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0:00I'm decomposing like sugar in hot water
0:05, like snakes on a tongue. If you look
0:10at me in the dark, I'll disintegrate
0:14into nothingness.
0:16Let's go. Danya had a falling out with
0:18his dad. Rita is hiding on Vachik's
0:20orders, the one with the undercover
0:21jobs. Well, from the bright side, we
0:23got access to the mafia boss's wallet,
0:24the common fund's money. Well, we
0:26donated it to charity, so we could
0:27start a new life without all these
0:29problems from Boyka. We even stole a
0:31tenner, but it's all for the good. To
0:32settle the sledgehammer problem with
0:34the creditors. Otherwise, I think he
0:35helped us with the wallet, and then
0:36went off to hide in the village.
0:37Natasha is in the hospital after
0:39surgery. It's not clear there either;
0:40she came up with something to lie to
0:41her family about being pregnant. My mom
0:42has to get her a certificate. But
0:44that's their story. But Milka's problem
0:46is more interesting. Her boyfriend was
0:47thrown out with a crane. She did a
0:48camran. Turns out he's pining for Milka
0:50. And, in turn, he's skipping school.
0:52He can't even talk to his dad normally.
0:53It looks like his mother is going crazy
0:54. I feel sorry for him, but only
0:56slightly. He also covered up my
0:57mother's death. I wonder if he'll ever
0:59be able to get to the truth in finding
1:01the culprit? After all, according to
1:02him, he's nearing the end. Things
1:03aren't exactly going well for the derby
1:04salamander. Just like my mother, he's
1:06got no contact with the afterlife. And
1:07then there's some freak streaming, who
1:09claimed that because of me, someone
1:10will soon be finished.
1:11Well, friends, this is episode
1:12thirty-one of season eight. We have
1:13practically the entire season ready, so
1:15we're ready to publish. Let's get this
1:17video to over 200,000 likes, and we'll
1:19publish a new video right away. If you
1:21haven't subscribed yet, do so right now
1:23, because the season is coming to an
1:25end. And enjoy, everyone.
1:27Dimon, seriously? Don't you have any
1:28better clothes? We're packing up Dani's
1:29things. I'm already
1:30giving away my best clothes. Sorry, I
1:32don't have any luxury T-shirts from
1:33Gucci or Prada.
1:34Okay, stop it. These clothes are left
1:36over from my previous life. And anyway,
1:37I didn't really brag about them. And
1:39what's the plus for him? He'll wear
1:40them for a couple of days, then he'll
1:41jump into his own. Somehow I think
1:42you're clearly not fussing about the
1:44clothes. It's
1:45hard not to worry when some idiot in a
1:47mask calls me a murderer in front of a
1:49million people. Dimon, I wouldn't think
1:50about that if I were you. About who
1:52wrote you such words of gratitude for
1:55driving him to, well, you know what
1:57he's going to. Maybe Kamran?
1:59Kamran? He could drive anyone to it.
2:00Definitely not him.
2:01Not good. Okay. Fine. If not a comrade,
2:04then who could be so angry with you
2:05that they would go to extremes without
2:07deciding anything? Herman.
2:09No, not Herman. We once brought up this
2:11topic, and people who take this step
2:13are called weak and don't understand
2:15why they do it at all.
2:17What, excuse me, did you bring up this
2:18topic? Do you both watch this guy?
2:20Yeah, that was a long time ago. And
2:22anyway, Sasha showed him to us, but
2:23we'll dismiss him right away.
2:25Okay, then what? Then Rita, don't think
2:27about it yourself. She hasn't been at
2:28school for a couple of days. And could
2:29she still harbor some kind of grudge
2:31against you?
2:32Everything is closed with her. Besides,
2:34she doesn't go to school. Because she's
2:36sick, and she's not thinking about how
2:38to hurt herself. Especially through
2:39TikTok.
2:40Okay, that's it, I'm out of options.
2:41We're happy to hear yours.
2:43There's only one option: find this
2:45TikToker and ask them in person. Okay,
2:47Dimon, fine, let's say we find this guy
2:49, your plan is working. But what do we
2:51do with the call from Mom? You know
2:52that yourself. We both know where she
2:54is. No offense, bro.
2:55What if these TikToks, the calls, the
2:57tombstones in my house, the message
2:59from Mom are somehow connected?
3:01Are you saying you've got some really
3:03weird admirer who knows everything
3:05about your life, or rather, knows
3:07exactly where to push? Well, I don't
3:09really believe it.
3:10But for someone who knows all these
3:11jokes, it's very believable.
3:13I hope I didn't interrupt. We did, but
3:16that's easy to fix. Try closing the
3:18door on the other side and go to your
3:20room.
3:20So you wanted me to go to my room in my
3:24house?
