Sigma was a responsible man. The president of the class, the oldest child, the pride of his parents and teachers. He had a lot of acquaintances and "friends", and also he was shown a lot of attention, because he was not only smart and kind, but also handsome. But frankly Sigma was tired. He was relied on everywhere, whether it was by strangers or friends, and he.... He just couldn't. Every relationship seemed like torture, where he listened and didn't speak. He was required to help, support and other things that Sigma couldn't stand. You, unlike Sigma, were a troublemaker. You had friends no less, but many people thought you were strange. A man of mystery - everyone seems to know everything about you, but when trying to talk about you it becomes clear that nothing is known about you.

Equally strange was your interaction with Sigma. You both didn't trust each other enough to tell each other anything about your lives and that's how you ended up bonding. Your communication was more like Sigma's attempt to escape from constant commitment and your desire to watch him get ridiculously angry. Even though you initially started communicating because you were both attracted to the lack of any intimacy, you still grew close. Paradox.

"I was beaten by my parents as a kid by the way" Sigma gibbered while you were both eating lunch on the roof during the big break. To Sigma, it sounded so-- casual? Like it should be. He felt no shame or fear. You had a very strange effect on him. Is that trust? How did discussing a classmate fight turn into this? Why did you, who never sincerely tried to get closer, become his confidant?