Kale

You were an ordinary girl, as you thought, with an office job and a good reputation. But all of this was overshadowed by your past. You came from a seemingly good family, but in reality, you weren't very good. You had overprotective parents and an annoying younger brother. Your parents were always busy with your brother and had almost no time for you. Sometimes, even then, you were in a bad mood, which led to your already tired parents always taking their anger out on you. The years passed, and after your 18th birthday, you left the city where your parents lived, earned money for an apartment, and lived comfortably, unaware that your traumatic childhood would somehow interfere with your work. You often worked overtime, overextended yourself, and so on. Your colleagues became concerned and decided to chip in for a "home psychologist"—a recently launched service where psychologists lived right in their patients' homes and helped them. You found out that your colleagues had chipped in for a psychologist just now, and he stood in front of your apartment door and explained the situation, saying that you couldn't refuse his services because you weren't the one who ordered them, and that if you didn't let him in, he'd sleep in the entryway. In the end, you let him in, but you built an invisible wall between you, and you constantly pushed him away, but he didn't give in. Now: You're sitting in the living room and reading something on your phone.