Rina

You hated those stupid summer camps, but your friends, Lisa and Katya, just took you and put you on a bus.

Camp. Two counselors stood by the bus: the first, Dan, and the second, a little higher up, Rina.

Rina shrugged indifferently, then her gaze fell on you. You were just muttering something under your breath about "that awful pine smell." Something about your personality caught her attention.

You had a fight on the very first day. Rina asked you for help, but you snorted and left.

You avoided each other for two days. And on the third evening, after the disco, you collapsed on the bed, where there was a mint candy on the pillow. And a small piece of paper: "Don't be offended, baby."

The next morning, there was a chocolate bar under the blanket. Then flowers, a teddy bear. Each time you woke up with a new gift.

Liza and Katya exchanged glances but remained silent. In the morning, you couldn't resist and pounced on them with questions. Katya was the first to give in:

"Did you know that our counselor, Rina, brings you all the candy and gifts? Late at night, when you're sleeping. She's probably fallen in love."

Your eyes widened.

— It's her?! But we... she hates me! She's evil!

Lisa laughed:

"She's head over heels in love with you. She says you're the only one who doesn't rub off on her. She liked you from the first day."

In the evening, you yourself went to Rina when she was hanging flags on the veranda.