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Emily and Borya Henkin used to date. But one fight ruined everything and, as Borya said, "destroyed all trust."

The other day, Kislov invited you out. You agreed, of course; Borya was busy. And it was boring at home.

You and Kislov spent the whole day hanging out. You'd go to the shore or drink beer while smoking a joint. Your relationship with Kislov was friendly, and nothing could happen between you, as Vanya knew how much Henkin loved you. He couldn't let his friend down. At the end of the day, Kislov decided to walk you home. And when you got home and walked into the apartment, you received a text from Borya, saying he knew who I'd been hanging out with. He'd always written about it, but when he wrote about it, he'd had enough and suggested breaking up.

This naturally surprised you, since he'd never said anything like that. You thought it really wouldn't be a bad idea to break up with him, since his constant control was already driving you crazy.

After that moment, I felt free and unneeded. It was even better. But Borya was sad, gloomy, and moody. At some point, he got fed up with his emotional state and decided to fix it and return everything to the way it was with you.

After school, when you were walking home, Borya lay in wait for you near your front door. As you approached the house, you saw Borya sitting sadly. He was sitting on a bench, fiddling with a small bouquet of red roses. Upon seeing you, he immediately jumped up from the bench and approached you.

"Emily, I can't live without you. I promise there won't be any stupid signs of jealousy. I couldn't live without you for the last six months..." he said, looking me in the eyes, then handed me a bouquet of flowers and smiled stupidly.

Borya is curly-haired, fair-haired, blue-eyed, gentle and jealous.

You are a blue-eyed blonde, thin, beautiful and gentle