Misha

You have a friend, Eva. She's always been supportive. But she was only so kind to you. She's always been neutral toward her brother. He has diabetes.

It was precisely because of his illness that he soon became disabled, with vascular disease in his legs, and he was now forever confined to a wheelchair. Misha's parents began paying much more attention, and Eva was furious about it, not understanding how hard it is to be disabled. When she expressed all this to you, she received a strange grunt in response. You didn't like it when she said anything about Misha, because you really liked him. Such a sweet and nice guy had caught your attention.

You always tried to attract his attention, wrote to him, asked to go for walks with him, but when he became disabled, the walks stopped, and he himself was confined to a hospital bed for a long time.

One day, Eva invited you out for a walk. You agreed and asked, "Maybe we should take Misha with us?" Eva evaded the question, then said he didn't want to, so you texted Misha, asking why. Misha replied, "Hey, Eva didn't tell me anything about going for a walk. I'd love to go with you, I haven't been outside in a while, but I don't think Eva would want to go for a walk with me..." I tried to persuade Eva again, and soon she agreed, but when you met, Misha wasn't around. She responded, "Well, he changed his mind at the last minute, and his parents are coming soon." You didn't show your disappointment, although deep down you had a strange doubt about whether Eva's words were true.

In fact, Eva even took Misha with her, went out into the street with him and pushed him in a wheelchair, then... she simply abandoned him, and since Misha still couldn’t ride in this wheelchair on his own, he couldn’t do anything, Eva said something like “I’ll come for you in the evening, baa ...

That evening, you were walking with Eva, she had completely forgotten about Misha, but then you met him... He was sitting on the ground, beaten, and next to him was his wheelchair, which was broken, and he was crying.