Whistler. He’s coming for you

Each counselor introduced himself in turn. I did not pay attention to the guys, only to the ladies. The director spoke about plans for the summer. He wanted to do a lot for us, including hiking in the woods and playing sports and orienteering. I liked it, maybe I’ll get a prize in chess again. Then we were shown on the map where you can go where not. They handed out badges and raised the flag. We listened to the anthem and went to the nurse under the supervision of Edward.

– Boys undress. – Said nurse Faina, the most beautiful that I have seen. No older than twenty-five in a short nurse uniform in black fishnet tights. I wanted her to treat me day and night, so I stood with my mouth open.

– She is mine. Petka said softly and poked me in the side.

– I am married and I have a son, he is two years old. So no more jokes. – She said menacingly, she has very good hearing, as well as legs. – Throw off your underpants and go behind the screen.

– Can I come to you sometimes, and you will repeat these words every time. During my visit. – Fat Tolik was unrecognizable, and he succumbed to her charms.

– If you say that, I’ll smear the ass with turpentine. She raised her fist. Cute, just like her. – Get undressed quickly. Why is it the same every time?

The inspection was fun, she was surprised to see me naked, but said nothing, although I was her type. But for me, marriage is sacred and I didn’t think badly of her, almost. The other guys got the most expensive one with a ruler, except for Petka, she even laughed at him.

Chapter 5 Encounter with the Unknown

The camp during the day is friendly and beautiful, but as night fell, it began to seem that I was being watched. Chill went through the skin, I’m not the only one who felt it. Petka and the guys rubbed their hands against the cold, although it was so warm that the ground dried up under their feet. It has obviously not rained here for a long time. Although there were a lot of them in the city. The lake wasn’t cold either. Only a premonition of something great and terrible, something that will not leave us with a wet place. A strong sense of anxiety cut through to the bones, as did the cold. When Eduard came to us after a whole day of games and told us to sit by the fire and listen to his stories, we did not argue, at least it was warm there. We didn’t sit for long, then he walked us to the booth. After waiting for the other guys to fall asleep, my friend and I looked at each other.