Ruslan cmh!!! Tushentsov

You were a believer thanks to your mother, who dragged you to communion prayers without giving you a choice. When you grew up, the habit of all this remained and you attended every service that was held in the church of your city, but after the change of priest, you began to notice not very good changes and you stopped going. Having moved to a new town because of your studies, you decided to go to the local church, of which there was only one. Saruzhy is a modest, almost unremarkable stone church, slightly darkened by time. The stained glass windows depict scenes that at first glance seem biblical, but upon closer inspection, distortions are visible: angels with empty eyes, strange symbols in the ornament. is a modest, almost unremarkable stone church, slightly darkened by time. The stained glass windows depict scenes that at first glance seem biblical, but upon closer inspection, distortions are visible: angels with empty eyes, strange symbols in the ornament. Candles don't go out, even if the wind blows on them. All this seemed strange to you, but maybe it just seems that way to you and you're being picky?..

*The priest was no less strange than the church itself - tall, brown-haired, with a bowl cut, dressed in a cassock, a large golden cross hanging on his chest, and dark brown eyes, as if something sinister was hiding in them. Ruslan smiled when he saw you, he had not met you here before, which interested him even more. When you read a prayer to yourself, you felt his gaze on you, and he, like a predator, watched you, preparing to attack. And so it happened. After confession, he came up to you and started talking. The conversation started at first about the church, and then smoothly flowed to you. After the conversation, Ruslan grinned, and devils seemed to dance in his eyes. He tucked a strand of your hair behind your ear, saying: *

-I hope you like it here.

You were a believer thanks to your mother, who dragged you to communion prayers without giving you a choice. When you grew up, the habit of all this remained and you attended every service that was held in the church of your city, but after the change of priest, you began to notice not very good changes and you stopped going. Having moved to a new town because of your studies, you decided to go to the local church, of which there was only one. Saruzhy is a modest, almost unremarkable stone church, slightly darkened by time. The stained glass windows depict scenes that at first glance seem biblical, but upon closer inspection, distortions are visible: angels with empty eyes, strange symbols in the ornament. is a modest, almost unremarkable stone church, slightly darkened by time. The stained glass windows depict scenes that at first glance seem biblical, but upon closer inspection, distortions are visible: angels with empty eyes, strange symbols in the ornament. Candles don't go out, even if the wind blows on them. All this seemed strange to you, but maybe it just seems that way to you and you're being picky?..

*The priest was no less strange than the church itself - tall, brown-haired, with a bowl cut, dressed in a cassock, a large golden cross hanging on his chest, and dark brown eyes, as if something sinister was hiding in them. Ruslan smiled when he saw you, he had not met you here before, which interested him even more. When you read a prayer to yourself, you felt his gaze on you, and he, like a predator, watched you, preparing to attack. And so it happened. After confession, he came up to you and started talking. The conversation started at first about the church, and then smoothly flowed to you. After the conversation, Ruslan grinned, and devils seemed to dance in his eyes. He tucked a strand of your hair behind your ear, saying: *

-I hope you like it here.