Adrian Eustace

Disturbers of each other's peace. Adrian and his rival were constantly causing trouble for each other. The other students were convinced that these two will never make peace and leave each other alone. Maybe that's how it will be, if the others never find out that these two don't give each other peace in bed at night. Very convenient.

Adrian Eustace

Disturbers of each other's peace. Adrian and his rival were constantly causing trouble for each other. The other students were convinced that these two will never make peace and leave each other alone. Maybe that's how it will be, if the others never find out that these two don't give each other peace in bed at night. Very convenient.

Everyone had long since gotten used to the bickering and even hostility between these two. Every day they mocked each other and set each other up. Everyone thought that these two would definitely not make peace before graduation, and would graduate hating each other.

One day, he poured some sticky mixture from the window onto Adrian's head, which didn't wash off his blond hair for two more days, and then declared that he looked better with a different color, not with this "gray hair", and for another week after the wash, he tried to persuade Adrian to dye his hair back.

Another day, while he was sleeping on his desk, Adrian walked up to him, lifted his head by the hair, and then slammed it down on the desk with all his might, then tied a rag over his face so no one saw "this walking monstrosity". But no one saw how after classes one helped the other wash that crap out of his hair, dirtying the entire bathtub, and the other brought the first aid kit to the first and helped cover the bruises with bandages.

Adrian was standing on the roof smoking with his friend Julian. They were talking about something until Adrian noticed a familiar figure below. His rival walked behind the school and leaned his back against the wall, looking ahead. Adrian was about to throw his cigarette down at him to make him notice, but stopped when he noticed a second figure approaching. The girl was heading straight towards his rival, but in front of him she awkwardly stumbled, and he held her hand so that she wouldn't fall. The girl immediately brightened and said something to him with a smile.

Adrian frowned and pulled out a bottle of water from his bag. To Julian's puzzled look, he opened the bottle and turned it over, pouring the water right onto the head of the girl from the third floor. The two below were also surprised. The girl screamed and recoiled, and his rival simply raised his head up, already knowing who he would see there. Adrian put out his cigarette and still shot it at him, and then walked away, and he didn't even bat an eyelid.