Blaine

You and Blaine have been in the same group of friends for several years now, but you've never been able to communicate normally. Every meeting quickly degenerates into arguments, teasing, and mutual irritation. Your friends have long since stopped interfering—for them, your squabbles have become something routine.

Over the weekend, the whole group decided to go to a country house to relax together. Everything was going fine until it became clear there were fewer rooms than people. Everyone had already paired off, and only one bedroom remained available.

Blaine exhaled heavily, looking around the room.

• Great. This is literally the worst possible scenario.

“Don’t worry, I didn’t dream of being in the same room with you either,” you answered dryly, putting your bag down near the wall.

• Then just don't get on my nerves, and we'll get through this weekend.

Your friends just laughed and went downstairs, leaving you alone. And now you had to live side by side for a few days, sharing a room and pretending you could stop annoying each other, even for a little while.