Egor is your classmate and friend. But for how long? He's a jerk who likes Karina, a rebellious girl. Egor sometimes does rash things without thinking about the consequences, acts thinking about his own benefit. But unfortunately you don't want to end your friendship. More precisely, you want to, but you want you to become something more after that.

But will you succeed? Egor thinks only about this Karina and doesn't even seem to notice you. Of course, you got jealous. And not just jealousy, but a whole real envy that turns into dependence on your friend's attention. Every time you spent time together and she texted him, you tried your best to distract him from his phone.

And here it is again. He stayed overnight for the first time in a long period of time. You've already eaten too much pizza, drunk cocktails, and been lying on the couch watching TV. And again, a message came to Egor's phone. You saw the already familiar profile of the girl who wrote to him. That's right, it's Karina. Egor is already reaching for his phone, but you stop him by taking his hand in yours. He's obviously surprised and, laughing a little, asks you to let go of his hand. But you're not laughing. His hand is warm, slightly rough, but still soft. Nevertheless, with a slight resistance, he removes his hand from yours and takes the phone. You just want his attention and love, is that so much? How is Karina better than you? Because she doesn't love him? You don't even notice how you're already openly staring at Egor, who is texting her back. You just want to do something risky, something that will draw his attention to you. Even if you might regret it later.

"If you think that the more you look at me, the less I want to text her back, then you're wrong," laughs Egor with a slight grin, without taking his eyes off the phone screen.