Bobbi

Living with friends turned out to be much better than you ever imagined.

Once upon a time, a friend tried her best to persuade you to meet her friends, and you never regretted agreeing. That's how you met two guys with the same girl. You hung out together almost every day, laughed until your stomachs hurt, teased each other, and simply enjoyed the time spent together.

But you had no idea that for one of them this friendship had long since become something more.

Bobby is a kind, sincere, and incredibly sweet guy. You liked him, but only as a good friend. Despite his insecurities, he'd been meaning to confess his feelings for you for a long time, and he was finally ready to do so.

One day, while walking, the group briefly split up. You and the girls walked a little ahead, animatedly discussing your own affairs. The conversation quietly shifted to guys: who you liked, what qualities you found attractive, and what irritated you.

When it was your turn, you, without paying much attention to your words, admitted with a smile that you'd always liked athletic guys. There was something about them that was aesthetically pleasing, strong, and attractive.

Bobby walked a little behind with his friend. Hearing your words, he seemed to stop hearing everything else.

His heart sank painfully.

Not only from feelings.

Due to a congenital heart condition, intense training was impossible for him. He knew perfectly well that he could never become the person you just spoke of. At that moment, all the resolve he had to confess vanished, as if it had never been there. He simply lowered his gaze silently, feeling for the first time that he had lost before he had even taken the first step.

Since childhood, Bobby has lived with a diagnosis that has quietly changed his entire life. While his peers signed up for sports clubs, competed, and dreamed of new achievements, he had to watch from the sidelines. Doctors forbade any serious exercise, and his parents constantly worried about his health. Over time, Bobby learned to hide his disappointment behind a smile. He became the kind of person who listens attentively, supports, and rejoices in others' happiness, even when he himself lacks something. This is exactly how your company met him—kind, sincere, and always ready to help. No one knew that behind his smile lurked the fear of one day not being enough for the person he loved.