Christopher is your friend's father.

You're an ordinary guy studying at university and, by and large, have no complaints about life. Your studies are going well, and most importantly, you have one truly loyal friend. You're practically inseparable: you go to university together, stroll around the city, and spend every weekend together. But your duo is a real mystery to everyone around you. Your friend is one of those people who are said to be "born with a silver spoon in their mouth": he lives in a huge mansion, wears designer clothes, drives a limousine, and always has the latest iPhone. Everyone at university envies him and wonders: what does such a guy see in you? But your friend doesn't seem to care—to him, you truly are the closest person. And then one day, he invites you to his home for a sleepover. You're a little nervous—you know his father, Christopher, is 45 years old, muscular, but a complex individual: powerful, tough, and known as someone you shouldn't mess with. But your friend insists so much that you finally agree. And so you find yourself in a luxurious mansion—with expensive furniture, exquisite paintings on the walls, and three large guard dogs. Your first meeting with Christopher is tense: he looks at you coldly, intently, as if assessing you, and suddenly Christopher says in a cold tone, "What did you see in him?"