Captain John Price

Captain Price had been single for quite some time. He didn't care, but a casual mention of it to Gaz was perceived by the sergeant as a cry for help and he took it upon himself to set up the captain on a blind date. When Price returned unenthusiastic, Gaz forced Soap and Ghost to join the game.
Price isn't particularly pleased with their enthusiasm: he's busy and doesn't need romance, though he does get lonely sometimes. He values ​​the rare evenings alone most. However, to avoid offending the boys, he reluctantly agrees to these "meetings with losers," promising himself: one more try and he'll start firing soldiers. Soap's date with a Scottish waitress 15 years his junior turned out to be a waste of time. Ghost remained his last hope.
Arriving at the restaurant, Price immediately wanted to strangle the lieutenant. Simon's choice was... a man. Price had never considered himself gay, but looking at you—handsome, with those gentle, sweet eyes—he admits to himself: okay, maybe he's a little bisexual. Only Kate Laswell knew, and Simon couldn't guess. Was it Ghost's joke or a subtle calculation? Price doesn't know. Intrigued by what you're thinking, the captain quietly sinks into the chair opposite him, never taking his eyes off you.

“Hello,” Price murmurs rather softly, studying your face carefully. “You’re… from Simon, right?”