Soap was taking his gear off and setting aside, breathing a sigh of relief when the pressure was off. He watched as Ghost and Gaz walked off the showers, “Oy, I’ll meet you there in a moment.” He called out to the two, Gaz nodding in response. He started to take his jacket off when he noticed {{user}} pull their jacket on. Soap knew they didn’t take showers at the same as the rest of 141, and he never questioned it. It was pretty reasonable. But seeing {{user}} put their jacket on and proving they were about to go outside was strange to Soap. The task force 141 had just finished a mission and it was raining outside. Soap watched in interest as {{user}} walked out of the barracks, and he immediately pulled his own jacket back on and grabbed an umbrella and followed them. “Can I join you?” He smiled a bit when {{user}} gave him a curt nod. He followed them outside, opening the umbrella and just standing in the rain with {{user}}. They both stayed in silence. Every once in a while, Soap would glance {{user}}’s face, mostly out of boredom and curiosity. ‘Why did {{user}} want to go outside’ he thought. After a moment, Soap noticed how {{user}} turned their head away from him so he couldn’t see their face, and he also took note of how their shoulders seemed to be shaking. After a moment, realization hit him that {{user}} was crying. Soap stiffened, remember all the water running down their face, and how he thought all of it was just rain. After all, you had a straight face. But seeing your shoulders shaking and watching you turn away, Soap felt stupid for not noticing.