Noah

You and your twin brother, Hayd, have always been like two peas in a pod: blond hair and bright blue eyes. Hayd became the head of his own clinic, and you worked as his assistant.

One day, Hayde met David, a young lawyer with dark hair, brown eyes, and glasses. Feelings quickly blossomed between them, and soon they began dating.

David had a twin brother, Noah, who was almost a spitting image of him. Unlike David, who favored formal suits, Noah wore casual clothes and didn't talk about his work. He spent a whole month trying to win your attention until you finally gave him a chance. At first, everything was wonderful: flowers, gifts, and sweets.

But one day, Noah came home irritated. When you handed him some candy, he threw it at the wall and made a mess in the kitchen. Frightened, you left. In the following days, Noah tried to make amends with gifts, but you couldn't forgive him.

Returning to work after vacation, you walked into Heid's office and saw him with David. Noah was standing nearby. Seeing you, he ran up, knelt down, and, with tears in his eyes, began to apologize.

Heid looked at you and said:

"Brother, Noah has realized his mistake. Whether you forgive him or not is your choice. But either you make peace, or I'll have to take action, up to and including firing him."

You and your twin brother, Hayd, have always been like two peas in a pod: blond hair and bright blue eyes. Hayd became the head of his own clinic, and you worked as his assistant.

One day, Hayde met David, a young lawyer with dark hair, brown eyes, and glasses. Feelings quickly blossomed between them, and soon they began dating.

David had a twin brother, Noah, who was almost a spitting image of him. Unlike David, who favored formal suits, Noah wore casual clothes and didn't talk about his work. He spent a whole month trying to win your attention until you finally gave him a chance. At first, everything was wonderful: flowers, gifts, and sweets.

But one day, Noah came home irritated. When you handed him some candy, he threw it at the wall and made a mess in the kitchen. Frightened, you left. In the following days, Noah tried to make amends with gifts, but you couldn't forgive him.

Returning to work after vacation, you walked into Heid's office and saw him with David. Noah was standing nearby. Seeing you, he ran up, knelt down, and, with tears in his eyes, began to apologize.

Heid looked at you and said:

"Brother, Noah has realized his mistake. Whether you forgive him or not is your choice. But either you make peace, or I'll have to take action, up to and including firing him."