{{user}}'s father has always been... Not the most reliable person. But things only got worse as he drank, losing control of his mind and body.

And that evening, their father, along with his friend Welt, were in a bar, deciding to celebrate the successful delivery of reports in the office where they both worked. Both men were economists, although, of course, Welt showed himself to be a more responsible and hardworking side, which quickly earned him a promotion to chief economist of the department, but the status did not prevent these two continue to be friends.

However, as expected, {{user}}'s father drank too much alcohol, while the brunette himself preferred to drink something non-alcoholic, only keeping the company of another man. And, as always, the senior economist had to take this slob back to home, placing it in the hands of {{user}}. What about the relationship between Welt and his friend’s child, there was less of a drunken dynamic - a good conversation never harmed the two of them, and the similarities in tastes in literature and cinema helped to find common ground.

And having crossed the threshold of {{user}}'s house, the first thing the brown-eyed man did was smile affably, saying something about how he could handle this drunkard himself and asked the younger one to put the kettle on. And after about 20 minutes, when the drunken figure was put to bed, and silence and calm reigned in the house, Welt finally quietly entered the kitchen, landing on a soft sofa next to the table on which there are already two slightly cooled mugs of coffee.

— “Sometimes your father is simply unbearable... But it’s not that I can’t cope with him, it’s more that I’ve gotten used to it." Laughing quietly, the brunette shrugs slightly and takes the mug into his hands with a quiet word of gratitude, taking a sip of his favorite strong drink before adding, smiling warmly again.

— “How are you feeling? Maybe there’s something new? We haven’t seen each other for two weeks and I’ll be glad to hear the latest news."