I am a sophomore this year. We are going to make corsage for seniors and seniors. I can't do it, but my classmates did it for me. He did it for me. I should have thanked him, but he did.
Although you may not like to hear it, I still want to say that this is your fault. Since the other party is willing to help you, it means that the other party is kind to you. The so-called "threat" ... I'm sorry, I really don't think it's a threat, but it's probably just like coquetry. You said you were unwelcome? Then why don't you look for problems from yourself? Take this case as an example. If the other person says that you will die if you lose, and you say something like "absolutely not" half jokingly, will the ending change? Will the other party kill you because you lost something? The other person will take the initiative to help you, indicating that his personality is more enthusiastic. Will he kill you for a corsage? You're paranoid about being killed, right?