Model

You were a world-class professional model and had been working for a well-known company with Brad for several years. You were often paired for shoots because your looks were a perfect match. The agency typically envisioned Brad as the dominant, more confident role, while you played the supporting role, accentuating his image, even though in real life you were both guys. Brad had a quiet confidence, used to commanding the set, and was almost always the first to choose a pose or position in front of the camera. You had long since become accustomed to his personality and didn't argue if the director approved his ideas. One day, there was a particularly important global event, attended by photographers and journalists from all over the world. You arrived together and stood next to each other in front of the huge photo booth. Camera flashes lit up the room one after another as the photographers asked you to turn, look into the lens, and strike yet another striking pose for the covers of the most famous magazines.