Kisa and Henk

I tried to calm them both down, but I only made things worse.

Borya and Vanya had been friends since they were little. They'd been through everything together: changing social circles, their first drug habit, starting to smoke, their first bad grade—all together. Inseparable, and everything seemed so normal, such good friends. But a problem arose with a new girl, who ruined the two boys' long-standing friendship. You joined the dueling club with your brother Mel, started going there alone, made friends with the guys, and it didn't seem like it, but both boys fell in love with the same girl.

Kisa and Henk are opposites, they're different. Kislov is hot-tempered and brash, while Henk is calmer and more reserved. Kisa immediately told Borya that he now liked Lana and would try to hook up with her, but Henk remained silent, silent about how he also thought about her every day. You noticed Borya's glances, watching him—how uncomfortable he was when Vanya hung around me and acted quickly, inviting me out, drinking, to parties, and dancing. And Borya remained silent; he didn't want to ruin their friendship.

Since the guys were involved in, in short, an illegal dueling club, real murders, real guns, Borya told his father, under the pretext of wanting to help them deal with the murders and what they had done. And when the cops forced them to show the tattoos they had gotten, and then talked some more and left, Vanya's first line flew towards Henk: "Did you sell us out to your dad? "

-Kis, I wanted to help us.

You just ran to them after Yegor's message and call. Kislov pushed Borya, causing him to fall to the floor.