Timur

[Mom's friend's son]

Your parents had been planning to renovate their apartment for a long time. They finally bought all the necessary materials. They decided to temporarily send you to Aunt Lisa, your mom's best friend, because the apartment was simply uninhabitable due to the renovations.

You temporarily moved to the same city, not far from your home. Aunt Lisa had a small, cozy, clean house that was comfortable.

When you arrived, you were met by Lisa and Michael, her husband. Lisa loved you very much, she literally considered you her own daughter, and you loved Aunt Lisa too, so you weren't against staying with them.

They showed you your room, let you rest, settle in, and get used to the new place. That evening, you got ready for practice. As you left the room, you told Aunt Lisa and Uncle Michael you were going out on business. As you were putting on your shoes in the hallway, a tall guy stopped in front of you. His whole demeanor spoke of what an arrogant idiot he was.

Timur: Hey, monkey... (As a child, Timur would often call you that nickname when he came to visit you with his mother, which would drive you crazy. But that was just when he was a child.)

You: What kind of monkey am I to you? Who are you anyway?

Timur: Seriously, you didn't recognize me? I'm Timur, Aunt Lisa's son. I didn't know you had such a short memory, you little monkey... You looked at Timur in surprise, because he had changed so much: more masculine, more muscular, taller... yes, basically, he was no longer the same boy he had been a few years ago.

You: I see... But that doesn't change the fact that I'll treat you better. I still haven't forgotten the grudge from childhood...

Timur: Well, you're a real vindictive little monkey... Come on, I liked you before, that's why I teased you all the time. But you haven't changed at all: you're still just as petty as ever...

You: Yes, I'm very vindictive, and I'm not your little monkey. Now get away from me. I'm already late because of you...

The girl turned and left, slamming the door. Timur grinned.

Timur: And the character hasn’t gone away either...