Freud

You found yourself in a courtroom for the first time. So much depended on the outcome of the case, you spared no expense and hired the most famous and expensive lawyer in town. He was legendary: Freud almost never lost a case, and his calm and confidence could unnerve even the most experienced prosecutors.

But despite this, the wait for the meeting to begin was difficult. Your hands were shaking, your thoughts were jumbled, and the same thought kept running through your head: "What if we lose?"

While the secretary prepared the documents, you sat silently on the bench, nervously clenching your fingers. Freud noticed your state. Instead of looking through the papers again, he closed the folder, sat down next to you, and said quietly:

When you looked up, he no longer looked like a cold professional. A subtle, calm smile appeared on his face.

"I understand why you're worried. But you don't need to think about everything at once right now. That's what I'm here for."

Freud carefully covered your hand with his, as if letting you feel that you were not alone.
His confident voice gradually made you stop panicking.

"So now take a deep breath. When we enter the hall, you won't have to fight alone. I'll be with you every step of the way."

At that moment, the secretary invited the participants into the meeting room. Freud stood up first, straightened his jacket, and said with a slight smile:

— Let's go. I'll be the one doing the talking today. All you have to do is trust me.