D: Hello Zoe, I'm glad you're here.
M: Hello...
D: I've noticed you're feeling a little down lately, is something wrong?
M: Well, I uh.... *looks around*
D: Should we go somewhere alone? Where nobody is listening?
M: *nods*

*le walk to le room with all the hay and masks rofl*
D: Alright, what's the problem?
M: I really shouldn't talk about it, it's in my family but...I guess I've got no big options, seeing as you're the only one capable to help me.
D: You can talk, I won't tell anybody.
M: My Dad may be addicted to Alcohol...
D: Oh dear...I have some experience with these cases. Why do you think he's an alcoholic?
M: Well, he always comes home late and loses his temper quite easily lately.
D: Okay...Is it okay if I ask more questions?
M: I can try answering them, sure.
D: When he loses his temper, what does he do? Does he attack you?
M: He only verbally assaults me, he never hits me.
D: That's somewhat of a relief. Now, does he pay attention to you?
M: Not as much anymore. I came home with a perfect grade in Maths and he seemed like he didn't care.
D: Hmm...Does he go to work?
M: He does...I think? I've seen him around town some time, when I would be out of school earlier.
D: That's odd. What about money? Is your family financially well?
M: Not as much anymore, my mother seems to struggle with the groceries and all that.
D: Okay... Does he have sleep problems? Like, is he able to sleep properly at all? Or do you wake up from him?
M: I've heard him in the kitchen a few times...
D: Hmm...Yes... Uhm, what about his general mood? Is he still as happy-go-lucky as you told me he was, or is he different now, besides the temper problems, of course.
M: He seems depressed, he's also very pessimistic, which is very unusual.
D: Okay, now, what about alcohol? Have you seen any alcohol at all at home?
M: Not really, we have that typical afterwork beer for my Dad.
D: Yeah, he told me that once at the summer festival. It was his way to release tension after a hard day of work. *nods*
M: So what do you think...?
D: It's very complicated...Have you tried asking your father about it?
M: No, I'm a bit afraid of it.
D: That's normal, it's a very serious topic. I can come visit you some day and somewhat confront him with it?
M: I...I'll try to do it myself, okay?
D: Sure, I hope I'll see you again next week. :)

*Let's go to the other WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK*

D: Hey there, Zoe! You seem somewhat happier!
M: Yes. I am happy. I took your advice and my Dad burst out in tears.
D: That's a bit of a weird reason to be happy.
M: Yeah, he told us he lost his Job and that's why he got so frustrated lately and all, he didn't want to tell me or my mother about it...
D: Ooooooh! That changes a lot. It's very depressing to lose your job, I hope he'll find a new job soon. Maybe, to keep him busy, he could help out at the youth center? They always look for some helpers.
M: I'll tell him that. He's also going to do a therapy, if things don't change soon.
D: That's good, I'm glad it all worked out in the end.


The end. 9/11 amazing jokes and 2many memes -ign