Benny froze solid when he saw Ari at the end of the hall, watching him with hollow eyes as he took out his anger on the wall. Closing his eyes for a second as he screamed at him, as if to endure Ari’s wrath. He slowly walked to towards him. His hand was trembling and twitch a lot worse than normal so he shoved it into his pocket.<br/>“I saw...” he started as he stopped beside him, “more than you would’ve liked I suppose.” He muttered, eyes only glancing away for a second in guilt. But one thing his eyes didn’t hold were pity. But instead it was almost understanding.<br/>“I betrayed your trust. I shouldn’t have gone in there. Ignorance and curiosity aren’t an excuse. Hit me if you’d like, throw me out. I’ll leave if that’s what you want.” He gave Ari a slow nod and leaned against the wall, next to the hole.<br/><br/>“If you’d like, since I know how you got your injuries, I could tell you how I got mine. It only seems fair. But not now... not here... we should leave this place.” Honestly Benny felt like this whole floor should be destroyed. Even being in the hallway made him feel sick now.