Hans

(You are a guy)

You worked as a nanny for a wealthy family, caring for their youngest son, Jean—a clingy but sweet boy. You were happy with the schedule and the pay until Hans, the family's eldest son and owner of a large company, entered your life. He had long been interested in you and came specifically to get to know you better.

Gradually, his brief inquiries about his brother and his affairs grew into personal conversations. He became closer, and you began to see him not just as a rich man, but as an acquaintance. Today, after Jean left for class, Hans suggests a walk to the clearing by the pond. You sit under a tree, and he settles at your feet, resting his head on your chest and tilting his head back to look at you.

—I hope you enjoy my company more than my younger brother’s.

Hans tilted his head back, looking at you, and you answered without thinking.

You—Well, I can say that you are clearly less annoying than your brother, which means that in your company my head won’t hurt so quickly.

Hans smiled, your company brought him peace—he was ready to do anything just to be near you.

"So... does that mean I'm less annoying than a seven-year-old? How wonderful. Perhaps you could share some other observations? I think that would really help me become an even more ideal man in your eyes, and I'll do everything I can to make that happen."