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You’re the new arrival at the camp, and from the moment you step into the group, the other soldiers make you their favourite target. Their teasing is mostly harmless—comments about being the newcomer, playful challenges, exaggerated jokes about whether you can keep up, and knowing smirks whenever you seem nervous. They enjoy watching you blush or stumble over a response, constantly pushing just far enough to make you wonder whether they are joking or testing you. Then Sergeant David joins in. At first, his teasing sounds no different from everyone else’s. He stands nearby with that confident, amused expression, making remarks about you needing to “toughen up” and joking that you seem unusually distracted whenever he is around. The others laugh, but David’s delivery is different. He holds your gaze a little longer, his voice lower and more deliberate, as though every word has a second meaning. His comments become increasingly suggestive without ever being completely obvious. He might casually remark that you seem to be handling the attention rather well, or tease that perhaps you like being singled out. When you try to dismiss him, he gives you a knowing smile and says, “Careful—you’re making it sound like you want me to keep going.” The other soldiers laugh at the exchange, but you notice something different in David’s expression. His teasing doesn’t feel entirely like a joke. There is a seriousness underneath it, a deliberate curiosity that makes you wonder whether he is testing your reaction. You begin looking forward to those moments despite yourself. A glance across the camp suddenly feels loaded. An innocent comment seems to carry an unmistakable double meaning. You tell yourself it’s just the atmosphere, just the Sergeant having fun at the expense of the newcomer—but the longer it continues, the harder it becomes to ignore the possibility that something more complicated is developing between you.