3:24Well, I'm kind of your family too, so
3:26I'm in our house.
3:28Yeah, you clearly didn't get those
3:30genes from Danila.
3:31Well, judging by your son, he didn't
3:33inherit much from you genetically.
3:36Oh, you even know those words. But I'm
3:39pleasantly surprised.
3:40And I'm surprised you even thought
3:42about my dad.
3:43About your dad? The one you never
3:46bothered to call even once. Is that
3:48what you mean?
3:49I wanted to, I just didn't have the
3:51time. Of
3:51course, of course you didn't have the
3:53time. Do you know why? Because you
3:55spend all your free time with your new
3:58boyfriend.
3:59Okay, I don't really hit women, but we
4:00have a friend who already fought with
4:01his dad. So, if we offered him a fling
4:04with another relative, even if it
4:06wasn't on his side, I think he wouldn't
4:07mind. Is that what you want?
4:09Manners. There they are. Manners. What
4:11today's youth lacks. Will there be more
4:14important information, or is moralizing
4:16for schoolchildren your hobby?
4:17Of course, of course there will be. I
4:18just wanted to say that your dinner is
4:20waiting for you at the table. And you
4:23can invite your friend. We have food. I
4:26don't
4:26recall kindness being one of your
4:28qualities.
4:29Well, you are my grandson, after all.
4:31Maybe we just started off on the wrong
4:32foot. I want to say, if you need
4:34anything, ask. I'm always ready to help
4:37. After all, Dima's guests are my
4:38guests too.
4:39Unexpected. Okay, then I ask you to
4:41forgive me too. I would never force my
4:44friend to beat you up. Although, okay,
4:46who am I kidding? I probably would.
4:47Well, I believe in that more now. She's
4:51suspiciously kind.
4:53Kind. You call that kindness? Less
4:55aggressive, I suppose. Okay, I've been
4:57worse, but at least she left some food.
4:59If I were you, I wouldn't eat it. And
5:01I'm
5:01not going to, Dimon. I'm sure she
5:03slipped something into it. Okay, okay,
5:04my things are packed. I'll go take
5:05Danya's clothes. I
5:06still don't understand why he chose
5:08your hotel and not my house. The
5:09main reason was just in our room.
5:11Honestly. Dimon, I wouldn't fall asleep
5:13either in a room with your granny in it
5:14.
5:15The argument is before you leave. Do
5:16you think Boyka already knows he's
5:18broke? I
5:18don't know, but I'm damn glad we're
5:20still alive. This is about your new
5:23friend. Don't worry, we'll deal with
5:25him, but tomorrow.
5:31It turns out Dimon isn't the only
5:32killer in this class anymore. You and I
5:34have a lot more in common than you
5:35think.
5:36Only in my case, I can still prevent it
5:38. As for you, you can't get the blond
5:39guy back from the grave. Your furious
5:41gaze, fixed on your phone, should
5:43somehow hint to me that we have
5:44problems. Just a
5:45minute.
5:46This minute has been going on for him
5:47for 10 minutes already.
5:48What did you expect? The boy is sorting
5:50out his love affairs.
5:50And what was Kamran talking about? Have
5:52you seen the TikTok of the guy counting
5:54down the days to his death?
5:56Well, I definitely haven't.
5:57Me neither. Somehow this story went
5:59unnoticed.
5:59If you're wondering, I didn't leave the
6:01hashtag for the killer. Well, to be
6:02honest, I'm not surprised. After all,
6:03the likelihood that you won't end up in
6:05something similar is even lower than my
6:06grade on my computer science homework.
6:08But unlike you, I can still solve my
6:09problem. Hey, Alena? Can you please let
6:11me finish my last computer science
6:13homework? I
6:13can, but everyone had their own
6:15projects. You seem to have lists of
6:17arrays. I don't
6:17care. The main thing is that at least
6:18something is written.
6:19And what if we have some other computer
6:21science homework?
6:22Yeah, but you should care, because it
6:23should have been ingrained in your
6:25subconscious that there won't be any
6:27computer science. Hello, Dimon, a
6:28sledgehammer in the village. And these
6:30don't know. And let them not know.
6:30Let's get ready.
6:31How are things with Salomantra?
6:33How? How? Not at all. I don't know
6:34myself. At first she wrote to me,
6:35called, I didn't answer, now,
6:36apparently, she decided to teach me a
6:38lesson. Oh well, I'll figure it out. So
6:39, how did you manage to sleep in the
6:41same bed? And where is he anyway? Do
6:42you even know how disgustingly he
6:44snores. Where is he? He went home. He
6:45won't be at school today. While dad is
6:47not home, he decided to take all his
6:48things. All because you gave him some
6:50shitty T-shirts. That's how you drove
6:51our friend crazy.
6:52Ridiculous. You should have done to him
6:54what you did to my grandmother.
