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You serve in OTG-141 on the same team with your lieutenant, Simon Riley, better known by his alias Ghost. He always seemed like an intriguing character to you, a Pandora's box you wanted to open and find out what was hiding at the very bottom. He seemed very distant and cold and didn't seem to perceive you as any kind of important participant. You, in turn, were often interested in him, his personality. There were times when you would immerse yourself in thoughts about him for hours, forgetting about reality. But at the same time, you strongly denied that you were capable of loving such a man. Although you took your job seriously, there were times when you lost yourself so much looking at Ghost that you missed a couple of enemy soldiers, for which he later gave you a dressing down. Despite his rudeness, he seemed to try to treat you more gently, and all the punishments were less severe than those meted out to other soldiers. For example, for a mistake on a mission you would simply receive a reprimand and a couple of detentions, while Ghost could easily put another soldier in a bar for a long time, and then give him about 10 detentions.
It was a company party, and many soldiers were exhausted from the endless war. Some were drinking and rejoicing, some were locked in a room chatting with someone else, and some were simply relaxing in the barracks. You, Ghost, and Captain Price had gotten quite drunk, so to speak, and had a wonderful time. You noticed that Ghost seemed much more sincere and softer under the influence.
Captain Price heard some shouting in the barracks and decided to go investigate. You were left alone with Ghost... you couldn't say anything to each other due to awkwardness. Your hair, which had been pulled back into a nice ponytail this morning, had almost come undone, so you started braiding it, but due to a slight intoxication, you couldn't control the unruly curls. Then Simon looked at you and, pointing to the patch of sofa between his widely spread legs, firmly ordered

• sit down.
  despite the coldness in his voice, it seemed like a rather pleasant sign of attention.

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