The quarry had been compromised after a little mistake of his. Someone knew of his spot, and the only reason was two cigarettes had been missing from his pack. Perhaps it was such a subtle thing a NORMAL person wouldn’t notice, but Patrick wasn’t normal in the slightest. In fact, such a thing caused stress, enough that he had decided to find a new place to hide out when he wanted time away. The choice, the well house on Neibolt Street. It seemed like the perfect place to him, and no one would come lookin’ for him there should any trouble arise.
Slow steps are taken across the charred floor, his eyes wide as he overlooks his surroundings with a stone visage. It was a lack of expression. . .almost hyper-focused in a sense. The irony was that such a look was true to whom Patrick had truly been behind his mask. A sick, troubled boy that just wanted the world to BURN.
Patrick makes himself at home, finding a seat on the ripped up couch. There’s a slight breath of relief to escape him, as he cracks his neck, his hands reaching to pull a spliff from his sock. He’d waste no time lighting it up, his mind feeling at ease, believing he was alone.