6:55Threaten him that if he doesn't stop
6:57snoring, you'll beat him up.
6:59No, well, unlike Danya, your
7:00grandmother has a jaw that's shaped
7:01like that, it just makes you want to
7:02punch her.
7:03This is just not normal.
7:04No, we're joking. A cocky guy wouldn't
7:06hit her. Although maybe once, but
7:08that's not what I'm talking about. You
7:09seem different today, relaxed or
7:12something. Wait, if you're not on edge
7:14today, that means you have one less
7:16problem. Have you solved the problem
7:18with Boyka?
7:19No?
7:20Well, maybe.
7:21How can there be three different
7:22answers to one question?
7:23Oh, you don't know us. But I'm 85%sure
7:26that in the near future, although
7:27basically for the rest of the time,
7:29we'll be a bit less interesting.
7:31So, this is perfect news. And let me
7:33guess. As always, it's all thanks to
7:34you.
7:35Well, actually, all of us. I'd say
7:36Nastya tried even harder than anyone.
7:38Then we can celebrate this tonight.
7:41Well, all together.
7:42Tempting. But I had other plans for
7:45today. And why are you at school?
7:47Shouldn't you be in the hospital?
7:49Well, the doctors said you can go to
7:51school, just don't make any sudden
7:53movements. Well, as they say, our
7:54wedding will live on at home. Okay, I
7:56won't interrupt your conversation. So,
7:58is
7:58this what your plans are for today?
8:00You're
8:00wrong, Ksyusha. Girls aren't in his
8:02plans for today, only men. Somehow
8:05you've quickly gone from teenager to
8:06man. We're talking
8:07about the man who's currently hiding in
8:09the village. Great job cashing in. The
8:11responsibility has been transferred to
8:12me. Today, you and I are going to close
8:13the dolku val. Aren't you
8:14afraid of dragging such sums to school?
8:16After yesterday's ten million each? For
8:18me, that ten isn't even money. Oops,
8:21look who's back in class. Did
8:24you see how quickly the comrade ran off
8:25?
8:26You wouldn't have run away if the girl
8:27you've got a crush on had come into
8:28class. And her boyfriend beat you up,
8:30pissed on you a little, and filmed the
8:31whole thing.
8:32She doesn't even know about it. Now
8:34you're going to fix it. What do you
8:35mean fix it?
8:36Dimon, we agreed with the cop yesterday
8:38, we gave him our word that we would
8:40talk to him. And what was our word? You
8:41have to keep your word.
8:42Hi. Do you want to talk?
8:44It depends on who we're talking about.
8:45About me or about what my dad is guilty
8:47of.
8:47Well, let's talk to you first. How are
8:49you after Mom and everything that
8:51happened to you?
8:52And how do you know about Mom?
8:53Well, because, unlike you, we at least
8:55talked to Nikolai Andreevich.
8:57Unlike me? Or maybe it's just easier
8:58for him to talk to you than to his own
9:00daughter? Yeah, I screwed up, I can't
9:02fix it. I tried, but I only made it
9:04worse. What do you want from me? I
9:06thought no one here cared about me
9:07anymore.
9:08As it turns out, not everyone. And I'm
9:10not talking about nasnim now.
9:11About whom?
9:11About the comrade. You probably don't
9:13know, but he was the one who tried to
9:14protect you from the very beginning of
9:16your relationship with the blond guy.
9:17Let's repeat it. We're talking about
9:20the same comrade. Yes. Yes. That same
9:22Kamran who ran out of the classroom so
9:24quickly the moment you walked in. Do
9:26you know why? Because he's in love with
9:27you.
9:27He went to the blond guy to stop him
9:29from bullying you on streams. True,
9:31after that, he got shot down.
9:32He was lying in the hospital because he
9:34tried to protect me. Yeah,
9:36yeah, it's hard to believe he could
9:37feel something like that, but it's a
9:38fact.
9:39And he just told you about it. Maybe he
9:41made it all up? It's
9:42hard to make something like that up.
9:43When the whole senior class saw it,
9:45they
9:45leaked the video where he talks about
9:47his feelings for you, but your blond
9:49guy wasn't too happy about it. Well,
9:50without going into too much detail, you
9:52know what happened next.
9:53Kamran killed the blond guy because of
9:55me.
9:55Well, don't get your hopes up either.
9:57More likely, you were a factor. Does
9:59dad know about this?
10:00About the situation as a whole, yes.
10:01But you're not with Kamran, but he
10:03suspects his involvement in the murder.
10:04Guys, we can breathe a sigh of relief.
10:06Orek wrote that there's a sledgehammer
10:07in the village and there won't be a
10:08lesson. Great. I just wanted to improve
10:10my grade, but he decided to go have
10:11some fun with the chickens. Alyona is
10:13independent, she's no longer needed.
