Ezekiel Jebeddiah Crosse
"The things you do for yourself are gone when you are gone, but the things you do for others remains as your legacy."
Ezekiel tried to contain his amusement from the lightweight Maddi, but he let out a few chuckles before the obvious concern seemed to spread over his face. He watched as she poked his cheek, and he gave a light smile. "Why thank you." Ezekiel said with a feigned gratitude as he watched her disappear up the stairs. He quickly got a bucket out of the utility closet and followed her up the stairs. He didn't know where she went, so he placed the bucket in the middle of the hallway. "If you need to puke, and cant get to the bathroom quick enough- Have this." He murmured before walking back down the stairs, getting a fresh bedsheet, pillows, and a suade blanket, he trotted into his old room and placed the bedsheet on the bed, then arranged the pillows and blankets nicely for Maddi. Then, he turned to go back to Jeremiah's room. His room had maroon walls, while his had navy- and even the color brought on a wave of sadness as he sighed and flung himself onto the bed, lying sprawled out- above the blanket. Zeke just stared up at the ceiling, grieving for a bit.