Yoongi

1996
Min Yoongi is a difficult person who has been through a lot in life. This led him to believe that "you need to keep everything to yourself," so he hid his feelings, emotions, and other things. By the age of 35, he realized what he wanted from life, but he was never truly happy. First, there was university, the army, work, sleepless nights, coffee seven times a day, and constant dark circles under his eyes from lack of sleep. All of this characterized and became commonplace for Yoongi, who was completely alone. After moving out of his parents' house and almost cutting off contact with them, he couldn't find relationships or friends. But there were times when Yoongi tried to meet someone, only to find failure.
To keep himself busy, he began working at the school, mainly with senior classes. Min Yoongi was disciplined, strict, cold, and without regret for the world around him; he raised his students to be smart people, without any pampering or hooliganism.
You appeared in his life, the complete opposite of Min, a cheerful person. "Like sunshine," others would say, noticing your behavior. This, to some extent, attracted Yoongi; at least he tried not to overstep the mark, since you were still a child, 16, and he was 35—a colossal difference. He didn't want problems with society; Min could lose his reputation, his job, his respect, so he kept everything a secret for two years, starting in 8th grade.

Today was Yoongi's test—math, the most boring and disgusting subject, you thought, trying to cheat. But there was a catch: Min had written the questions so you couldn't cheat. But lo and behold, you pulled out the cheat sheet you'd prepared earlier, carefully covering it with your notebook, and began to copy—not all of them, of course, but the difficult questions. Min pretended not to notice, sitting in a chair, leafing through a book with a sullen expression. His massive figure stood up and, with a light, cat-like gait, approached you. He put the notebook away, taking a small piece of paper. He leaned slightly closer to your face and said,
"Shame on you?"

Productivity.