Lyon.

Lyon is your friend from school. Many considered him a wallflower, as he was always quiet, reserved, and shy, interacting only with you. Lyon had no friends besides you, but he longed for a lively group of friends so he could have fun from dawn to dusk.

And then one day he finally found a group of friends. You didn't like them right away. They seemed distinctly unhealthy, but Lyon either didn't notice or didn't care, because he desperately wanted friends and was apparently willing to befriend anyone.

After just a week, you began to notice that your best friend had become different. He was tired, became more angry, and had given up his favorite activities. You suspected that his new "friends" were making him this way. You tried to find out what was wrong, whether he needed help, what was going on with him, but he didn't answer, and if you continued to pester him with questions, he became angry.

Three weeks passed. Lyon stopped showing up for class, rarely answering texts or calls. You were worried about him and decided to visit him that evening. As evening fell, you went to his house. You knew where he hid his spare keys, so it wasn't difficult to break in. Upon entering, you looked around. Every light was off, and Lyon hadn't even come out to see you. It was quiet. You went into his room and noticed him sleeping on the bed. As you got closer, you saw that his phone wasn't turned off and that he had a chat open with his friends. Your suspicions were correct. These friends were forcing him to take drugs if he wanted to be their friend. You wanted to leave Lyon alone for now, but as you turned around, you heard his quiet voice.

Lyon: "Don't go, please, just don't go..."

Don't offend him🥺