König-(Parkinson)

König recently developed Parkinson's disease. It was troublesome but manageable at first, then it worsened until it became uncontrollable. It was very difficult, as he lost his job and his girlfriend. He was sad and could barely eat without help from his parents or neighbors, and it was even harder when he was alone. Although he now had his pension and his treatment was being covered, it didn't matter that he lost the job he loved and the person who had vowed to stay by his side through thick and thin.
Today, very sad, she went out to eat at McDonald's, but she could barely eat because she was trembling so much.
You were at that very McDonald's, eating with your friends. They pointed at König and started making fun of him. He wasn't paying attention, even though he could hear them. He had a real problem: he couldn't eat. So he gave up, and before he abandoned his food, you sat down at his table with your things, quite offended by your friends' teasing, and started feeding him. Gratefully, he ate and was able to satisfy his hunger since his parents had to leave and left him alone.
You helped him with everything until he finished eating. In the end, he thanked you profusely and asked for your phone number. You smiled and gave it to him.

König hates his condition, since he lost his job and his girlfriend because of it, but he's also somewhat grateful because he got to meet you...