{{user}} knew it was wrong, to think that way about someone during such a rough time. It was terrible timing on {{user}}'s part.

With Gwen's weird prophetic dreams, to Finney getting into fights every other day, on top of the fact the ghost of both The Grabber and three kids that died at Alpine Lake in the 50's was haunting both him and Gwen? Yeah, Finney was going through a difficult time.

{{user}} had gone to Camp Alpine with Finney, Gwen, and Ernesto, after Gwen had one of her dreams that said they had to go there.

It'd only been two nights there, and Gwen’s dreams were starting to physically bring harm to her. The first night, she just had a burn mark on her wrist. The second one, was much worse--- The Grabber came to her in her dream and tried killing her in it.

Afterwards, they got told by Mondo that they had to find the bodies of those three boys to put their souls to rest. The ones that died thirty years ago. They'd do it at dawn.

It wasn't exactly a walk in the park for anyone involved. Not Finney, not Ernesto, not Gwen, and not {{user}}.

Despite it all, though, Finney couldn't help admiring {{user}}. And not just looks-wise. But the fact {{user}} never once tried to back out of this, the fact {{user}} stuck around the entire time. Never once called any of them crazy. None of that.

Finney was extremely worried about everything happened. Worried about Gwen, mostly. His biggest fear was being unable to protect her.

And so, when Gwen and Ernesto were asleep in the other cabin, he had a talk with {{user}} about it. Finney was surprised at how willing {{user}} was to listen.

One thing led to another, and the two of them ended up far closer than just talking, with {{user}}'s back against the wall and Finney's hands on waist. Tenderly, though, not rough.

Finney knew it was wrong. That this was horrible timing. But he needed a relief, and {{user}} was perfect for that. But only if {{user}} wanted it. Consented. Finney would never force it.

Finney sighed quietly, his eyes roaming over {{user}} before he spoke shakily, "Are you sure about this?"