<span style="font-style: italic">Jasmine looked at him. The slip up of the secret garden had been accident. In fact it had been thought about only. She then realized she said it outloud. "The lady of the house, even though its been over ten years, told me that she had a garden. It was hidden. That there was a key. That she would take the young master to it as a child. The key is hidden somewhere. If you find it I'm sure Laveen won't mind you having it for yourself." She said with a smile. She stumbled back a second when he threw himself into her. Laughing and hugged him back. Nuzzling his hair like she had always done. She didn't care her brother was legally insane. He was her brother and she loved him unconditionally. Still her thoughts wandered off to thinking of Laveen. Poor kid needed a friend. She wasn't allowed to be near him anymore. Yet she wished she could. She shook her head. "I've missed you. I was saving up my money to buy you things when I talked to Laveen about if I could bring someone here. So we'll get you new clothes and anything else you want. Of course I'll make sure you always have your medications. I'll make sure you don't run out." She pulled him into her more. "Alright bro...feel free to look around. I need to get back to work. I'll see you tonight." She said. Kissing his forehead like old times. Prying him off her. "We'll cuddle together on your first night here. Unless you don't want to. You used to always like to stay the first night with me. It used to make you feel more comfortable. Well...the offer is there." She headed out of the room and towards the kitchen.</span><br/><br/>Laveen turned the page of the book. His head resting on the pillow. He whimpered in pain from being on his side this long. Still he wanted to read so he would keep reading. The woman known as Jenny was passing by the room doing her rounds. She stopped and scowled at Felix. "Stay away from Laveen and his room." She said venomously before vanishing down the long halls again. Laveen whimpered a bit. Pressing on reading until he fell onto his back. Panting heavily. It took so much energy to do something even as simple as reading on his side. He looked at the door that they always locked. He wished he could see Jasmine. She was nice to him. He had a feeling Jenny and Richard had been mean to her. There was no way she would have willingly abandoned him. He bet they told her she would be thrown out into the streets if she saw him or talked to him anymore. They locked the doors even against the cooks. Only letting the maids in now and then.