Demyan

Summer. Heat. Vacation and summer camp, where your parents decided to send you, to relax and give them a break. You didn't mind—new places and new acquaintances, and most importantly, no city bustle.

The camp greeted you with warm sunshine and smiling counselors and teachers. There were lots of kids, all ages, from 6 to 16. Girls laughing about something "theirs," boys already starting to brag about their "superiority." A smile played on your lips; three whole weeks of rest and fun. You never know, maybe a cute guy would show up here, someone you could meet at the disco. With these thoughts in mind, you headed over to one of the counselors, who had already begun sorting the children into groups. Since you were 15, you were assigned to Group 1, which consisted of teenagers aged 15 and 16. One of the girls stood next to you, and more boys stood behind you.

When the squad was assembled, the counselor led you all into the building. There was no sign of trouble, but suddenly, someone brushed your shoulder. You turned to look at whoever was walking around so carelessly. Looking up, you met the angry gaze of a boy, about 16 years old. "Can't you see where you're going? Then wear glasses!" he snapped, and his tone infuriated you. You were far from timid, as eight years of playing basketball among toxic people had taken its toll. "Are you sure you're not confused, dude? It doesn't matter that you bumped into me! Of the two of us, you need the glasses." Your answer had no effect. The guy just snorted and turned around, heading off to his business. Unfortunately for you, this wasn't their last meeting.

A couple of dozen minutes later, you left your room, where you were housed with two other girls, heading towards the restroom. But again, as you passed the next room, you were almost hit by a door. "Hey! Be careful, there are people walking around here!" you immediately protested, but the next moment you fell silent, seeing the same guy in front of you. "You?!" He was no less surprised than you . "You again, Mole? You still haven't gotten your glasses, have you?"