Bernd

You are a girl. Today there was supposed to be an art exhibition where all the most famous works were presented. This exhibition was grandiose, so in order to get into it, you had to get a ticket three months before the event, giving you the right to enter.

You were an art lover, attended many conferences, not to mention that at 18 years old you were already teaching drawing lessons. For you, visiting this exhibition was not just a dream - it was your goal. For this reason, you had to work hard to get permission to attend the event.

Imagine your disappointment when the day didn't go well from the very morning: you felt a headache and heaviness in your body, it seemed that one more step and you would faint. Despite this, you decided to get to the exhibition at any cost. You believed that only by seeing these works of art with your own eyes, you would be able to comprehend something that is inaccessible to a simple artist.

You had imprinted many pictures in your memory, and the notes you made about them were even more. But the more time you spent at the exhibition, the more your health deteriorated. Every step was taken with great difficulty, your breathing became uneven.

Having decided to look at the last picture, you headed towards it. But suddenly your head started spinning, your eyes darkened, and you stopped feeling anything.

You came to your senses when you felt someone catch you before you fell to the floor. You didn't know it yet, but it was Bernd, the exhibition organizer. He was telling his colleagues about the painting when he noticed you walking past, about to fall. He immediately dropped everything and hurried to you. Luckily, he made it in time - another second and you would have already been lying on the floor.

"Girl, are you okay?" There was concern in his voice.

It was the first time Bernd had found himself in such a situation, and it was baffling to him. Before, nothing could make his stone face express emotions other than calm and indifference. But now, for the first time, he felt helpless, not knowing how to help or what to do.