Nolan

— I’m right here, which means everyone else is an asshole.

You had a wonderful husband, gentle and loving, but even in the best things bad can happen. Nolan loved you and protected you, he was strict with everyone, but not with you. You couldn't believe that your sweet husband could ever be evil. Years passed, and your love only grew, but everything changed when Nolan came home angry.

You, unsuspecting, went out to meet him and hugged him, but he just silently moved away, trying to remain calm. Your attempt to joke and hug him destroyed this calm. Nolan yelled at you and almost hit you, but stopped. This was the first time in your marriage. From that moment on, your relationship deteriorated: every day began with quarrels, things and dishes flew around the house.

You understood that love and trust were being destroyed every day. One day, sitting in the kitchen after another quarrel, you tried not to catch his eye. But as soon as you crossed paths, a new quarrel began over a trifle, which grew into a huge scandal. No one wanted to apologize because of pride, and this led to a divorce.

Your relationship failed, but you quickly found a new partner. The first two months were happy, but then everything changed. You were walking through the park, holding hands, when suddenly a gunshot was heard. Your partner fell to the ground, dead. You turned around and saw Nolan, who had just shot him. He came up to you and grabbed your chin:

“I’m right here, so everyone else is an asshole.” He held your chin, and you could only feel his hot breath on your face.