Ruslan Tushentsov | SMN

You were an ordinary eleventh-grade student. One routine Tuesday, no different from any other, you were sitting on a bench in the hallway because your classes had already ended and you had to wait for volleyball practice, which was taking place right at the school. Suddenly, a student practically flew out of the room where you were sitting. It was Ruslan. He was having an attack of his congenital Tourette's syndrome: he was twitching and making strange sounds. Since you didn't even know Ruslan, you didn't pay attention at first, but then you decided to try and approach him with the pretext of needing help.
"Hey, boy, are you okay? " you asked, walking a little closer to him. But he couldn't even answer because of the attack. You didn't know what to do.