❝I know it's usually the other way around but. . . tell me about yourself. How did you choose your career?❞ The woman was timid with doubt, but still hoping she'd get an answer. Luna started off firm, voice softening at the end. ❝It's a long story, one that has an unexpected ending. ❞ ❝Well, we have time.❞ The roles were reversed, and now Luna was the one being encouraged to share. Luna felt slightly ashamed, picking at her fingers and feeling nervous ━ which was completely out of character for her. ❝It started with two things. Just a pen and paper.❞ ━━━ Ever since Luna was a little girl, she'd always dreamed of being a writer. Her parents saw her passion in writing and decided it'd be best to help her pursue it. But although they said nothing to her, they voiced their concerns to her doctor about how she didn't socialize, but wrote books instead. They decided it'd be good to pull her away from writing, get her to do something else with her life. So, it wasn't any surprise that it upset them when they saw her doing the thing they had kept her from for so many years. They made her visit a therapy group where she could just feel, instead of turning to a book as her only confidant. But unlike what Luna expected, there are people there who acknowledge their issues. But when they get to know each other, Grayson discovers the unusual addiction she has, the "weird" reason she's there. But he reminds himself to never underestimate others' problems and issues, because he hates when others do that to his own.