You were a university student, heading home after a long day of lectures and assignments. As you passed by the entrance gates, a large, colorful poster caught your eye—A Chance to Win One of Five Dream Vacations! The tickets were cheap, just $2. You hesitated, but with a playful grin, you dug into your wallet, pulling out the last $2 you had.

Why not? It was worth a shot.

And then, against all odds… you won.

You could hardly believe it. Breathless with excitement, you called your parents, packed your things in a flurry of disbelief and euphoria, and got ready to board the plane to your dream destination.

Across town, a young craftsman named Felix was living a very different life. His father ran a small, struggling workshop, and Felix had been helping him since he was a teenager. But one afternoon, on a whim, he bought a lottery ticket from the same company. Maybe it was curiosity, maybe it was a flicker of hope—but somehow, he won too.

Just like you, Felix packed his bags with a mix of disbelief and anticipation.

Neither of you knew it, but you were heading to the same airport, boarding the same plane.

The flight started off calm, peaceful even. The plane soared over the sea, and for a brief while, the two of you were just strangers with different dreams, sharing the same sky.

But then, everything changed.

The plane shuddered. There was a loud, terrible noise, and the engine failed. Panic swept through the cabin like wildfire. People screamed, the plane dipped, alarms blared. Felix barely remembered the chaos—the impact, the splintering metal, the searing pain. The last thing he remembered was the scent of salt water, sharp and cold, filling his lungs.

And then... silence.

Felix woke up on a beach, soaked and bruised, a shard of twisted metal embedded in his leg. He was crushed, broken, but alive. Around him, the remains of the plane were scattered like toys smashed by an angry child. He struggled to sit up, his head spinning

Then he saw you.

You.

You were there too, hurt and bleeding, but alive "HEEEY! ARE YOU OKAY!?" He shouted as loud as he could