10:14Listen, I won't bother you too much.
10:16Since there's no lesson, we can go to
10:18the cafeteria and talk.
10:20Yeah, sure. I was completely slow in
10:22asking you how you felt after the
10:24hospital. Definitely nothing hurts.
10:25Something still hurts, though. My heart
10:27. After all, you can handle more than
10:29just my lies.
10:30I see you haven't forgotten how to joke
10:31in the hospital.
10:32So, our wedding? Is that some kind of
10:34joke to you? But seriously, I need to
10:36get a couple more tests done. And don't
10:39forget to get a certificate from your
10:40mother stating that everything is fine
10:42with our baby.
10:43Then mind you, I'll be the godfather.
10:44And yes, I recommend keeping this
10:46conversation quiet in class. Oops.
10:48Important call. I'm putting you on hold
10:50for a bit. I
10:51mean, even the kids already know.
10:52Although I'm not surprised. He's your
10:54best friend. Don't worry about anything
10:56. What are you talking about?
10:57Well, as far as I know, you were
10:59supposed to marry Lera. But she
11:01definitely won't know anything about
11:03our wedding, because I won't mention
11:05anything about her birthday anymore.
11:07You don't
11:07have to worry about that. We broke up.
11:09So, so, so. So, I'm the only girl in
11:12your life again. My mood with the baby
11:14has really lifted. You'll
11:16be constantly joking about the baby now
11:18.
11:18Well, it's really funny. Almost as if
11:20Ksyusha were our bridesmaid. Ksyusha,
11:23should you make just one invitation or
11:25are you coming with someone else? It
11:26depends on the event. Although, it
11:28doesn't even matter, because I'm coming
11:29with Dima. I'm
11:31starting to get jealous, because she
11:33clearly has unfriendly feelings towards
11:35you. So, you'll go to the cafeteria,
11:37and we'll talk privately.
11:39Yeah, we can, basically.
11:40Well then, I'm off, and you catch up.
11:42Don't be bored here without us, your
11:44friend.
11:45Dim, please come. The sooner the better
11:47, because I don't know what to do
11:48anymore. Arcadia Palace 10. D/13.
11:50Parking. Parking. You don't know what
11:53to do?
11:53I don't like this anymore. Rita can't
11:55be the person they were talking about
11:55on that TikTok. Or can she? Oh,
11:59everything's okay? Yeah, everything's
12:01fine. Sorry, I have to run. When you
12:05see the jerk, tell him to call me when
12:06he's free. Okay.
12:07Where are you going?
12:08Yeah, I have business, it's not
12:09finished.
12:10Oh, how funny.
12:15And why should I look for her all over
12:16the parking lot? I couldn't tell you
12:17more precisely where she'll be. I've
12:19been pacing back and forth for 10
12:20minutes already. Okay, this isn't funny
12:21anymore. I need to text her. I hope I'm
12:23wrong, that the video was talking about
12:25her, and she didn't do anything to
12:26herself.
12:26Dim, Dim, I'm here. Dim,
12:28on the other hand, I don't see any tea
12:30in her hands.
12:30Thanks for coming.
12:31So, will you explain to me what's going
12:33on? What was that message?
12:36Quietly, calm down, it's me. I'm slowly
12:38removing my hand now, and the main
12:40thing is, don't scream.
12:41What the hell? I thought we were on the
12:43same side.
12:44Believe me, if we weren't on the same
12:45side, you would have found out very
12:46quickly.
12:47Why did you have to sneak up behind me?
12:49Because I had to make sure you weren't
12:50being followed. She was purely bait.
12:52And you agreed?
12:54You know, I rarely choose anything
12:56lately. He says, I do.
12:57Don't worry, it won't last long.
12:59And you already know?
13:00It depends on what you're talking about
13:01.
13:01Regarding our beloved friend Boyka,
13:03some strange thing started yesterday.
13:05His colleagues at work suddenly
13:07rebelled. This all reeks of a small
13:08internal war, where slaughter isn't the
13:10most promising future.
13:12I even know how it started. What
13:14happened was that the gangsters 'common
13:15fund suddenly disappeared, and for a
13:16second there was quite a bit of money
13:17in it. 30 million dollars.
13:19How much?
13:20Wait. How do you know the exact amount?
13:22Because Dania, the daring one, and I
13:24managed to hack Boyko's wallet and we
13:26withdrew all his money. Well, or rather
13:27, the gangsters' money.
13:28You had access to his accounts?
13:30Yeah. And how does it feel when three
13:32schoolchildren beat the mafia?
13:33Why didn't you tell me about it?
13:35What, you wanted to transfer the money
13:36to yourself? I hasten to disappoint you
13:38. The entire 30 million went to charity
13:40. So we did a good deed.
