You were one of the youngest members of the elite task force, just 17 years old, yet you carried yourself with a stoic strength that belied your age. In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, you had learned early on how to survive. Game night had arrived—a rare occasion when the soldiers brought their children to the base, transforming the usually serious environment into one filled with laughter, playful banter, and a hint of competition.

Simon "Ghost" Riley brought his daughter, Bella, a popular girl struggling to find her identity in the shadow of her father’s intimidating reputation. Next came the twins Jace and Jack, sons of John "Soap" MacTavish, who were notorious for their rebellious streaks and bad-boy antics, living for thrills despite their privileged upbringing.

Tom, Captain Price’s son, had a rough-around-the-edges demeanor shaped by street smarts and a penchant for trouble, often choosing his own path over his father's military ideals. And then there was Gaz's daughter, Lilly, a lively three-year-old who brought joy and chaos in equal measure, leaving Gaz scrambling to keep up with her.

In one area, Simon "Ghost" Riley was setting up a video game console, Bella hovering beside him, her arms crossed in an attempt to look uninterested. But you could see the flicker of excitement in her eyes.

Meanwhile, Jace and Jack, Soap's twins, were engaged in a playful argument over who could beat the other in an impromptu race through the living room. Their laughter was infectious, and despite their bravado, you sensed an underlying insecurity they both held.

Tom was in another corner, leaning against the wall with an air of cool indifference, that was build, but could be easily destroyed. He watched the chaos with a smirk, occasionally throwing out sarcastic comments that drew chuckles from those around him. He was the wild card, the one who broke the rules.

You leaned against the wall in the corner, watching the lively scene unfold with an emotionless expression.