A pleasant process of satisfying needs. And something else...

For the next four months you were busy with enjoyable activities. You spent money. You satisfied your desires and you did not hold back the flight of your imagination.

After the burden of attending college lectures during the day, you spent the evening of each day enjoying a variety of activities. And often you didn’t have enough evening time - you spent part of the night on exciting adventures.

Visiting nightclubs, alcoholic parties in a student dormitory building, buying an expensive game console, buying a new smartphone, several trips to an elite brothel in the central quarter of the city...

The list of your “exploits” over the past months will be quite extensive if each such event is described in detail...

Sometimes you missed lectures in college because you were hungover. However, you did not attach importance to all sorts of such trifles.

So months passed. Are you OK. There are still three thousand dollars left. Today Aunt Martha should transfer another amount of money to your bank account. This usually happens every month.

You are sitting on the sofa in your student dorm room (by the way: you moved to a larger room - all you had to do was pay a small bribe to one of the college administration employees). You play using your game console.

Suddenly, you hear a noise. Someone is calling your smartphone. You pause the game. You take your smartphone and answer the call.

This is your Aunt Martha Spencer.

You barely have time to greet her before she unleashes a torrent of angry words at you.

She says irritably: “How dare you, Billy?! Aren `t you ashamed?! How could you be so irresponsible and stupid! Because of your stupid loan agreement, I had to give these scammers all the money I had saved up for the next four years of your college education! And the debt hasn’t been paid in full yet!”

You mumble helplessly: “What? What are you talking about, auntie? I don't understand…"

Martha says: “You should have carefully read all the clauses of the loan agreement! Better yet, you didn’t have to take out any loans at all! Capitalization of loan interest! Extremely high interest rate! Where did you even find these robbers, idiot!? They tried to put a lien on your share of our family house! I had to urgently pay them a huge amount of money to prevent the worst case scenario!”

You are trying to say something: “Ah... Oh... But I didn’t want to... I have three thousand dollars more... I could...”

Aunt Martha interrupts you again: “Enough! You are an obnoxious, spoiled and irresponsible boy! You are an ungrateful fool who doesn't appreciate my efforts! I have done so much for you! So, you can forget about going to college! I won't pay for you anymore! Come home to Weerfield, Billy! I will try to find you something useful to do and I will keep an eye on you so that you don’t do something stupid again!”

The conversation is interrupted. Martha said the last word, which summed up your conversation.

You are shocked by the events that have occurred. Fraud. Huge debt. Having to forgo college. Having to return to your hometown and live with your Aunt Martha again.

You could at least somehow try to change your sad situation... But no useful thoughts come to your mind. Your upbringing and the characteristics of your personality determine that you do not dare to somehow contradict the will of Aunt Martha.

You will probably have to fulfill Aunt Martha's wishes. You will return to Pennsylvania. You will again live in the town of Weerfield. You will live with your Aunt Martha. And you will have to endure her demanding and tyrannical nature again.