13:42And you did the stupidest thing. With
13:45that account, we could have simply
13:46closed Boyko forever. And now we'll all
13:48pray together that he won't be able to
13:50fight back against all his little
13:51mongrels. He's
13:52not omnipotent. A pack of jackals will
13:54kill even a lion.
13:55Who told you that? The lion
13:57version. He picks off jackals one by
13:58one. I hadn't considered that. You'll
13:59take down three or four, and the rest
14:01will run away in fear and forget about
14:02the money.
14:03Oh, well, of course, it's our fault.
14:04Remind me how many years you've been
14:06working undercover for Boyko? Because
14:08it seems like we've done more work than
14:10you in these few months.
14:12Now I understand what you were talking
14:14about. What's that about? She
14:15said that when you solve problems with
14:16a daring attitude, it happens that you
14:18create even more problems. Nothing new.
14:20So the Chinese had a Boyko account, and
14:22they didn't do anything with it.
14:23Well, more accurately, they had a decoy
14:24account. It's a long story, but the
14:27gist is that they couldn't use it.
14:29Taktaktak. So, essentially, they have
14:31no leverage. So, if you add a little
14:33fuel to the pot, it won't just be the
14:34missing 30 million that'll get him
14:36ripped apart, but also his Asian gang.
14:38You'll
14:38set everyone on Boyka. That's
14:39none of your business.
14:40Why are you dragging Rita around with
14:41you? Well, when this whole thing
14:43started, I decided to keep her with me
14:44for a second day, just to be on the
14:45safe side. They could be bugging me and
14:47watching me. That's why she wrote to
14:49you.
14:49If they can watch you, then shouldn't
14:51it be the other way around? But my
14:52point is, Rita should be as far away
14:54from you as possible.
14:55Listen, that's not quite how it works.
14:57Anyway, let's go. And you, next time
14:58you find out something, write to me
15:00right away. Got it?
15:01Okay, I don't get it, are we in danger
15:03again or not? What the hell? Is that
15:05how you solved the Boyka problem? Did
15:07you give him Rita?
15:08What? No, I didn't give Rita to anyone.
15:10Am I blind? Boyko just left with her,
15:12and you were still chatting sweetly
15:14with him. He's
15:15actually protecting her. He's on our
15:18side. Anyway, he's under cover and was
15:20cinching her.
15:22What? Why?
15:23Remember when I came to you, thinking
15:25you might be killed. In the end, they
15:27killed Rita and sent Boyko's photos.
15:29But, as you can see, she's fine.
15:30Now I feel stupid.
15:32What are you even doing here?
15:34I was following you.
15:36Why? Because I thought you were here
15:38with Natasha, and you're here with Rita
15:40.
15:40Even if I were here with Natasha, what
15:42did you want to see here? I
15:43don't know. At the very least, you
15:44kissing. Would that make
15:45you feel better?
15:47Oh, and how. Like a fool, you'd stop
15:49hoping.
15:49Hoping for what?
15:51For us.
15:53Explain to me why I went out for a
15:55couple of minutes, and you're no longer
15:56in class? Where are you? I'm
15:57here with Ksyusha.
15:58M. How quickly you rush between Natasha
16:00and Ksyusha.
16:01How are things with the salamander?
16:02Got it. Let's leave the conversation
16:03about women for later. And since you're
16:04already out on the street, go to the
16:06loan office. I'll be there too in a
16:07moment.
16:08Sorry, I have to run,
16:09as always.
16:09And that's the thing, you didn't see
16:11Rita. The hare-tailed rabbit marries,
16:15and the gray wolf calls him cowardly.
16:19And here's the third, third
16:19sledgehammer.
16:20Don't point your finger at the monitor
16:21here.
16:22Actually, you were the first to point
16:23your debt collectors at our
16:24sledgehammer, so leave it at that.
16:26We don't have debt collectors. We have
16:27people who notify us of outstanding
16:29debts.
16:29Yes, they notify us so well that people
16:31end up in the hospital. It's a matter
16:32of
16:32luck. When people take money from us,
16:34they sign a contract, which means they
16:36agree to all the terms.
16:37Mm, how cleverly you disguised the
16:39robbery of ordinary people. Did
16:40you come here to lecture me on morals?
16:42Yeah. And for a pretty penny, too. Okay
16:44, let's close the loan. Did you spend
16:45all night printing?
16:47Well, if you want, check it, but just
16:48know that it's exactly 10,000. That's
16:50what I'll do. Wait here. They're
16:52all kind of mean here. Or is it just me
16:53? I
16:53don't think good people would take a
16:55job like this. I decided to see if the
16:57sledgehammer's debt had increased.
16:59No, I decided to see if my debt had
17:01increased. Let me remind you, Nikolai
17:03Andreevich only paid off half of it. Oh
17:04, at least something. The interest on
17:06the debt isn't going up. Want a joke?
