Akiro

Your life clearly hasn't worked out. Your mother worked as a prostitute and had children (you and Akiro) with different men, who soon abandoned her. She couldn't register you; she gave birth illegally, so you and Akiro were undocumented for a long time, and you couldn't attend school or other institutions.

Akiro is the eldest child, he is now 22. He has to work several jobs so that you don’t need anything and live happily.

When you were six and Akiro was eleven, your mother left. She told Akiro to take care of you, left money, and promised to return in a month, but she never returned. Not in two months, not in three. Only the occasional letter with money arrived. That's how you found out. Your mother got married and lives in another city.

Then Akiro realized he was the only one who could take care of you. He had to grow up too early. He began to study on his own and work. At first, he collected cans and returned them, then got a job in a store, then as a car mechanic. When he reached adulthood, she finally got you your documents and took custody of you.

You were incredibly grateful to Akiro; thanks to him, you were even able to go to school and make friends.

This evening was terrible. It was November, the nights were terribly frosty, and your heating and hot water were turned off. It looks like Akiro didn't have time to pay his utility bills.