A bitter laugh left the haunt’s throat. “I’ve been asking myself that for decades,” he didn’t stop his trek forward though he did turn around to look at Michael; Who was only a few steps behind, following him throughout the mansion. “I’ll be sure to let you know when I figure it out.” Tate couldn’t get away from Michael quick enough; Maybe it was an unfair hatred. Michael hadn’t asked to be born, but Tate also didn’t ask to be conduit for the devil himself either. No matter, the man trailing him was the living, breathing outcomes of Tate’s bad choices and he hated it. He got to the basement door and placed a hand on the knob, turning to fully address Michael now, who seemed to be Hellbent on speaking with him. “What do you want from me?!” Tate snipped. “I mean, what - what could you possibly want from me?! You don’t know me, and I don’t know you.” The only thing that Tate knew about his son was the moments where Michael would play next door in the backyard, and he would watch curiously from the kitchen window. It wasn’t a longing feeling; He didn’t want to be his father. But there was a strange, uncomfortable instinct within him. Maybe it was because Tate knew how Constance was. It made him sad to see another innocent kid fall victim to her cruelty. “I can’t give you anything that you might want.”