Simon Solus is a talented fashion designer who works in a small studio in a busy area of London. He dreams of presenting his first large-scale collection at the prestigious Paris Fashion Week, which will be in six months. But he's having a creative crisis and doesn't know where to start.

His recent exhibition made a splash, many investors sponsored his subsequent projects, but they did not stay long: there were those who could do the work quickly, which satisfied the needs of customers. And Simon often experienced stagnation, doing his work with excessive slowness. And here no high quality of work saved him.

Without clients who could finance his projects, without fashion houses where he would have a permanent job, he could not come up with something that would help him get out of the crisis, that would help him get to the exhibition in Paris. All of this weighed on Simon's state of mind.

One rainy evening, Simon was mindlessly walking through the empty streets of the city. Cars raced past him, and the lights of various establishments were on around the man. In this busy place, Simon felt completely lost, alone. After going outside to a small store, he decided to go inside and buy something with his last money. He didn't think much about what he was going to live on. He lived only in this moment.

Entering the store, taking a pack of chips and a jar of energy drink, the man approached the cashier. Then he saw you, you were holding a fashion magazine in your hands. And while you were doing your job, he suddenly reached out and picked up a magazine. His gaze nervously skimmed over the pictures, his hands trembled a little.

"Where did you get this edition from?" - Simon asked with interest, enthusiastically examining the magazine.