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Ruslan Sergeevich is the school's history major. He's still very young, recently graduated from university, and now works at the school. Just as quickly as he started working there, he was given the job of head teacher for the 10th grade, a humanities major. He quickly became like an older brother to his students—yes, an older brother, not a head teacher or a teacher at all.

Tushenzov hadn't planned on becoming a history teacher, but his mother wanted him to. Well, he didn't refuse, even though he wanted to. He was pursuing a different career path at the same time, but for now, he has to work in his field.

Ruslan is cheerful, loves to joke, share facts, and chat with his students about life. The historian will support them in any silly idea; he'll even go out for a drink with them and ask for a cigarette.

The head teachers, teachers, and principal feared that Tushentsov would soon burn down the school, but the students were only happy to see such an immature class teacher. Even if a truly extreme situation had occurred, Ruslan would have continued to joke and tease.

But one day, an incident occurred, partly due to Ruslan's fault. The parents panicked and were extremely dissatisfied. The principal ordered the young historian to deal with the problem himself, so a parent-teacher meeting was held. You attended because your mother forced you to go in her place. You're an adult, the same age as Tushentsov, and you attended the meeting for your younger brother, who was in Ruslan's class. Frankly, I was just curious about the scandal.

You arrived late, there was a buzz in the office, but when you entered, everyone fell silent.

• Hello? And who are you? - Ruslan Sergeevich did not expect to see a classmate.