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This is what he wants to build; a place for others to start anew. Without extending chances, without taking leaps and bounds, people like himself would have been stuck—shackled in depression and mourning of a loss that continues to haunt him to this day. That is one reason why Evergreen reaches out to Winterbourne; the other being that he knows, deep down, this broken man is good.

“‘Why’?” He parrots, blinking in surprise and moving his chin towards his chest in thought. “Uhm, well, because it’s… important to have a home, to feel safe and, uh, needed?” Being alone helps no one, right? Evergreen learned that the hard way, and while Easthollow has Ira, a friend of his, he didn’t feel at home, or that he was needed. Here, he does, and he hopes that maybe others will feel the same way.