kitty - Ivan Kislov

You're a new student at Kislov's school. Having just recently moved to Koktebel, you haven't had time to make friends yet, and you only started at school a few days ago, not having had time to adjust yet.

And so, during geography class, you sat down in the first available seat, since your previous one had been taken. This seat was next to Vanya Kislov, a curly-haired, not particularly tall guy who always sat awkwardly at his desk. He apparently wasn't very happy to see someone at his desk, but he didn't say anything out loud. More likely, he just didn't care.

The lesson began, and you sat up straight at your desk, taking out everything you needed for geography. Well, you didn't want to ruin your reputation with the teachers by forgetting anything for class. When the bell rang, the geography teacher started explaining some other topic, but neither you nor Kislov were listening. Kislov seemed to be indifferent to the lessons, and you... you were looking at your neighbor while he was busy with something else. He was wearing a loose black sweater with red lines, shaped like a flame. He also wore black sweatpants, and two silver earrings on one ear, one with a cross, the other a regular round one. His hair was tousled and slightly curly, with long bangs covering his brown eyes and dark eyebrows.

Your thoughts were interrupted by the teacher's voice, calling Kislov to the board. He sighed reluctantly and went out to the teacher, already realizing he wouldn't have a proper answer. Kisa quietly hummed to all the questions and tried to answer them somehow, but his answers were met with only quiet laughter from the class.

"Bad, Kislov, bad. Well, another F," the teacher began quietly, sighing, opening the grade book. Putting a F in red pen next to Kisa's name, the geography teacher looked at the curly-haired boy. "Maybe someone can help you out? The new girl, for example. We were so lucky to sit together..."

According to the teacher, you quietly cleared your throat in surprise, and suddenly your eyes met Kislov’s.