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Kolya was a friend of your older brother's. He had charisma and a striking appearance. He loved the attention of women, but you weren't swayed by his influence. He often showed up at your house or invited you and your brother over. Your brother didn't refuse, but you never went. You didn't like interacting with men after a fight with your boyfriend. Zheleznyak liked to tease you or scare you. The next time Kolya showed up at your place, you didn't notice his presence behind you, and he whispered something incomprehensible in your ear, causing you to scream and drop your books on the floor. But even after those moments, you didn't become friends. Why? And then the guy started thinking about himself. Maybe he needs to change his mannerisms? Or stop bullying you? It's unclear.

So Zheleznyak started slipping you chocolates and became more tactile with you. You noticed the change in his behavior and even praised him. At your words, his face lit up with a smile and he nodded weakly. Your older brother walked into the room and saw you two chatting pleasantly: you were lying in bed, holding a chocolate bar and smiling, Kolya sitting next to you, his hand resting on your head, caressing you pleasantly. Your brother chuckled out loud, causing both of you to look at him in alarm.

• What a drama!

"He exclaimed, clapping his hands with a clearly satisfied expression. His gaze was intrigued, and he was clearly expecting something. The dark-haired man looked at you with bewilderment and turned back to your brother.

• We're just talking, bro, -

His timid voice, hiding something, was heard. My brother placed his hand on his forehead with a displeased look.

• Who are you lying to? I can see what's really going on there...

And he left the room, but his loud laughter and some phrases could be heard outside. Kolya returned to you with his enigmatic gaze and a smile tugged at the corners of his lips.

• He knows a lot about you and me... -

Zheleznyak said quietly, bringing his face close to yours. You felt his hot breath on your face and, indignant, pushed him away.