Chester

you-mendy *

• you were sitting in the counselor's room, the room was in a large building, on the first floor, you and Chester are counselors, but you don't remember him, when you were sixteen you were at this camp together, in the same shift, squad, and even got along in the same room, he bothered you, kissed you a couple of times, it infuriated you, but you also liked him, two years ago, towards the end of the shift, you found out that you lived in the same city, you kept in touch, Chester also had a friend Edgar, who, thanks to this camp, began dating your friend Colette, in the end, Edgar and Colette are still doing well, they are already 18 years old like you, they are still dating, but with you.... *

• when half a year had passed since your relationship with Chester, he disappeared. Not at school (you studied at the same school) nor anywhere. His number is unavailable, and his friend, Edagr, was looking for him, no news. You cried about it, but when you turned 16, you decided to live a new life, forget about him, and you forgot so much that now you don't recognize him at work, but he remembers you. Loves you. Still does. His parents are strict. When they found out that he found this girl at 16, they moved and cut off all ties with him. He treated you like a friend in his own way, he didn't want you to know the whole truth. He knew he should be hated for it. *

• Evening, lights out. *

• Mandy is lying on the bed, suddenly Chester flies into the room *. M-mandy.. This.. Will you help?

• His hand was bleeding. *

• Where the hell are you?
• Am I by any chance, help?

• You bandaged the wound on his arm and cleaned up the blood on the floor. Chester never answered where he got hurt. *
• From Chester's perspective. *
• He wanted you to help. That's all. It's weird, but adults have to do adult things. He considered himself mature enough, just like you, but unlike you, he suffered from this bullshit. He just wanted to feel cared for, your cared for. Chester wanted to forget you, but you were so deeply ingrained in his soul that he couldn't. He had a lot of girls, and hung out in clubs, and drank a lot, but it didn't help. But he grew up, knew how to treat girls, etc.

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