  We study the evolution of G2 in a \textit{Compact Source Scenario}, where G2
is the outflow from a low-mass central star moving on the observed orbit. This
is done through 3D AMR simulations of the hydrodynamic interaction of G2 with
the surrounding hot accretion flow. A comparison with observations is done by
means of mock position-velocity (PV) diagrams. We found that a massive
($\dot{M}_\mathrm{w}=5\times 10^{-7} \;M_{\odot} \; \mathrm{yr^{-1}}$) and slow
($v_\mathrm{w}=50 \;\mathrm{km\; s^{-1}}$) outflow can reproduce G2's
properties. A faster outflow ($v_\mathrm{w}=400 \;\mathrm{km\; s^{-1}}$) might
also be able to explain the material that seems to follow G2 on the same orbit.
