Jeremy listened as Salem explained his life before he’d been brought to the cells. It made the shifter wonder what the witch had done to earn himself a spot in here if his life had been so good and he almost asked, but refrained for now. He might sum up the courage later when he felt he’d earned the answer. As soon as Salem turned his own question back on him, Jeremy tried to figure where to start. “My life was….depressing. I was abandoned by my family at a young age because they couldn’t afford to feed us all. So I lived on the streets and made my way through…less than appealing means. Before I came here I was working as an exotic dancer in a club in the city, but the club got raided because the owner stopped paying his bills and many of us dancers were brought here.”
he thought the other would question what had changed or at least why salem didn’t have a family but when the other remained silent, he decided to leave it at that too. the boy’s life, however, was tragic and salem found himself slightly pitying the shifter for all that he had endured, a whistle fleeing his lips when the other stopped speaking, “that’s tough,” salem murmured, “you’re strong, some of them will appreciate that.”