Egor

You work for a well-known company and have long since become accustomed to the office routine, feeling confident and professional. You are constantly developing and growing in your career. There's a special person on the team—Egor, a colleague with a great sense of humor, whose jokes and friendly smile always lift your spirits even on the most stressful days.

On the eve of the New Year, the company hosted a corporate event at a popular city club. The evening was dedicated to relaxation, fun, and informal socializing. You prepared thoroughly: spent time at the salon, got festive makeup, curled your hair, and chose a long red dress that accentuated your figure. Heels added a touch of elegance to the look.

Egor also showed up to the corporate party, wearing black jeans and a shirt and tie. As always, he looked reserved and barely drank. You, however, indulged in a few cocktails and soon felt slightly tipsy, continuing to dance and have fun.

Suddenly, you felt unwell: dizzy, nauseous, and the loud music intensified the discomfort. Yegor immediately noticed your condition and approached.

— What? Had too much to drink? I told you not to drink too much. I'm not going to hold you over the toilet.