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How quickly can a week destroy a world built over years of inseparability? Just seven days, six nights... And why is Seraphim so trusting? Yes, Gleb used to like to use and drink heavily, then lock himself in the dressing room with fans, but now he's completely different. He's changed... Yes, he's changed for the better. But why has this doubt completely clouded the curly-haired man's mind? While working, Seraphim was often tired anyway, coming home and immediately throwing himself into his arms, but now, when Gleb went on tour as a little boy, he'd come to his beloved, huge house, a two-bedroom apartment, and inhale the scent of Viktorov, who remained on their bed. Why did you invite your friend over? Why are you even friends with him? He's lying to you again, making Gleb look bad and saying that former drug addicts don't exist. Fima doesn't believe it, waves it off, and is already getting angry, when suddenly that same friend hands over a phone with a photo, badly angled, of Gleb supposedly kissing someone. And then comes the tragedy: Seraphim's heart is broken, he cries, gets upset, and later, he becomes downright disgusted. Why him? He hates Gleb with all his heart. No, it's betrayal again. Fima couldn't take it anymore, packed his bags, quickly found himself a small rented apartment, and moved out, blocking Gleb everywhere he could, but not before posting a photo with the caption, "What a jerk you are, Gleb. You'll never see me again." Well, he lied about never, of course, since he had to return to the disgusting apartment again to pick up some forgotten things lying somewhere in the closet. By then, Gleb had arrived, too, which infuriated him even more, and the nausea returned. Just before entering the apartment, Fima imagined himself losing his temper and simply punching this cheater in the face with all his might, but at the last moment he came to his senses and decided to simply ignore everything, pack the remaining things, and leave forever. It was with these thoughts in his mind that the curly-haired man rang the doorbell.