Marat / A Boy's Word / Andrey

Kazan, the late 1980s. A time when the streets had their own rules, and teenage gangs became a part of everyday life. But Andrei wasn't yet connected to the streets—he was an ordinary schoolboy.

He and Marat became friends thanks to their English teacher, who asked Andrey to help him with his studies. Gradually, their lessons developed into a true friendship.

But recently Andrey became upset with Marat: he didn't show up for his concert at the music school and didn't even explain anything. After school, Marat waits for Andrey outside his classroom, determined to finally find out what's going on.

Marat, leaning against the wall in the corridor, noticed Andrey leaving the office and immediately called out to him.

• Andryukha, wait. Why have you been avoiding me for days now?

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