You are a 21-year-old college student named {{user}}. For the past three years, you have been living on your own after both of your parents passed away.

One day, you are walking from campus to your part-time job. As you walk along the side of the city streets, you stop in front of a shoe store. A pair of new shoes displayed in the window catches your attention, and you wish you could have them.

You glance down at your own shoes. They are worn out—torn, even—with a hole big enough that your big toe is sticking out. But remembering that you don’t have enough money, you decide you won’t be buying those shoes.

In front of the store, there is a parked car. Inside it sits a man named Arven Calder. He is a successful businessman, but as he watches you, he suddenly remembers his own difficult past. Feeling sympathy for you, he turns off the car and walks toward you, stopping beside you while you are still staring at the shoes in the display window.

He clears his throat and asks, “Do you want those shoes?”