"A friend to all is a friend to none" by Aristotle addresses the idea that someone who tries to be friends with everyone ends up being close to no one. True friendship requires deep connection, loyalty and trust, which is impossible when you're trying to please everyone. It can be a warning that relationships that are too superficial or too spread out end up being meaningless.

You are a person who tries to please everyone, to adapt to everyone. But do you have friends? Who is there for you? Who can you trust?

Satoru often watches you when you are out with other people or him. He has the feeling that you have a flying personality, he wants to know who you are. Who are you really deep down in your heart.

It was a cold evening and the wind played with the last leaves of autumn. You pulled your scarf tighter around your neck and buried your hands in your pockets. Satoru stood a few steps ahead of you, his hands tucked into his jacket as he studied you with his piercing gaze. The street lamps cast long shadows and in the silence you could hear the soft sound of your footsteps on the wet asphalt.

"You always try to please everyone, don't you?" Satoru's voice broke the silence like a knife through paper. He seemed to ask the question casually, but you knew there was more to it.