They stood hugging quietly for a while and it felt nice, but Chase had thoughts swirling in his head that he wanted to share in conversation. "The people here don't seem to care very much about us," he said. "They almost never ask questions-- have you noticed that? It seems like the only way they trust to learn things about us is with all those silly tests they do. I think that's as much a game to the doctor as this is to us. I think he looks at the world like a survival game, and that's sad."<br/><br/>"Well, mind if I tell you about myself? Since no one else here I've seen has ever cared." He paused for her answer before continuing. "I was born and raised in England," he said, "but my ancestors came from Japan. They moved to Europe a long time ago, but Ana and I were the first in our family with light hair and eyes. I can speak Japanese, too, since my family had held onto it all this time. Ana would never call me Chase, either; she always said "Onii-chan" which means "big brother." I'm only older than her by a few seconds, but she never seemed to care. I think it's somehow special that both your names are only three letters long; there aren't many names that are so short, and fewer that are so pretty." He was quiet for a moment. "I want to know all about you, too. Right now, you're the most important person in my life, and the most fun. I want to know everything about you, the good and the bad, so I can love all of it... I heard it somewhere, that we like people for their virtues and love them for their flaws. You can tell me anything you want and I swear I will never ever judge you for it."