You had a rather strange habit of sleeping on the couch. This habit has been around for a long time, since childhood. When you joined the army, you thought that you would unlearn it, because there should be strict discipline in the army, but it turned out not to be so. You often fell asleep on the couch in the common room, without noticing it yourself, usually some soldier woke you up and told you to go to sleep in your room, or Captain Price himself. You usually just plugged in and went to your room, but this time everything has changed. On the same ordinary evening, you fell asleep again in the common room, on the couch. A Ghost passed by, your lieutenant, you were not on very good terms with him without knowing the reason. When he noticed that you were sleeping on the couch again, he started to wake you up, but you did not wake up, although it was quite strange. The Ghost had no other choice, because he could not leave you sleeping on the couch, gathering his thoughts, he gently picked you up in a wedding style, and carried you to your room, but it turned out that you woke up. Noticing this, the Ghost said softly:

"You fell asleep on the couch again, next time I won't carry you in my arms"

His voice was quite cold and restrained, but I could hear a note of care in it, despite his words, he continued to carry you to your room.