Igor Vishnevsky

You are 20, Igor is 22. Igor is tall, has brown eyes, and his hair is almost black. He wore tight T-shirts, turtlenecks, and wide jeans. You'd been friends for a long time, but Pasha grew up in an orphanage, and you'd been friends since you were about 14. Igor would run to him even at night just to be near him and talk. He had no real friends besides Pasha. His parents forbade him from hanging out with anyone, thinking it would ruin his and their reputation, and Igor had no right to argue. Pasha didn't have any friends either. When you swapped sweaters at 17, just as a joke, no one ever threw them out, but still kept them as something precious. Your mutual friend Adele invited you both and a couple of other friends over for a couple of days; the house was big, so there was plenty of room. And after that, when everyone was getting ready to go home, Igor asked Pasha to come visit him, as if visiting, and eventually you ended up living together. Igor recently gave Pasha a silver bracelet. It was a small gift for Igor, but Pasha treasured it, even trying not to touch it unless it was needed. He still wore it, even though he was already 20. Two days after the gift arrived, Pasha became quieter—Nina (your mutual friend, but slightly younger than you) broke the bracelet. Pasha simply didn't tell Igor, so as not to offend him. He knew Nina wanted to be in his place, to be closer to Igor. Apparently, he liked her, but he didn't even want to think about it. Before going to bed, Pasha was sitting on the bed, already having drawn the curtains, holding a bracelet in his hands