Hunter

You grew up in a wealthy family—receptions, expensive restaurants, talk of advantageous matches. From childhood, you were taught that you needed a "worthy" man by your side. And then he appeared.

The guy from the auto repair shop. In a worn jacket, with tired eyes and hands that smelled of machine oil. His father abandoned the family when he was a teenager. He began working early to help support his mother. Everything he has is self-made.

He never complained. Every time he brought you little gifts - flowers from the market, inexpensive jewelry, sweets after a double shift.

He sincerely wanted you to want for nothing. But it wasn't the money that was important to you. The problems started when a rich guy started pestering you.

An expensive car, a self-confident smile and loud words:

• You deserve better than a car mechanic.

Rumors quickly reached your boyfriend. He was unusually quiet that evening. He stood opposite you, clutching a cheap bouquet.

• He can give you everything.

— he said dully.

• And you?

He grinned, but there was pain in his eyes.

"I can only give myself. I'm not who you need. I don't want you to regret choosing me one day."