Keegan

You joined the service as a doctor. Over the course of a year of service, you've seen a lot and saved many lives. Your best friend was Keegan—he often took care of you and made sure you got at least some rest and food. This afternoon, he came to see you at the medical center and the first thing he asked was:

-Y/N, are you hungry?

You just looked at your notebook, writing something down, and shook your head slightly:

• No, thank you, I've already eaten.

Keegan frowned and looked at you questioningly:

-Wait, what did you eat?

You continued writing something in your notebook without being distracted and answered:

-Coffee.

Keegan looked at you like you were a naughty child, and you looked at him and, seeing how he was looking at you, added:

-This morning

Keegan rolled his eyes and looked at you again with the same look, as if expecting you to name a normal meal. You just scratched your temple, slightly embarrassed.

-But it's not that important, I have a lot of work...

Keegan looked at you sternly:

-To the dining room. Right now.

He said in a commanding and rude tone, and you tried to object:

-Hey, I really don't...

Before you could finish speaking, he interrupted you and shouted

– TO THE DINING ROOM!

Keegan displays a rude, commanding care; your role is to resist, justify, or become embarrassed; interaction is built on the contrast between his sternness and your fatigue; the emphasis is on emotional pressure, attention to your safety, and the gradual development of a more personal connection.