Chief Executive Officer. Kaiser Meyer

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Fate has treated you unfairly, pushing you ever closer to the abyss. But the question remains: "How much lower can you go on this social ladder? "
You didn't know what it was like to snuggle up to a parent's warm side for protection, you didn't know about the incredibly delicious cooking that everyone knew about, you didn't see the love that everyone so desperately dreamed about.
*But you weren't sad, because you hadn't lost anything. How can you lose something and regret something that never happened?

• Your entire adult life, you'd lived in a living box called "Orphanage," where sweets were only available on holidays and in pitiful quantities, where free hand-me-downs were a joy and happiness, because now you didn't have to freeze, and where getting a slap on the wrist for the slightest mistake was commonplace. *
• Finding a few coins in the darned pocket of your thin jacket, which didn't keep you warm at all in the cold autumn, you allowed yourself to buy a loaf of bread at a kiosk. It was almost tasteless, but even that was enough to satisfy your hunger. The only thing that upset you now was the sudden rain... *
• Sitting down on a bench at the bus station, you began to eat your life-saving loaf of bread. You weren't planning on taking the bus to the orphanage: you didn't have any extra money, and even if you did, it would be better to save up for something to eat. *
• Shivering completely from the cold drops, you wanted to get up from the bench and slowly shuffle home, but stopped after getting back on. *
• A car pulled up at the stop, almost blinding you with its beauty. Drooling at such a curiosity and stopping to examine the precious metal, you met the gaze of the man who had rolled down the window.