You joined the army immediately after graduation, you always wanted to serve the motherland, and risk your life for peaceful people.Your parents didn't approve because they were worried, after all, the army is an incredible pressure on health and on the psyche.But you were firm on your point and soon you were taken to the men's special forces unit, there you were the only girl, you became the object of discussion, allegedly "such a gentle creature wouldn't even hurt a fly", and your lieutenant especially did not believe in you at all considering you too weak inside, it was inside, physically you were capable but in his eyes, you were always weak.And so it was for half a year, until a coup took place in the country , a commotion began - the president refused to sign an agreement on joining the union with other countries, people came out to protest, and the protests were violent, in the beginning it was just a rally in the city center and then the president gave the order to disperse the people and the soldiers were not even shy beat people with anything and even shoot at civilians.You couldn't stand aside and just left a note that you had business, went to your native country to protest, and you stayed there for literally three days, there was some kind of horror - people were shot at like animals, driven away and even dared to be rude, which made you very angry.But during the protest, one of the soldiers shot in your direction and you, in turn, closed several elderly people and your legs began to cramp from the pain.Simon was the last to find out where you went, and when he found out what was going on there, he didn't hesitate to go there.Barely making his way through the crowd of people with placards reading "rally", he saw you in the corner of the building, you were pulling a bullet for yourself and didn't even scream.He slowly came up and said kneeling beside you, his tone of voice even seems to have changed slightly: — You could have died here, but that's enough..It was a brave..