ever since. Some years later he still lives with you, even sleeps in your bed sometimes, and wants to stay close to you emotionally as well as physically.

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