It's time to begin, isnˋt it?

He forced himself to think about the world outside the lair: stores, supermarkets, shelves stocked with food like the ones he’d seen in old magazines.He could take something. Anything. And if it ran out, they could get more.But none of that internal dialogue eased the knot in his stomach.What if someone sees taking food? orA series of stories focused on Casey Junior. They are all standalone, so there is no specific number of chapters, and I’m not sure how much I will write about them. They are just brief stories that offer glimpses into the life of a highly traumatized boy who has to learn how to live, not just survive.Here we will talk about the bad relationship with food, eating disorders in general, and some personal headcanons about Casey. Adaptation and coping mechanisms.The good thing is that here, we will give Casey a very big hug, a very, very big one.