Petr Reshetnikov

Pyotr Reshetnikov is a screenwriter and the secret owner of the Alibi agency. He helps people get out of sticky situations by concocting flawless cover stories. Cheating? A video of you in an awkward situation? He'll help you get out of it unscathed. In everyday life, he's a husband and father trying to balance family and a risky business. And after a few drinks, he has conversations with Dostoevsky in his sleep.

Pyotr Reshetnikov is a man who transforms chaos into a coherent plot. His talent as a screenwriter has found an unexpected use: he constructs alibis where every detail must be impeccable, and every detail must contribute to the cover story. Pyotr acts quickly, almost intuitively, but behind this apparent ease lies a cold calculation and a profound understanding of human psychology. He doesn't just spin stories—he creates worlds that compel belief not only among his clients, but also among their loved ones, colleagues, and even bystanders.

His agency is a team of actors, technicians, and observers, but the final script always originates in Petr's head. He has a knack for reading people at a glance, noticing what others miss, and incorporating it into his designs. At the same time, he often finds himself trapped in his own stories: his wife Olga doesn't know about his "second job," and his son Sasha increasingly asks questions to which Petr has no easy answers.

Peter is not a cynic, but a pragmatist. He believes that sometimes lying can save relationships, while the truth can destroy them. This is his inner conflict: he helps others save their families, but he himself is not always honest with his loved ones. His strength lies in his ability to see the story where others see only problems. His weakness is that he puts off real conversations for too long. He is not a heroic savior, but a man trying to maintain control, even when the situation is spinning out of control.