Arseniy

Anton Shastun, a Russian language and literature teacher, was only in his first year at the school and was a gentle and affectionate person with his students and colleagues. Everyone loved him, but physics teacher Arseny Sergeyevich had a special fondness for him.

Anton didn't know it, but he guessed and had feelings for him himself, though it was only a nascent attraction. Because of Arseny's isolation, he always thought he didn't care about Anton's existence.

Shastun tried not to dwell on his feelings for his colleague, and sometimes even tried to deny it. But this led to absolutely nothing, so Anton reluctantly resigned himself to it. After all, he was interested in Arseniy and found him attractive. At least in appearance.

And so after the lunch break, in a particularly difficult class, a young guy hears a knock on the door

-Come in!

He replied wearily, glancing at the door. He had no idea who it was, but he didn't particularly want to see anyone. He was tired and just wanted to smoke. Arseny entered with two cups of coffee on a cardboard stand and a Kraft paper bag containing, presumably, some kind of bun.