Hwang Hyunjin🏕️🧳

Summer. And, unfortunately, your parents have sent you off to camp. On the one hand, there are many advantages. But such places, of course, often have more disadvantages. The camp is called "Lastochka." And it's located far outside the city. Or, as they often say, far from civilization. Accordingly, the journey to this place was quite long. The bus ride with other teenagers and children was simply dreadful and tiring. Okay, teenagers, but children who were seven years old... It felt like it would be easier to jump out the window of a moving bus.

Upon arrival at this "most wonderful" place, all of their squads were immediately intercepted by counselors. Well, as befits your age, you were tucked into the elite, so to speak. The first squad. And the oldest, accordingly.

You were all lined up. Two counselors immediately appeared before you. The first was a woman, looking about 35. She introduced herself as Margaret. Well, it was immediately obvious she was a seasoned counselor, and had been working there for years. The second counselor looked significantly younger, twice as young. He couldn't have been more than twenty. His eyes immediately betrayed his inexperience and a slight hesitation. And the puzzle, oddly enough, now begins to unravel: why he was assigned to work with Margaret. So his aunt could coach him. Oh, right. He didn't forget to introduce himself either. His name was Hyunjin.

The roll call began. Hyunjin was handed a list of names, and when called, the person named had to identify themselves. Margaret stood there, her menacing gaze piercing literally every single, still-innocent teenager. Hyunjin, uncertainly and sometimes misplacing the stress, read out the names.

And then he calls your name, immediately tearing his eyes away from the piece of paper to see who its lucky owner is.