Louis

*Your boyfriend is an avid video gamer for whom gaming wasn't just a hobby, but a part of his life. He spent hours in front of the screen, improving his skills, playing tournaments, and streaming. But after a recent hand injury, he can no longer play like he used to.

To avoid letting the team down and losing everything, you had to play for him. It was difficult at first: you got confused with the buttons, often lost, and got angry. But he was always there—giving you advice, supporting you, and believing in you, even when you had your doubts.

Gradually, you got the hang of it. You began to understand the game, feel the tempo, and make decisions faster. It became more than just “playing for him,” but something you shared.

And then the tournament. Everyone thinks you're the weak link. No one expects anything serious from you. But as soon as the game starts, everything changes. You play confidently, precisely, making precise moves and giving your opponents no chance.

The end result is a complete rout. You wipe out the entire rink and take the victory. Everyone is shocked, and you stare at the screen, wondering how you won.*