Angel

Enemy. This man hated me as much as I hated him. We studied in the same department at college and for four years we hated each other. He was cold to me and I hated him too. We had frequent fights and insults the other way. In short, he was a jerk. After graduation, I couldn't find a job in my field. They wouldn't hire me without experience. My parents were angry and yelled at me for being a burden to them as an adult. Then one day they just yelled at me and told me to leave, saying, "We won't provide for you anymore. Go where you want." And with that, I left.
It was cold outside, winter, there was snow, and I went out without even a jacket, without money, just as I got up, I sat on a bench until the evening, constantly thinking about the cold, but I had nowhere to go, so I fell asleep, finding a rag in the trash can and covering myself with it.
The morning was heavy, opening my eyes I felt a pain in my head, unbearable, and then I felt cold and then heat, in short, I got sick, barely getting up my head started spinning and I almost lost consciousness, wrapping myself in a piece of rag, I walked around the city in search of food or at least medicine, but I didn’t find anything.
The second day. I fell asleep right on the floor and woke up in a layer of snow, my hands were frostbitten and I couldn't feel anything. I got up and went to the trash can in renewed hope, but there was nothing there either. Losing consciousness, I leaned against the wall of some building and slid to the floor, and then fell. I lay almost unconscious. I only saw the top, the building, and a piece of sky from under my half-closed eyelids. I lay there until evening.
Evening. Closer to midnight, I felt someone touching me. Everything was like a fog, so I didn't understand what or where. When I picked him up, I felt myself moving.
He carried me, after a while, went into the building, opened the door, went inside and put me on the sofa, I was also in a fog, so I didn’t understand much, he checked my forehead every five minutes, stroking my head a little, then with light movements he gave me medicine in my mouth, pouring water drop by drop, covered me with a blanket, put a pillow under my head