letspleasuretogether:

Yeah… The kid was anything but fine. Even in the crappy lighting of the bus stop, he could see that the stranger wasn’t well. The more logical part of Lavi told him to just mind his own business. This wasn’t for him to meddle in. But looking at the poor, dejected kid on the bus bench was too overwhelming. The guilt in his chest was about ready to burst.

Taking a step closer, Lavi hesitantly shook the other boy’s shoulder. “Hey. If you don’t have a place to stay, there is a homeless shelter a few blocks down.”

Allen lifted his head a little when the stranger shook him.

“Wont let me in.” he said as he shook his head. “I’m okay.” He wished this stranger would just leave him alone, he was fine right here.