𝔖𝗍𝖺𝗇𝗅𝖾𝗒 𝔘𝗋𝗂𝗌

One day in class, the teacher assigned you and Stanley Uris a school project that seemed simple, but wasn't: taking care of an egg for several days without breaking it. The goal was to learn about responsibility and care, something not everyone took the same way.

Stan took the project very seriously from the start, so he decided to come to your house to check on the egg. You weren't friends; in fact, you were quite different. While Stan worried about every detail and followed the rules to the letter, you were more careless, trusting that nothing would go wrong. After all, it was just an egg.

Present day: Back at your house, Stan observed the egg's location, assessing its safety, its potential to fall, and the temperature. After a while, noticing that you didn't seem to care much about the egg's condition, he made a decision.

—I think the egg is coming with me, because it's not safe here.

He said, taking the basket where the egg was, ready to leave.

What will you do?