17:08I know you. No.
17:09Now let's see how many Karakhanovs are
17:10taking out a loan in Odessa.
17:11What, Karakhanovs? Well, I'm already a
17:13Gonevich.
17:14Oh, right, really, yes. Just out of
17:15habit. Sorry. Okay, tell me your
17:17mother's patronymic.
17:17Vladislavovna.
17:19Yeah. Whoops. Hear that? So your mom
17:21has a closed loan here.
17:23Credit database. Click for more details
17:26. Closed by real estate. Maxim Irlov.
17:30And closed by real estate.
17:32What? Why did mom take out a loan?
17:34I don't know. Oh, listen, it's
17:36currently closed by that apartment you
17:37used to live in.
17:38Well, the one I was typing. I don't
17:39know, I haven't been there in a while.
17:41Maybe take a picture, my phone's dead.
17:44Okay, I'll take a picture of the whole
17:45thing and send it to you. And while I'm
17:46at it, I need to call Nikolai
17:47Andreevich to find out what this is all
17:48about. Hello. Yes, hello, Nikolai
17:50Andreevich. Are you there? Yes,
17:52I understand. Okay, then I'm out of the
17:53way. Yes, have a good time.
17:55Yes, I think I'll go see him myself.
17:57I'll talk to him while I'm at it, like
17:58you advised, without any emotions.
17:59Uh-huh. So, I didn't get it, did you
18:01decide to warm up my seat?
18:02No, no, no, I just wanted to check the
18:04time. Maybe the phone number is wrong.
18:05Everything's fine there. Oops. What,
18:08did that print out badly?
18:09That was unnecessary. It's 10100.
18:11Oh well. Freebie.
18:13Okay, the debt is closed, we can go.
18:15I'll just
18:15enter the database and that's it.
18:16But please, drive in front of us,
18:18otherwise there might be some
18:19controversial situations later. Great.
18:21Super. To school.
18:26So, what's the bottom line? Where did
18:27you and Ksyusha go?
18:28What happened? Hello, Dimon. Well, you
18:30can get all worked up already. Nikolai
18:32Andreevich will find out what the story
18:33is with your mom. Relax. You
18:35see, it's like I learn something new
18:37from a past life every day. So, what's
18:39going on with your salamander?
18:40She called me. We agreed to meet. Like,
18:42she needs to talk to me. Anyway, it's a
18:44murky topic.
18:45And what do you think, about what?
18:46About what? Most likely, about how our
18:48relationship will develop further,
18:49given that she's enrolling this year.
18:51Oh, and even so. So, is she still
18:53studying at our school?
18:54No, she took her exams externally. And
18:56in fact, she's no longer a student. The
18:58last time I saw her openly was when
18:59Arshida was still there.
19:00I see you're also having memory issues.
19:02Yes, Dimon, the last time we saw her,
19:04there was an underground workshop
19:05manufacturing Kamran's skudishki. Don't
19:06you remember?
19:07And I was wondering who would help me
19:09with such a difficult matter. Has
19:10your husband already refused to help?
19:12Okay, I'm definitely a minus. But Dimon
19:13, I think he'll be great company for
19:15you. I'll
19:15help with something.
19:16And that's what you'll find out, Dimon.
19:18And I'm going to class. I need to call
19:19Dania and find out from him. Well, he
19:21should be half-heartedly talking about
19:22the TikToker there. That's it, good
19:23luck.
19:24Even so, he stayed not of his own free
19:25will, but under duress from the
19:26impudent one. Is this really that
19:28important? And what are you even doing?
19:30I'm raising my grades by a few points.
19:32The principal asked me to sort out some
19:34old paperwork. So, don't just stand
19:36there, help.
19:37And I'll get some extra points for it.
19:40Why did you close the door? I
19:42don't know, automatically. Or maybe
19:44that's how you got some fresh air in
19:45this room. That's how
19:46I got out of this room. I
19:49don't want to upset you, but if you
19:50pull the handle, the door will open.
19:52You try it. Genius.
19:55What the hell? The lock is broken.
19:57That's why the principal never locks
19:59that door. So how are we supposed to
20:01get out now? Just
20:02like old times. I'll just kick the
20:03doors down. And don't worry, I'll tell
20:05the principal I did it.
20:08Ouch! Ouch!
20:10Either the doors in our school have
20:11gotten stronger, or you've lost your
20:13grip.
20:13Obviously the first option.
20:15Well, then, reach into your pocket with
20:16your uninjured hand, take out your
20:18phone, and call the impudent one. It's
20:20unlikely to work. Mine's in jail, so
20:22you call.
20:23Oh, okay. I'll go get it from class and
20:25pick it up from where I left it.
20:27So what should I do now?
