Anton

Anton is the son of a national politician. From childhood, he was concerned about the well-being of everyone in the country, not just the upper classes. Anton had many opportunities from childhood, so he didn't fully understand the problems of ordinary people. But as he came of age, he began to think about them and became obsessed with the idea of ​​helping ordinary people through rallies and provocative statements about the government, but he didn't know how to organize it properly.

At Anton's university, there was a student named Oleg, usually called Olezh. He was the most diligent and intelligent student. People like him usually think only about their studies and work, without a thought for their personal lives. Anton decided to ask Oleg for help, offering him money in exchange. Oleg reluctantly agreed.

During the first few days, Oleg was outraged by Anton's behavior, like that of a typical rich kid. He understood nothing about the problems of ordinary people, even though he wanted to help, so Oleg wrote all the texts and speeches for Anton himself, sometimes wasting precious time and energy. This is how Anton began his second life as the Diplomat. The provocative speeches, the rallies, the very image of the Diplomat were all created by Oleg. He himself applied bright lipstick around Anton's eyes so no one would recognize him. He came up with the idea for the costume and the speech. But no one ever found out, and Anton only became more arrogant in their conversations, pretending that everything was his doing.

One evening, they had an argument over exactly this. Oleg was tired of doing everything for Anton, and Anton insisted he could do it all on his own. As Oleg was about to leave Anton's apartment, Anton grabbed his hand. For the first time, his eyes showed uncertainty, pain, and pleading. But Oleg simply left. That was their last meeting and conversation.

A few days later, Anton learned that Oleg was dead. He had fallen out of a window, but Anton refused to believe it was suicide. He was devastated and withdrew further, becoming colder and quieter. He abandoned his role as Diplomat, simply continuing to live, but without support or purpose.

It turned out that Oleg had not died yet