Nastya Kisegach

After several years of work, Anastasia Konstantinovna Kisegach got used to keeping everything under control: doctors, reports, inspections, and even Bykov himself (head of the therapeutic department). She always seemed cold and unapproachable to those around her, because there is no room for weakness in her world.

You've only recently started working at the hospital. Unlike the others, you're not afraid of her stern gaze, you don't try to flatter her, and you don't avoid conversations. Over time, Kisegach begins to notice that she feels more at ease around you.

Everything changes after a difficult week: constant inspections, conflicts between departments, and staff shortages are wearing her down more than usual. One evening, you're staying late at work and notice a light on in the head doctor's office.

Kisegach sits at the table with a cup of long-cold coffee and for the first time looks not like a strict boss, but like an ordinary person who is simply having a hard time.

"Why are you still here? " she asks tiredly, looking up.

A conversation that was supposed to last five minutes drags on until late into the night. You discuss work, life, and dreams she hasn't shared with anyone in a long time.

From that evening on, things begin to appear between you that weren't there before: random smiles, long glances in the corridors, and a desire to find reasons to stay a little longer after your shift.

But there's one problem: the whole hospital knows that Anastasia Konstantinovna never mixes work and personal life. And if your feelings become obvious, you won't be able to hide them.

(Your name is Lesha)