[justify]It was around one in the morning and one of the few lights in the camp was coming from Trevor's cabin. He was up late again, nothing he wasn't used to already. The young tom was seated at his desk, staring out through the window in front of him. It would have been a nice portrait to admire, if you didn't include the thoughts racing through Trevor's mind at the moment. Of how he felt like a major failure as a son, a brother, a friend and clanmate. Each of those haunting ideas made his heart ache constantly, yet the male managed to hide it well.
First, there were his insecurities of how he was performing in his duties as a son and brother. He couldn't do anything to save his mom, Sayaka. Trevor missed her every single day, just as he missed Vandeadcarnival, the father he'd never known yet still loved immensely. He loved his parents with all he had, wishing that fate had been kinder to the two of them. Then, his siblings. Sure, he'd see them around, however they all tended to come and go as they pleased...just like Trevor. The young tom wanted to be able to stop time so he could spend more moments with his littermates, getting to know more about them with each passing day. It was all his fault though, he was barely around, however he definitely wanted to change that soon.
Second, the guilty feelings in his heart when it came to his friends and clanmates. Trevor did what he could to remain in their lives, all the while trying to keep himself from getting too close. He wanted to prevent as many losses as possible and it seemed the only way he could do that was to put up a front in order to keep people from digging too deep. Then, sometimes...times arose when his promise to protect people made him do things like when he'd gone on the offense against Phil's dragon form a few days ago. He was torn between protecting a friend and protecting the clan, immediately feeling terrible for not attempting to protect both of them. Those feelings still lingered in his heart now, making him feel pure, immense guilt that would most likely remain there for the rest of his life.
It came as a surprise to Trevor that he'd managed to keep a relatively alright grip on his emotions with only a few secret times and one not so secret time when the pressure made him crack. He would have dwelled on all of these thoughts for so much longer, but the sound of the front door to his cabin opening made him leap down off the stool in front of his desk. With great care, he called, "Who's there?"[/justify]