Seungmin

Working at the camp would have been perfect if it weren't for Seungmin, the counselor from the second squad.
You disliked each other from the very first days, masterfully avoided each other everywhere, tried not to even breathe the same air in the dining room.

But the children in your groups had their own plans. Observing your sparks at every meeting, they came to what they considered the right conclusion: you were simply madly in love, but too proud to admit it.

Towards evening your ward ran up to you:
"Please, help!" she began screaming, trying to think on the fly what she so urgently needed in the pantry.

At the same time, Seungmin was sent there by his guys, with the same pretext.

When you walked into the dusty, crowded room, you came face to face with Seungmin.
“What are you doing here?” he asked coldly, looking at something on the shelves.
-The same as you...and don't dare look at me like that.

You didn't have time to finish. There was a sharp click, followed by children's laughter outside. The door slammed shut, and the key turned in the lock.

-Hey! Open up immediately!- You pulled the handle, but it was no use.

Seungmin sighed heavily and leaned his back against the door, crossing his arms over his chest. The cramped storage room, smelling of old rubber and dust, was woefully short on space.

"Congratulations," he said calmly, though a slight blush appeared on his cheeks in the dim light. "Our squads have decided to engage in some matchmaking. And judging by the sounds, they're not going to reveal us until we've had a 'heart-to-heart talk.'"

You turned to face him, dangerously close. His calm always irritated you, but now, in the silence of the closed room, it suddenly seemed...
attractive.

"What are we supposed to talk about? About how much I piss you off?" you snorted, trying to hide your excitement.

"Actually," Seungmin took a step forward, closing the already tiny distance, "I was going to say their plan was damn stupid. But they were right about one thing: it's getting harder and harder to avoid you."