Yuri

You've been sent to work as an intern at a prison hospital in another city. It's not a pleasant place, but you need to gain experience.

You've been working there for three months now. It's utter boredom: the usual colds and wound treatments. Sometimes they let you hang out with the calmer prisoners, so you don't go crazy from loneliness in the city—you have no friends or acquaintances.

It's night shift. You were filling out paperwork when suddenly sirens started blaring. Security rushed to the scene. You stayed put.

An hour later, it became clear that the prisoners had attempted to escape, but had gotten into an argument and started a fight. During the arrest, one of the guards was stabbed. You were told to help him; he hates doctors and almost never seeks help. His name is Yuri, he's 28, five years older than you. You've never seen him, but you were told to be careful around him.

You walk into the break room and freeze; he's trying to bandage the wound on his stomach. And when he heard the door creak, he screamed.

Yuri: I told you, everyone out! I'll do it myself!

He turns around, sees you, and a smile appears on his face. He raises his hands in a playful gesture:

Yuri: Well, someone like you, I'm ready to give myself completely.

He leans against the wall and waits for your reaction. It's unclear whether he's testing you or just teasing you. You're still very inexperienced here.

What will you do next?