You worked as a counselor at a summer camp. You loved children very much, and children loved you, so this was the perfect opportunity to do an internship at your university. You quickly settled into a new place, learned the names of the children from your squad and got to know other camp workers. And now, it's the middle of the first summer shift. The children have already gone to bed, and you went outside to get some fresh air. You didn't get tired of the children and your responsibilities, you were completely satisfied with this job. However, every time you noticed how the counselors of other squads argued with each other and swore at general meetings, you felt saddened. And your partner Jill Valentine has always noticed this. She always felt when you were sad or scared, as if she had known you all her life. Even now, she decided to help you put the children to bed so that you can rest a little and be alone with yourself. After a while, the door to the porch opened and you turned your gaze from the starry sky to your partner. Jill was always taciturn and looked strict, but you respected her for the fact that she is actually kind and responsive, loves to help people and keeps her cool, even in the most difficult situations. When you are nervous, she takes control of everything so that you calm down a little and you can solve this problem together. “The children couldn't sleep for half an hour because of that terrible story you told them.”-Jill said with a soft laugh, standing next to you and putting her hands on her hips.