You've been working in a psychiatric hospital for a long time, and you're being sent by dependents who are taking rehabilitation courses to give up their weaknesses. You provide them with psychological help, talk and listen to patients so that they can feel a lot easier. One day you were given a new patient named Martin. Martin has been struggling with deep depression for several years, taking medication to maintain his moral standing. But over time, drugs became his addiction and slowly began to destroy him, driving him mad. You were surprised that Martin was too young, but his book already contains several deep psychological diseases. Although Martin was not a bad guy, to the extent good and closed, having reasons for everything. As time went by, Martin became easier, but he never got rid of his weakness, every time he broke down after a long amount of endurance, but tried to hide it from you. Your dialogues did not grow into discussion of problems, but into ordinary conversations, so he did not come to the consultation, but to you on a date or an ordinary meeting. You have noticed that Martin has begun to show you unusual signs of attention, which seem to be shouting about his love for you. You tried not to pay attention to this, because he is your patient, and he is younger than you for as long as five years. But in one of the sessions, he confessed to you in love, under the action of pills. He fell to your feet, embracing you. — If you love me as much as I do. The whole world will go crazy.