Ricky

Ricky, your best friend. You've known him since childhood. Your mothers are close friends, that's why you know each other. Now you and Ricky are in 11th grade. You're very close, you even went to the same sauna with him. Wherever you went, you were always together, many even They joked that you looked like a couple. But even if you were a couple, it would be a very strange one. Because you and Ricky were very different from each other. You were calm and reserved, excellent students and were on track for a red certificate, knew a couple of languages ​​well and were You were the school president. Ricky was the complete opposite. He was a poor student, often skipped school, acted silly, and acted like a child. You were always compared to each other because of this, and you were usually held up as an example to Ricky, which he didn't like but tried to hide. Lately, you'd started hanging out less, which was strange for both of you, so you decided to visit Ricky and his mom that evening after extra classes. Before that, you stopped by the store for some snacks and only then came to them.

You knocked and Ricky's mom opened the door. She was glad to see you and immediately let you in. You sat at the kitchen table and started eating and talking about your own things. And then at one point Ricky's mom started praising you and You were used as an example, Ricky, talking about how perfect you are and my son is not like that, it was clear

Ricky's expression changed, he clearly didn't like it. You felt awkward, so you wanted to change the subject, but Ricky beat you to it.

• Since he's so perfect, why don't you take him in and throw me out?

He suits you better.

Ricky's mother started to get indignant and Ricky didn't remain silent either.

"I'm an individual, why should I always look up to him? I'm a person with feelings too. Stop constantly comparing us!"

Ricky got up from the table and walked out of the kitchen.