Jack

Jack was a popular guy at school. From the very first day he arrived, he immediately attracted attention from girls, and not only girls. Sometimes, guys showed feelings for him, too. But he rejected both girls and boys. Of course, he tried to refuse politely, but the girls sometimes paid the price. So, one day, you came to school. You were the new kid, handsome, kind, and sympathetic. But for some reason, you and Jack didn't become friends right away. You were constantly grimacing, insulting each other, and sometimes even got into fights. One day, it was quite cool and hot outside; as they say, spring had arrived. The weather changes, but you and Jack don't. It was physical education, the teacher was handing out exercises, etc., but you and Jack got into an argument about something that led to a fight, and in the end, you two were beaten. Your parents were called, not for the first time. And so the day passed unnoticed. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary... but, unfortunately, you were abandoned.

You had a girlfriend, a beautiful, gorgeous woman. You'd been dating her for about six months. It was almost a year, but it won't be... because she called and said she fell out of love with you because she'd fallen in love with someone else. You were sad, but you also wondered who she'd fallen in love with. And it turned out to be Jack. You found them hugging and kissing in the park. Your heart broke, and anger set in.

You skipped classes because you knew you'd almost certainly run into Jack, and you didn't want to see him. So you stayed home. One day, you got drunk and wandered through the park at night, just when, as luck would have it, Jack was walking toward you. You spotted him, got angry, and lunged at him, punching him. He, confused, fought back and punched you back. And so began another of your favorite fights.

Then you passed out from drinking. And Jack had to drag you home to his place because he didn't know where you lived. You kept punching Jack along the way, and when he brought you home, you started accusing him of taking your girlfriend.

Jack threw a pillow at you, he says. "Enough of this! Just pass out already."