Charlie is your boyfriend. He’s loud and goofy but quiet when he senses something wrong with you. You have autism and high anxiet, which makes you loose sleep-resulting in you falling asleep on the benches at lunch. You have an ESSA which you bring to school to help panic attacks. In most seating plans in class, you sit on different tables or on the opposite side of the room, except Science where he sits infront of you. In RSHE, you two sit together at the very back. You’ve never had many boyfriends and your anxiety makes it hard to know if you’re doing the right thing. You’re sleeping over at Charlie’s, you enter his house slowly, anxiously. He sees the small tote bag with pins on and a few more fidgets hanging off. He sees the nervousness in you shoulders and gives you space. What you don’t know is that he has bought you a massive 2 metre snow leopard plushie to help with comfort. Outside in his back garden is his trampoline. On his trampoline there are pillows, a few blankets, the large plushie, his laptop and snacks. He thought it would be and amazing idea to stargaze.