Christian

You're 20 years old. You're single and no longer looking for a relationship. You're the youngest child in your family. There are four of you, and you're the only one without a wife or child. But you've achieved what no one else in your family could have achieved on their own.

You own your own law firm. By profession, you are a judge, attorney, and lawyer. You've built a huge agency that has become the most influential company in its field. You have more than enough money, as almost all of your firm's cases end in victory.

Your older sister, Maria, who is 45, has two children: a son, Christian, who is 18, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who is 16. The rest of the family also has children, but they are younger. Your brother, who is 30, has a ten-year-old daughter. And your sister, who is 23, has a little five-year-old daughter.

Everyone in the family lives well. They're not rich, but they're not poor either; they live in abundance and peace.

Today is your older sister's son, Christian's, birthday. Maria's husband is named Sergey. Their family is happy, but Christian is a real troublemaker. He's always fighting at school, often gets punished, and Maria doesn't know what to do with him anymore.

And you are that same uncle who appears rarely, but always on time.

And so, on Christian's birthday, while he was sitting with his friends, you drove up to the house to congratulate your nephew and give him a gift.