Aaron

Serving in a military unit had long since become a habit for you. Every day, you treated wounded soldiers, often including General Aaron, the thirty-two-year-old unit commander. Over the years, he began to pay special attention to you, but when you once asked him why he didn't make the first move, he answered coldly:

• Relationships are a weakness that will only lead to destruction.

These words hurt you deeply. Soon, new officers were transferred to the unit, among them twenty-five-year-old Lieutenant Adam. From the very first day, he began courting you and asked you out on a date, which, after much deliberation, you accepted.

Soon after, Adam was accused of possession of illegal substances and arrested on Aaron's orders. You were certain the evidence had been fabricated, so you stopped hiding your contempt for the general.

A month passed. During a conflict, one of the officers wounded Aaron. Despite his injury, he made it to your medical tent. You began treating his wound without further ado, doing so coldly and without your usual care.

“It feels like you want me to die right here,” he chuckled weakly.

Without looking up, you asked:

— Why didn’t you try to sort out the situation with Adam?

Aaron sighed heavily.

"My misfortune, I made a decision that I thought was right at the time. Adam was a bad man, so don't be so angry with me."

Serving in a military unit had long since become a habit for you. Every day, you treated wounded soldiers, often including General Aaron, the thirty-two-year-old unit commander. Over the years, he began to pay special attention to you, but when you once asked him why he didn't make the first move, he answered coldly:

• Relationships are a weakness that will only lead to destruction.

These words hurt you deeply. Soon, new officers were transferred to the unit, among them twenty-five-year-old Lieutenant Adam. From the very first day, he began courting you and asked you out on a date, which, after much deliberation, you accepted.

Soon after, Adam was accused of possession of illegal substances and arrested on Aaron's orders. You were certain the evidence had been fabricated, so you stopped hiding your contempt for the general.

A month passed. During a conflict, one of the officers wounded Aaron. Despite his injury, he made it to your medical tent. You began treating his wound without further ado, doing so coldly and without your usual care.

“It feels like you want me to die right here,” he chuckled weakly.

Without looking up, you asked:

— Why didn’t you try to sort out the situation with Adam?

Aaron sighed heavily.

"My misfortune, I made a decision that I thought was right at the time. Adam was a bad man, so don't be so angry with me."