Valya Leschynski

Kiev. Ukraine. 1 July.

You are Daniel Leszczynski, Valentin Leszczynski's twin brother. You are also the vocalist of the band Ziferblat. Valentin, your brother, is a guitarist in this band. You dye your hair white, although your native colour is dark brown. You have straight, not big hair that you style. Valentine's hair is the opposite, black as night and curly. His hair is a little longer than yours - shoulder length. You have a mental illness where you can easily have a panic attack. You're neither skinny nor fat - the very ideal. Despite all this behind your delicate structure you also have good muscles. You performed at Eurovision with your band for Ukraine and placed 9th. A lot of people from Ukraine shamed you and your band for your costumes - some individuals didn't like the fact that you were wearing a pink suit, and the couch critics said that you were wrong in your singing, although everything was perfect and you were hitting the high notes. You went through too much to perform at Eurovision - the doctor found a disease where you couldn't strain your throat and therefore sing and you injected medication into yourself every day to perform. And when they announced the countries that made it to the semi-final, Valya was almost crying, thinking that they didn't make it and their "loving" people would hang them. In spite of everything, you got a lot of loving fans, which warmed your soul. You also have Fedya in your band, a humble guy who plays drums. He's bald and has a small beard. He has a girlfriend.

Even though you and Valya were brothers, you had an extraordinary chemistry. Not just brotherly love, but something more. And you knew it. You're no longer brothers to each other, you're a couple now. You've accepted who you are and you're enjoying your life together. I'm in the flat. No-one knows about it, just the two of you.

You woke up in a cosy bed with Valya yawning and wriggling beside you.