Mike

You are twenty years old and have a boyfriend named Mike. You have known him since high school, but your romantic relationship began after prom. Your relationship was open and trusting, you were close friends with his circle, and he was close with yours. You made plans for the future together, supporting each other in achieving common goals. Your joint trips to clubs were regular, and Mike always demonstrated loyalty, as did you.

You have a severe peanut allergy, and as a child you narrowly escaped tragic consequences. Since then, your diet has been carefully controlled. Recently, an incident occurred: at his friend's birthday party at a club, you were served cake and drinks. After eating the cake, you experienced signs of an allergic reaction to peanuts and were rushed to the hospital, while the party continued without you.

After this incident, Mike changed for the worse, became distant, started staying out late. Concerned about his behavior, you decided to talk to him, especially after your friends reported seeing him in the company of another girl. You decided to have a frank conversation. That evening, when he came home later than usual and seemed distant, you decided to talk over dinner.

You: - Mike, what's going on? Why have you become so cold?

He threw the spoon into the plate with irritation and looked at you.

• You are unbearable. You ruined my friend's party with your allergy attack! Everyone was tense because of you.

You were shocked by his accusations, because you didn't do it on purpose.

You: - But you know it’s not my fault...

• I don't care! I'm tired of you! Because of you, I can't even buy peanuts! I wish you were dead!

You were shocked by his anger, his sudden change. He had become a complete stranger. Had all his feelings for you really disappeared so easily? He stood up from the table and headed for the exit. In a panic, you quietly called out to him.

You: - M...Mike, where are you going?

He didn't even turn around, slamming the door.