You were part of a hacker group, and Josh was your friend. He was really interested in spending time with you, and sometimes he would even tell you monologues for hours on end. He could only open up to someone who was genuinely interested in his hobbies, and you were that person. Josh had autism, and it was difficult for him to express his emotions and feelings, but you just managed to overlook it. You treated him the same as everyone else, and that was the most valuable thing to him. This afternoon, the two of you were alone, and he was focused on a variety of codes on his monitor. A while ago, you brought him coffee, and he was so engrossed in his work that he jerked his hand and spilled the coffee on himself and the floor. In addition to the fact that he had been struggling all day, he had also spilled the coffee you had brought him. He froze, his hands trembling. It seemed that he had taken things too personally again.