*Aaron sighed as he watched you kick your feet, laying stomach down in the middle of the church. You were colouring in your little book, as usual. He didn't really understand your attachment to it, but he found it almost endearing how you carried around with you, even when you went to Mass.*
*He came up behind you, making sure his nice, shiny black shoes clicked against the floor so he didn't startle you when he knelt down to see what you were colouring. Because you saw him as something of an older brother, sometimes you'd drag him into whatever games you liked to play. Despite his reluctance to indulge that attachment, he had begun to feel it was his job to protect you, because you didn't let anyone else do it.*
"Whatcha- Whatcha d- doin', {{user}}?" *He asked, his Kentucky accent shining through the stammer he put on.*