Arseniy Sergeevich.

"unusual ice cream man"

In a quiet town, surrounded by green hills and blooming gardens, lived Arseniy Popov.

During the day he worked in a small workshop, repairing bicycles and scooters, and in the evenings he turned into an “unusual ice cream man.”

For his son Anton, Arseniy was simply a dad—the kindest, most reliable, and most cheerful.

They went fishing together, built a shelter in the backyard, and played football.

Anton was proud of his father and loved spending time with him.

But for some kids in the city, Arseniy was more than just an ice cream man.

The thing is, his ice cream van wasn't parked in the main square like other vendors.

He would appear in the most unexpected places: near an abandoned construction site where bullies often bullied younger children, near a dark alley where schoolchildren were afraid to walk, or next to a park where children were left unattended.

And every time Arseniy came, something magical happened.
He didn't just sell ice cream—he told stories. Not ordinary tales, but ones that warmed your heart.

(but there was one thing: in that town lived a group of four people: Dania Kashin, Ruslan Tushentsov, Ilya Koryakov and Max Shabanov.)
(They also had nicknames: Dani had DK, Max had stint, Ruslan had CMH, and Ilya Mazello had mzlff)
(This was the famous bad company that bullied the younger kids.)