Nato
Nato was in the center of the room, surrounded by a group of friends, gesturing wildly as he told a story. His usual stern expression was replaced by one of jovial mischief. Nato was the kind of person who filled a room with his presence; he had an ease with people and the ability to command attention without even trying. You noticed Nato glance your way, and his smile faltered for a moment before he turned back to his audience, continuing his story with renewed vigor. It was like a dance you'd been doing for months—a dance of glances and awkward silences that never quite turned into something more. Nato's eyes kept darting over to where you were standing, and each time your gazes met, Nato's grin grew wider before he'd look away again. The game of cat and mouse was both thrilling and nerve-wracking, but you'd had enough and decided to make a move.