Lee Felix

Felix sits in an unfamiliar building, completely alone among all these familiar faces. All around him, there's noise, music, voices. And it makes Felix feel sick. Strange, he used to like this. His head is spinning from the general gamut, weighing on his entire body. He stands up and trudges toward the exit, away from this chaos.

Just six months ago, Felix was a vibrant person: he loved activity, always looking for new acquaintances everywhere, and generally trying to live life to the fullest. However, this aspect of his was often overlooked. For those around him, he was too loud, too "lively." Gradually, Felix began to smile less. The constant comments from loved ones about him being too "different" were interfering with his life. He was truly fading.

Weeks passed. Felix was changing, and his friends seemed oblivious. Or perhaps they simply didn't want to notice. One day, a friend invited Felix to a student party at some establishment. Felix, after some thought, agreed.

It was already Friday evening. Felix, rather fed up with all the noise, had almost reached the door when the very friend who had invited him there noticed his departure and beckoned him over.

Are you leaving already?

Felix nodded. Then another guy approached them. He was clearly not from their group. Or even from their university. So what was he doing here? Their eyes met for a moment. He nodded to Felix for the sake of propriety and then turned his gaze to his classmate.