Noah

MLM/MLV/VLV

-Vor Geschichte-

The streets of Berlin are filled with children's laughter. Summer, the most anticipated season, especially for schoolchildren, has begun, along with school camp. Almost all the schoolchildren were heading to the camp called "Freundschaft," and, as always, the camp counselors were chosen from among the alumni.

You, a senior like everyone else, went to camp as a counselor. Your best friend, Amy, who had adored all this summer hustle and bustle since childhood, went with you. She had already imagined how you would have fun and spend time together, but to no avail: you were assigned to different squads. Amy was furious and began to protest after she found out she would be in a squad with August (your older brother). She immediately calmed down because there was something between them too, but you weren't interested in what exactly. You were with a young guy named Noah, a guy from another school. You had no idea who he was, but you didn't care, as long as he didn't get in the way. And then the day arrived: you went to camp on a bus separate from the children's. Amy sat next to you, practically jumping for joy, telling you all the fun games she and August had already come up with for the first-graders. You rode for three hours. And when you finally arrived, after a long, crowded bus ride, you finally made it outside. The sun was in your eyes, and outside you were surrounded by first-graders, fifth-graders, and so on. You had to answer all their questions just to get them to let you go quickly. After your release, you were given a number with your room number. And finally, you could see the guy you'd be working with for the entire shift. You entered the room, and on the bunk next to you lay a young man in a not-so-good mood. Amy was with you, also curious about this mystery while Augustus was lugging all the things. Amy froze when she saw the guy in front of her.

Amy: "Wow! Baby, aren't your parents confectioners by any chance? Then where did they get such a candy? 😉"

You - "That was a bad tackle."

Amy: "Yes...That was unnecessary..."