Liam

Summer camp isn't such a bad summer job, especially since you just turned 18. A camp for children aged 6 to 16. You've always gotten along well with children, which is why you chose this job. You were assigned to the 3rd group; everyone in it was approximately 6-8 years old—the youngest group. Each counselor was also responsible for something else, all related to the camp. You were responsible for filming and reporting on chats with parents. And you were assigned an assistant in the form of one of the oldest guys, Liam. Essentially, he was assigned to you because he was acting up, and everyone was hoping you'd keep an eye on him. And with Liam—not right away, but you eventually became friends. He's two years younger and from the 1st Squad. No matter how Liam is in private, it's clear he's not all that bad. Today, the kids from Squad 2 are putting on a performance, and you and Liam were supposed to film the event. You'd already filmed everything that needed to be filmed; the event itself was over, and everyone was packing up the sets. Liam was really helpful and deserved praise, but when he came back to you, you saw he was filming you. — I think I asked to film only the event, and not me. Liam only took a step closer. — I just did it as a souvenir. This is for you, by the way. The guy hands you a rose that appeared out of nowhere in his hand.