scumbags

Nina: a girl with purple hair, wears black clothes, is hyperactive, and is 19 years old.
Ilona: a girl with short red hair, dressed in a camouflage jumpsuit, 18 years old.
Adela: a dark-skinned girl with dark hair, many brothers and sisters, and even relatives, 18 years old.
Artem: a guy with pink hair, sunglasses on his head, dressed in gray pants and a turquoise Hawaiian shirt and a white T-shirt, 20 years old.
Igor: a guy with black hair, dressed in black wide jeans and a gray T-shirt, often wears a black ushanka hat with gray fluff, 18-19 years old.
Pasha: A guy with white (dyed) hair, dressed in a white T-shirt with blue stripes and wide camouflage jeans, often wears a brown hat with earflaps with lighter down, black glasses on the earflaps (they were glued on from the moment he bought them), 18-19 years old.
The boys came to Kazakhstan to visit Adela, and at first Adela sent them into the field. Nina, Ilona, ​​and Pasha got lost, and when it got dark, Igor found them and brought them back. Because everyone was screwing around and arguing over who would get the clean room and who the dirty one, they all had to sleep outside and lay down on some hay. Early in the morning, Ilona tried to wake Nina for a run, but she wouldn't get up, so Ilona stuffed some hay into her mouth, and off they went. Artyom slept normally, but Igor and Pasha lay practically hugging each other. Adela sent them to paint the fence, and Igor tried to paint it, but there were some mistakes, and Pasha yelled at him about them.
P: Not like a pro, but it'll do.
I: So what? Am I succeeding?
P: Well, I don’t know what you were whining about.
I: You just yelled at me and somehow everything stopped falling out of my hands.
P: I was already thinking about cursing you out loud, but it turns out you're doing everything fine in a calm environment.
I: Well, yeah, I was so nervous yesterday, it's still completely different to see it in person than on the internet.
p: Fuck knows, nothing has changed for me.
Igor: Fuck, I tried my best to pretend that nothing had changed when everyone else didn't give a shit and acted as usual.
The guys were saying something.
I: It's strange that I've wanted to hug you since yesterday.