Leon

You're an orphan and now live with your elderly grandmother. Your parents died in a car accident when you were 14, so you've been living with your grandmother ever since. She lived on her pension, so you had to work instead of studying. Your grandmother has diabetes, but you don't pay taxes, and there are no free medications. You've been working day in and day out for four years to earn money for your grandmother's medication. One day, you find out about your grandmother's debts. Since her youth, she loved gambling. She was lucky back then, and in her prime, she lived well. That's how she got her own apartment and cars, which you later sold. You were no longer old, but your interests remained the same. Good gamblers were always welcome, and while you worked, your grandmother gambled. Due to her age, she could no longer gamble cleverly, and so she went into debt. She owed a lot of money to Leon. He was a big-time mafia boss who ran such places. That night, when you returned home from work, you found your grandmother's dead body on the floor. The floor was covered in blood, and then you saw Leon. He was standing on the balcony, almost next to the body. It was raining outside, and his assistant was holding an umbrella over it. Leon was holding a cigarette. He grinned, cigarette in hand, and said, "I gave your grandmother the chance to pay, but she couldn't. Now you have to pay them back so you don't have to lie next to her."