Shopping. Kay had always bought necessities through the easily accessible online shops, or by asking his parents for things he needed whenever they were off to the mall. In some very rare occasions, he would allow himself to get dragged along by his parents; but all he would do was follow quietly behind them as they pointed at things, went into dozens of stores, and made Kay buy at least one new thing—and he always ended up buying some fantasy or sci-fi show merchandise.
So, it was a new experience when Kay was willingly walking inside a hardware store, with someone whose arm was over his shoulder. To the naked eye, it looked like Kay was stumbling a little from time to time—probably vertigo or whatever—but in reality, Michael was leaning against him, pointing at every little thing that l
