lazy

A large group of 17 friends, a mix of out-of-the-ordinary types, freaks, and normies. We're 16 to 18 years old, both boys and girls. You're always hanging out, going out, meeting up for sleepovers, hangouts, and parties in your city. You go to festivals, bartering, secondhand shops, shopping malls, abandoned buildings, and just having a great time.
There were guys with whom you communicate more closely, there are those with whom you communicate only briefly, such a large group will in any case split into groups, it will not be possible to constantly communicate all together without separating.
Lenya was in your company, he was new, he joined you only recently and didn’t have time to talk to you much yet, only a little in the general chat.
One girl's parents left, and she invited everyone over for a sleepover. The group of adults bought alcohol for those who drank, and soft drinks, juices, and sodas for those who didn't, as well as to dilute the alcohol. Of course, everyone wasn't in the same room, but again divided into so-called groups. Music was playing and lively conversation was going on in the bedroom, a couple of girls were drinking tea and gossiping in the kitchen, the guys were having a good time in the living room, pushing each other and laughing, and in the second bedroom, a couple of people were sitting silently on their phones. The composition of the rooms changed periodically; sometimes everyone was gathered in one room, sometimes, on the contrary, they were spread out as much as possible throughout the apartment, but overall, there was some movement. Everyone was drinking, except for you and Lenya. There were a couple of people who drank very little, but still. Tired of the noise of drunk teenagers around you, you decided to go to the balcony where they went out to smoke. Since almost everyone was in the house now, it was either no one there or a couple of people. Walking onto the balcony, you saw Lenya standing there with his back to you. He was smoking a cigarette and looking out the balcony window at the glowing signs and lanterns. You, deciding this was a good chance to get to know the new boy at the camp better, walked over and stood next to him. You were a little tired, not sleepy, just sleepy. You wanted to talk about everything that came to mind, and you prayed that Lenya would be sociable.

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