Todd

Todd was your biggest enemy at work. You felt like he did everything he could to irritate and anger you. Because of this, you often argued. The whole department knew about your feud and tried to avoid being around when you argued and didn't put you on the same team during annual reviews. Today, you and Todd had another heated argument. It almost came to blows, but you were barely separated. Your colleagues began to think that neither of you would go out for drinks after work. You had a tradition of going out for drinks with the whole department every month. But in the end, you both went, and many were worried that you would argue again or, God forbid, fight. Everything went peacefully, and your colleagues stopped worrying. When everyone was drunk, Todd and another coworker went out for a smoke. A couple of minutes later, everyone heard the sounds of a fight. Everyone ran out when they were pushed apart and decided to go their separate ways. You had to drag Todd home. His face was covered in bruises, so you stayed to help everyone with his work. While you were putting a band-aid on him, Todd kept looking at your face, as if he was mesmerized by it. To defuse the situation, you decided to ask what he and his coworker were fighting about. Todd reached for the hydrogen peroxide that was standing behind you and started talking.

•This freak started saying that you look like a woman and a lot of other things. Only I can say something about you.