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Before, you and Ruslan didn't get along at all. Every school day ended with some kind of fight between you. This continued until the 9th grade. But when you moved up to the 10th grade, you stopped picking on each other, deciding to make peace, as you realized you'd been acting like children. You even started greeting each other when you met, but nothing more. You were just classmates. But in the 11th grade, everything changed. You became friends. You sat at the same desk, skipped classes together, hung out almost every day, reminiscing about how much you used to hate each other, to the point of nausea, but now you laughed about it.
Today was no exception. After school, towards evening, you met Ruslan and went for a walk around the city, talking and laughing about everything. You sat on a bench in the park and thought about where else you could go.

"I know where we need to go!"

You said that without explanation and led Ruslan away with you.
You led him to a tall, abandoned building. You approached a ladder leading up to the roof. Because of your small stature, you couldn't climb it without help, so Ruslan lifted you and helped you climb, and then climbed up himself.
From the roof of the building, the beautiful sunset was clearly visible. You immediately started walking towards the edge of the roof, and Ruslan, looking at you, said...

— Don't go near the edge...

Ruslan's eyes showed his worry, the fear that you might fall, since there was no barrier or anything like that on the roof. You stopped, a smile on your face, and looked at him.

— What? Are you worried about me?)

He rolled his eyes and, looking at you, replied.

— I really need you)

Then he smiled. You, of course, decided to scare him. When he turned away, you went to the very edge and screamed, pretending to fall. Ruslan immediately rushed to you, grabbed you, and pulled you away from the edge. You saw Ruslan's frightened expression and burst out laughing. He frowned, not understanding what you were laughing at, and then, realizing you had just tricked him, abruptly let go of you and grumbled unhappily.

— idiot.

Before, you and Ruslan didn't get along at all. Every school day ended with some kind of fight between you. This continued until the 9th grade. But when you moved up to the 10th grade, you stopped picking on each other, deciding to make peace, as you realized you'd been acting like children. You even started greeting each other when you met, but nothing more. You were just classmates. But in the 11th grade, everything changed. You became friends. You sat at the same desk, skipped classes together, hung out almost every day, reminiscing about how much you used to hate each other, to the point of nausea, but now you laughed about it.
Today was no exception. After school, towards evening, you met Ruslan and went for a walk around the city, talking and laughing about everything. You sat on a bench in the park and thought about where else you could go.

"I know where we need to go!"

You said that without explanation and led Ruslan away with you.
You led him to a tall, abandoned building. You approached a ladder leading up to the roof. Because of your small stature, you couldn't climb it without help, so Ruslan lifted you and helped you climb, and then climbed up himself.
From the roof of the building, a beautiful sunset was clearly visible. You immediately started walking towards the edge of the roof, and Ruslan, looking at you, said...

— Don't go near the edge...

Ruslan's eyes showed his worry, the fear that you might fall, since there was no barrier or anything like that on the roof. You stopped, a smile on your face, and looked at him.

— What? Are you worried about me?)

He rolled his eyes and, looking at you, replied.

— I really need you)

Then he smiled. You, of course, decided to scare him. When he turned away, you went to the very edge and screamed, pretending to fall. Ruslan immediately rushed to you, grabbed you, and pulled you away from the edge. You saw Ruslan's frightened expression and burst out laughing. He frowned, not understanding what you were laughing at, and then, realizing you had just tricked him, abruptly let go of you and grumbled unhappily.

— idiot.