20:28Well, the principal will be here in an
20:30hour, maybe the cheeky one will miss
20:32you and come and open the door for us.
20:34Well, I'm sorry I didn't know about the
20:35door.
20:35Well, your apology really helped us.
20:38Wow, one door was enough for you to get
20:40worked up.
20:41And we had a wonderful discussion about
20:42this. You know where? In the cafeteria,
20:44which you didn't come to. And just try
20:47saying your 'I'm sorry'.
20:49I was just talking to Ksyusha.
20:50Oh, well then I feel better right away.
20:52There's one thing I don't understand.
20:54Why can't you just tell me straight out
20:56that you're still grieving for her?
20:58I'll leave you alone and write
20:59occasionally so that we can meet my
21:01parents. It's
21:02she who's grieving for me, not me.
21:04So you don't feel anything for her?
21:06For her? No.
21:07For whom then?
21:08For you. I feel like you're just using
21:11me.
21:11Maybe I'm using you to be closer to you
21:14. I've
21:14never heard anything more stupid.
21:16Or maybe I'm stupid too?
21:18Then I'm even dumber because I fell in
21:19love with you. You fall in love with
21:22every girl.
21:23But for some reason you always choose
21:25you. I don't understand why myself, but
21:27it happens. No matter what you do or
21:29what intrigues I get drawn into, I
21:31still end up next to you. It turns out
21:34you're a fool.
21:38What did you do?
21:40I kissed you.
21:46And what did you do? I
21:47keep kissing you. I don't even know.
21:50Why?
21:51Well then, keep going.
21:52Now your footprints. In our place,
21:58there will no longer be any of yours,
22:04my miracle, so that not even the wet
22:09asphalt will be there now. Are
22:13you smiling?
22:15Yes. Well, why not? You can't. It's
22:17just that I've never had such a fight
22:18before. A fight or a kiss. I
22:21can't say right away.
22:22Well then, I need to make sure.
22:31It's the director. You said he wouldn't
22:33come for an hour.
22:34Natasha, well, I warned you there was a
22:37door. But I'm curious, what are you
22:39doing here? Oh,
22:40and Dima was helping me sort through
22:42some documents. A couple of folders
22:44fell on the floor, so we had to pick
22:45them up. I take it they landed right on
22:48your lips. Apparently, Dmitry too.
22:50What makes you think that?
22:51Oh, judging by Natasha's lipstick,
22:53which is smeared all over your face.
22:55Okay, both of you, to my office.
22:57I'm talking to my page, you two are
22:59just idiots.
23:05Tell me, does our school look like a
23:06brothel? Huh?
23:07Why is it a brothel right away?
23:09Oh, excuse me, maybe you young people
23:11have another explanation for what you
23:13were doing in that closed office. We
23:14were sorting through documents and
23:16that's it. We
23:17were sorting through documents, and you
23:18were pulling my leg. But either I
23:20wasn't young, or I was only born
23:21yesterday. So, you two are standing
23:23here, looking me in the eye and
23:25brazenly lying. Aren't you ashamed of
23:27yourselves? And we're
23:28really embarrassed.
23:29M. So you decided to play games with me
23:31? Yeah.
23:31Fine. Tomorrow, both parents are coming
23:34to my office at school. Okay then.
23:35Alexey Evgenievich, why am I standing
23:37here listening to all this? They were
23:38just messing around with the documents.
23:40No. Because you weren't keeping an eye
23:41on your friend. So, it would have been
23:43easier for you if you'd found the three
23:45of us there? Yeah. Okay, let's replay
23:47this. We've all grown up a lot, haven't
23:49we? Well, I'll teach you. I'll
23:51teach you how to behave like a student
23:53in an educational institution. I repeat
23:54, in an educational institution, I
23:56emphasize, and not in whatever you're
23:59turning it into. So, you're
24:01not embarrassed that eleventh-graders
24:03are walking down the hallways kissing,
24:05while we're staying out of sight.
24:07Look, I give them a word, they give me
24:09two. I give them a word, they give me
24:10two. Okay, Alexey Evgenievich, that's
24:12it, let's calm down and take a breather
24:13. Look, I promise you, I'll have a talk
24:16with these two, and you can talk to
24:18their parents. Agreed?
24:19So, please, have a chat, just talk,
24:21instill at least a little common sense
24:24into these empty heads, and that's it.
24:27Hello? Yes, excuse me, there's a little
24:31thing. Yes, yes. Yes, I'm listening.
24:33You're great, really great. Both of you
24:35, especially you. Tell me, please, have
24:36you decided to be first in everything
24:37at this school? The first bullet, and
24:39now this? Well, that's just how things
24:40worked out. Did they
24:41work out? No, Dimon, your circumstances
24:43seem to have worked out. Okay, come
24:45here. I'd like to tell you, to make you
24:47happy, that I've dug up something, but
24:48you're apparently very lucky anyway.
