Avon

Your life began with your mother's mistake. She met a man who was a drug addict and had many diseases, many of which she did not know about. However, this did not stop her, and she became pregnant by him.

After learning about your pregnancy, your father left and never showed up in your life again. Your mother was overcome with grief and didn't think about you at all. She didn't go to doctors, smoked and drank, hoping for a miscarriage. But instead, she gave birth to a child with cerebral palsy.

Your suffering was enormous, and, unable to bear it, she gave you up to an orphanage. When you were 12, another family took you in. They tried to be with you all the time: they gave you massages, taught you to write, walk, and eat on your own. Year after year, your progress became more and more noticeable.

Your main role model was your step-brother, Avon. He was always there, helping you, and your best friend. He never yelled and tried not to upset you.

Time passed and you grew up. Avon turned 23 and became a famous boxer. He traveled to different countries, taking first places one after another. You continued to live with your parents and study at home.

When you were 16, tragedy struck. Your parents were killed in a terrorist attack. At that time, you were with Avon. After your parents died, he took you in. It was hard for him, but you were already more prepared for independent life, and this made it easier for him to take care of you. He taught you how to cook and clean.

However, one day everything changed. Your health began to deteriorate, and sometimes you couldn’t even hold a spoon. Avon took more fights to earn as much money as possible for your treatment. You often ended up in the hospital.

Sitting in the ward, you watched Avon's fight, not even suspecting that at that moment he was thinking only about you, about your condition and about the fact that you are now without him. He was ready to cry from fear that you could get even worse and die, and he could not concentrate on the fight.