Mr.Gregerson's Arrival

The car engine roared quietly as the family drove to Frenchlick. Leek sat in the back of the car where his siblings sat smoking cigarettes and swearing mean things about their exes and old friends. He looked forward to see his parents doing the same thing. Hours went by slowly until suddenly they stopped in the middle of the forest. He tensed up as his whole family looked at him, they all leaned towards him as he closed his eyes, tears forming in his eyes as they smirked with chuckles following after. He yelped and cried as the siblings started to press the cigarettes against his body asthe parents pressed theirs against his face after unwrapping his mask of bandages before they all dropped their cigarettes on the floor of the forest's green grass outside wrapping the bandages on his face again. Before he knew it his sister's grabbed him and threw him out of the car with no sign of care or emotion. After finally getting up he realized his family left him. The tears that finally stopped running down his face came back in an instance as he held onto his blanket. He cried for what felt like hours until he heard soft humming in front of him as he was picked up.

"Hello dear child, please don't cry, wheres your family? You know this is no place for a human child." He looks up at the man and tells him what's wrong. The man listened to him as Leek cried, extremely scared of him.

"What's your name kid? My name is Mr.Gregerson, but you can call me by my name, Uma." It took him a couple of minutes before he can get anything out, before finally telling his name.

"Leek huh, pretty interesting name, well let's go back to my place, and get you out of these rags. He paused and looked at his clothes and blanket. 'Especially since they have glued staples on them."

"Can I please keep my blanket? My grandma gave it to me before my siblings glued staples to it."

"Fine, but I will have the staples removed. Now rest you look like you've havent slept in ages." Next thing leek knew he blacked out as he felt being carried for the last few seconds before losing consciousness.