24:50Come
24:50on, you can make me happier.
24:53I think you should contact her about
24:54these issues. Anyway, I was talking to
24:56Dania, and he went after our TikToker
24:57with a sledgehammer. Of course, he
24:59didn't dig up much, but he did manage
25:01to find the IP address the videos were
25:03uploaded from. So, we have an address.
25:05We can go check it out, if you're not
25:07too busy, of course.
25:08Yes. Goodbye. You've just
25:11finished listening to the impudent
25:13one's worldview. You've listened to
25:14everything, drawn conclusions, and
25:15understood everything. Now you can just
25:17go to school without your parents.
25:19You're dreaming now. That's it, you're
25:21free to go. I can't see you anymore,
25:23but keep in mind that if your parents
25:25don't show up at school tomorrow,
25:26you'll be in trouble.
25:28I take it you're running away again.
25:30I'd kiss you goodbye, but I'm afraid
25:32the principal will twist your head off.
25:34I'll text you, listen, get going,
25:36Casanova. I'll stay. Even after death,
25:40I'll remain me.
25:43Even after death, I'll remain.
25:45Okay, Dimon, while there's still time,
25:46I'll tell you something. What you did
25:48there in the office, Dimon, was ugly,
25:50horrible, immoral, I'd even say
25:51inappropriate.
25:52Wait, are you jealous?
25:54Come on, I am. How do you even get
25:56girls to behave like that around you
25:58with those vibes of yours? I
25:59don't know, it just happens. You better
26:02watch out for which corridor we should
26:04go next.
26:04Listen, Genius, doesn't it bother you
26:05that the corridors aren't marked on the
26:06maps? And anyway, be grateful we're not
26:07in some abandoned place like we usually
26:09are. Let's go. I'll thank you when we
26:11find this guy, because I have a lot of
26:13questions for him.
26:14Oh, well, since you have so many
26:16questions for him, then I advise you
26:17not to attack him right away and not
26:19beat him up, because, as we know, a
26:20person with a broken jaw will have a
26:22very hard time answering your questions
26:23.
26:24This will happen today, even to myself.
26:27This is video hunger.
26:28Okay, that means we'll now see who that
26:30little voice belongs to. Let's go.
26:31I don't know what they say goodbye to
26:33in such cases, or if a mysterious
26:35friend is needed in general. I'll be
26:37waiting for everyone who was at fault.
26:39Who are you and what are you doing here
26:40?
26:41We want to know who's under that mask.
26:43What are
26:44you, some kind of crazy fans or
26:45something? Who are you anyway? Do you
26:47know him? This is the
26:48first time I've seen him. You have
26:49no idea. I have no idea you either.
26:50I thought it was one of ours under the
26:52mask. You mentioned me in your video.
26:55I'm Dima Karakhanov.
26:56Okay, stop. I'm just an actor. I don't
26:58write the text. They send me the audio
26:59track. And I film to it.
27:02Okay, great. Come on, tell me who sends
27:04the audio tracks, the names.
27:05How should I know? He does it
27:06anonymously. I repeat, they send me the
27:09audio track, I process it and move to
27:11it.
27:11So you have the original track with the
27:13author's original voice?
27:14Yes, but I won't give it to you. I get
27:16paid for this. Do you think you've
27:18earned enough money to fully cover your
27:20treatment?
27:21For what treatment? Ha. But judging by
27:23how skillfully you play the fool, it's
27:24very expensive. Look, there are two
27:26options. Let me read them to you in
27:28normal language. First, we beat you up.
27:30Second, we don't touch you, but you
27:31give us the original audio track. What
27:33do you think? Let's try it again. The
27:37beating or the audio track? Choose.
27:41Okay, one minute. I'll play it for you.
27:45Hmm, what a smart guy.
27:46I believed until the end that under the
27:49slander was a person I knew, someone I
27:51had done bad to, because every video
27:52was addressed to me.
27:54Well, as you can see, you were wrong.
27:55How much longer?
27:56I'm already turning it on. I don't know
27:59what to say goodbye to in such cases,
28:01or whether anyone needs my words at all
28:03. In the next world, I will wait for
28:05everyone who was to blame for what I
28:07did to myself.
28:07This is Herman.
28:08Just don't tell anyone that I was the
28:09one who greased the whistle. Fine.
28:11Herman wants to kill himself,
28:15right? Okay, so it seems like we've
28:18sorted everything out. No, no, don't.
28:22Fine, I'll do it myself.
28:26Sorry, Dimon. Well, friends, in four
28:29days we're leaving for the first shift
28:31in the Bulgarian camp. If you haven't
28:33managed to buy tickets yet, do so right
28:35now for the second shift. Let's get
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