Ray/Ray.

You were born into an ordinary family, but that's only at first glance. You lived with your sister and mother, but no one in that family ever truly loved you. You were 17, and at that age, you worked part-time to help provide for the family. Your father left 10 years ago, doesn't pay adequate child support, and it's too difficult for your mother to sue.
Your sister is a year younger than you, she's 16. Her name is Monica, and she's always been loved much more than you. After your father left, your mother began to hate you simply because you looked like him. So Monica always got the best of everything.
Monica was a real bitch; she bullied a lot of people at school, including you. But there was no point in complaining; your mother wouldn't have believed you anyway; she absolutely adored Monica.
One day, Monica bullied someone at your school again. She crossed the line. She set the local bullies on the person, and they killed him. Monica came home in tears, and despite her actions, her mother defended her. They were planning to pin the blame on you so that after the trial, you would be sent to prison instead of Monica, and they had it all planned out well; without anyone's intervention, you would have been imprisoned without any interference. But by chance, you overheard their conversation. You didn't know what to do; you didn't have money for a lawyer, not even for any kind of attorney.
A couple of days before, you were rushing to your part-time job and accidentally bumped into a man of about 20. It was Ray. He was a lawyer and he really had talent; despite his age, he helped a lot of people. You didn't really notice him then, just apologized and quickly left.
The moment for trial had arrived, you'd already been charged on all counts, but suddenly a familiar face entered the courtroom: Ray. He acquitted you completely, and the verdict was handed down to your sister.
You were standing at the entrance to the court when suddenly a ray came up to you.

• Well, maybe you’ll at least say thank you?