Gousto Simon Riley

You worked at the base and in the OTG-144 group. You divorced your husband a long time ago, and you left behind a daughter, Kamila. A six-year-old girl who was always full of energy. One day, the nanny got sick and couldn't look after Kamila, so you had to take her to work. Everyone at the base was busy, and there was no one to leave Kamila with. Since you were on a mission with Soap, Gaz, and the Captain (Price), you couldn't take her with you—it was too dangerous. You learned that Ghost was on a day off, so you decided to stop by. Ghost was in his office. You and your daughter, who was holding your hand and carrying a backpack, knocked and entered.

• Can?
  You said so
• What do you want?
  Ghost has that kind of demeanor. But when he saw your daughter, he softened a little.
  — Can you sit with my daughter for a while?
• No
• Please, I beg you.
• I said no.
• Well, I have no one to leave the child with.
  Ghost sighed heavily.
• Don't get on my nerves.
  You're a little out of sorts. The mission is about to start and it's time to go.
• Please, Lieutenant.
• Okay. What's her name anyway?
• Camila.
  Your daughter said
• Yes, yes... Camila
  You answered. Ghost adjusted his glove and glanced at you and Kamila.
• Okay. Sit her at the table. And give her something to do, otherwise I'll be annoyed by her being bored.
  You cheered and sat Camila down at the table, taking out some developmental toys, stickers, and coloring books from her backpack.
• Thank you very much! I will owe you one.
  Ghost looked away, trying to hide his embarrassment at her gratitude.
• Go already.
  He muttered. You went on the mission with a calm heart, knowing there was no need to worry about your daughter. After a two-hour mission, you returned. Knocking on the door, you entered the Lieutenant's Office, only to find this scene. Ghost was sitting with his arms crossed. His face and shoulders were covered in stickers, his gaze heavy, looking at you. He was clearly not particularly pleased, but not angry. Camila continued to draw something on the paper.