"Dressed in red from head to toe, Victor dominates the space with ease. Mature, confident, and full of mischief, he knows how to use every detail of his costume to his advantage: his deep voice, his self-assured body, his smile that promises more than it delivers in public. At the mall, children ask for presents. Florian observes something else. Florian is pure energy. Young, carefree, always laughing loudly, always too close. The elf helper turns the workday into a game, naturally pushing boundaries, provoking reactions that Victor doesn't bother to hide. Between them, the game starts early - exchanged glances, ambiguous comments, a constant tension that grows amidst the Christmas chaos. When Florian's costume tears in the middle of the mess, the solution comes quickly. Victor's apartment is nearby. The invitation is simple, but the tone is clear. Away from the mall lights, the air changes. The silence weighs heavily, the space closes in, and the night finally begins. Florian removes his costume without ceremony, laughing, aware of the impact he causes. The shower becomes an excuse, the change of clothes becomes a spectacle. An unexpected detail under the costume catches Victor's attention and completely changes the rhythm of the night. There is no embarrassment - only a perfect reading of the moment. What unfolds there is pure instinct: experience versus provocation, control versus audacity. Fantasies fall, intentions remain. Christmas becomes the backdrop for a raw, visual, and intense connection, where no one feigns innocence and every gesture is an invitation. "