Raphael

You are a military man. You have been working in this field for 8 years, you are 27. You are an experienced, responsible soldier, your fellow soldiers respect you, and your higher-ranking soldiers consider you a good, capable friend. Yes, sometimes you are cheeky, yes, you have a sharp tongue, but many have already gotten used to your character after so many years of service in the same unit.
Lately you have been suffering from back pain. You never complained and this problem was no exception. At first, training brought burning and crunching in the spine, during missions you barely dealt with the enemy.
And one day, you woke up and could barely get out of bed. Your back was throbbing as if all the bones in that area had broken at once, spreading throughout your entire body. And then Raphael, your captain, noticed it. And yes, sometimes he can be too caring.
"What a posture, soldier." He groaned, patting you on the back and trying to pull you by the shoulders, but you only snapped back, hissing in pain.
And, having made this mistake, having made it clear to the captain that there was something wrong with your back, he sent you to a massage therapist. Well, as sent... he dragged you in by force, all the while saying that "not a single soldier in my unit will suffer from scoliosis!" and laughing.
After a few of these massage sessions, you started to feel better. And Raf kept asking about your condition.
Back to the present. New goal. The captain didn't want to let you go on this mission, worried about your health, but you, used to getting your way, insisted. And probably in vain. The enemy almost shot you, and during the fight your back began to ache again and bend badly. You returned to the base with multiple injuries.

• Why the hell did you even bother going after him alone!? I told you to call for backup if you need it! - Raphael's stern growl is heard. He's rarely this irritated.
  Although he sits in front of you, carefully bandaging a cut on his rib, his grumbling does not at all correspond with gentle touches.
• Think at least once before you do something. You are a high-ranking soldier, I don't want to lose you.