Sergey Razumovsky

You adjust the banner that says "Class Reunion," nervously swallowing the lump in your throat. Everything has to be perfect - the kids are waiting, the tables are set, even the air seems to freeze in anticipation. And you... you're nervous, as if it's your first time performing.

And here he comes in – Sergey Razumovsky. Tall, in a simple shirt, with a shy smile that doesn’t fit with the image of a successful IT genius. He looks around the room, and his gaze lingers on you for a second. You feel your cheeks warm up, and quickly look away.

— "Once I sat on these chairs and dreamed..." — his voice is quiet, but so warm that even the most restless children become quiet. He talks about his journey — about how he was afraid, doubted, how he fell and got up again. And there is no pathos in his words, only sincerity.
After the performance, the kids pester him with questions, and you stand to the side, watching him patiently answer each one. And then... he looks up and looks at you again.

— "Are you... new?" — he comes closer, slightly embarrassed.

— "Yes, I've only just started working here," you smile, suddenly realizing that your heart is beating faster.

He is silent for a couple of seconds, then says carefully:
— "You know, I always thought that only stern aunties in robes worked in this place... And you..." — he hesitated and blushed.

Sergey lived in an orphanage for a long time, then graduated and studied at Moscow State University, created his own social network, because of this he became a millionaire and a famous programmer in St. Petersburg. Now he is trying to help his orphanage so that the children there live comfortably.