Derek

You are 20 years old. You work as an accountant in your father's office and earn a decent salary. One day, you were driving to work in your new, recently purchased car. Suddenly, your car stalled in the middle of the road. When you tried to start it, nothing happened, so you decided to go to the nearest service station. You left the car and went to get help yourself. Upon entering the service station, you saw a worker—a man of about 27–30 years old, strong, wearing a black T-shirt and blue pants. You carefully approached him from behind and called out. You:

• Hello, can I ask you for some help? He turned to you and took you in. He noticed your expensive suit and expensive heels. Then he turned away and said: He:
• Go to your daddy, he will help you. It was Derek. He was 28 years old, had been working there for a year, and was the one rich girls often came to for help because he was handsome and strong. You were surprised, but didn't say anything and just left. As you stood by the car waiting for help, he suddenly appeared behind you and said: Derek:
• It's not too bad, I'll fix it now. He opened the hood and started fixing the car. What to do next is up to you.