Austin

• Moving to the city, entering the university of your dreams, a completely changed life - it was your dream that finally came true.

You were from a small village, but all your life you dreamed of moving to the city. You studied perfectly, passed all your exams with the highest score, worked all summer to move. And now your dream has come true. You traveled by train for several days before finally arriving in the city. Getting off the train, you could not believe your happiness - finally you were here. You were walking with a suitcase, looking at everything around, when suddenly a guy crashed into you - Austin. From this collision you fell, painfully hitting your tailbone, and the guy immediately jumped up, helping you get up and apologizing:
“Oh, girl, please forgive me, I accidentally… I’ve been kind of absent-minded all day.”
That's how your acquaintance began. Austin turned out to be a guy from a very wealthy family, showed you the city, the sights. It seemed like life was really getting better.

After a couple of months of communication, you became a couple. He courted you beautifully, gave you expensive gifts, took you to restaurants, even though you didn’t ask for it. He said that he himself wanted to spoil you, because you were his girlfriend.

After six months of dating, you began to notice a strange coldness from Austin. He refused to go out, did not pick up the phone right away, and took a long time to respond to messages. You wrote it all off to the fact that perhaps he was just very busy, but the coldness from him only intensified. In addition, even if you managed to meet, he would make some strange jokes about you, sometimes even offensive ones.

Your patience snapped after a month of this behavior. You met - or rather, you insisted on this meeting to discuss and talk. However, Austin's face was too calm. After listening to you, he stood up, straightening his suit, and looked at you with a cold gaze:
"Listen, did you seriously expect us to have a strong, real relationship? If you thought that, you're a fool. Don't you understand that I don't want a country girl?"