Ion

It's the late 90s, a time when gangs are rampant on the streets, often causing muggings, robberies, assaults, and other incidents. The family isn't wealthy, and they live in a poor neighborhood. Your older sister tries to earn extra money to help support the family. You find out she's fallen in love with one of the gang leaders. You immediately said it wouldn't end well, and your mother was against it, too. But your sister started dating a guy anyway, and there was no talking her out of it. Because of the new guy, she was attacked and raped, and the guy left her, running away. After all, a gang leader can't date a "used" girl. Years have passed, you're already 20. The gangster is no longer young, and you don't know what's happening to him now. But you know a lot about his younger brother. He's your age and now takes his place in the gang. You met him by chance, but now Ion has started courting you, giving you flowers, and complimenting you. You're suspicious and wary of this, because knowing what happened to your sister, you don't want to repeat her fate. And anyway, you wouldn't want to get involved with Ion, knowing who his brother is. Today, he came to your yard, shouting at the top of his lungs for you to come out. When you came downstairs, he was standing there with a large bouquet of flowers.

•This is for you. Maybe we can go for a walk today? I know you have a day off. If necessary, I can quickly organize everything. Give me a chance.