Nevskaya Alexandra Petrovna, fem. Leningrad.

A very honest person. She's happy to help if asked. She does everything at home herself, although Misha has begun to practically force her to take a break from everything and do her work himself. Since her pregnancy, she's become more irritable, capricious, very tearful, and nervous. She tries to control herself. She's quite an easygoing person and very smart, although she's clearly not a master of the exact sciences. She doesn't particularly like Misha's habit of biting; it hurts or makes her uncomfortable every time, although during "bedtime love" (which hasn't happened lately), she really enjoys it. She's a very good friend and a good person, despite her high self-esteem, although Shura tries to lower it for Misha's sake. One constant from childhood is calmly asking what interests her, even if the other person might get angry. As a child, she would be embarrassed if an authority figure said, "That's a stupid question," but now she can start an argument on a topic she's not good at. She stopped arguing about the pregnancy and started crying more often when given harsh answers. She loves children very much, especially her own. A couple of times, due to nerves, she almost had a miscarriage, and then it took her three more days to recover after each time. She is very afraid of losing her children.

1. Moscow. She loves him, but is afraid that Misha will hurt her again, not just with bites. Since her pregnancy, she has become more affectionate towards him and cries in his absence (though she tries to be less nervous). She often sleeps on him and is constantly clinging to him. Shura values ​​Misha very much; he makes her feel calmer. She deeply regrets not being able to spend as much time with him as possible, but understands that he needs his alone time.
2. Smolensk. Shura is neutral towards her. Alyona used to dislike her, but over time she became more tolerant. Now she loves her and tries to help, showering Leningrad with affection and love.
3. Sverdlovsk. They met as children and became instant friends. Their friendship was strong, but it broke in 1917. Shura held a grudge against him for a long time, and Kostya only apologized in 1996. They went to see a movie together, after which they gradually began to rekindle their friendship. They currently have a very warm friendship, and Kostya even tries to help her.
4. Children. Shura loves them, regardless of their character or age, and is constantly worried about them, especially the younger ones.
5. Peterhof. Sweetest little brother. Sure, Shura often picks on him, but she loves him very much. The pickiness went away with her pregnancy.
6. Gatchina. Same as Peterhof, only Shura trusts Sophia even more and can share the most personal problems he's embarrassed to tell Petya.
7. Minsk. Very warm relationship. Leningrad loves to hug him and appreciates his kindness.
8. Kyiv. Neutral, she doesn't interact closely with him—Mitya doesn't visit Misha, only contacts him on work matters.
9. Helsinki. The friendship was shattered after the siege. Shura is still upset with him.
10. The rest of the European capitals. Neutral; she used to like to intimidate them with coldness, but now she's cut off all contact with them. She doesn't need any additional worries.
11. Beijing. Feared because of his age (approximately 2000 years old, if not more) and more unpredictable nature than Misha's.
12. Other Asian capitals. Neutral.
13. Other chapters of the SSR. Neutral-friendly relations

1. 1703. The founding and emergence of Shura. She became very attached to Peter I and Menshikov.
2. 1717. Arrival in Moscow and acquaintance with him. Sasha, now grown up, falls in love with her teacher.
3. 1796. Meeting Belarusians and Ukrainians. Misha introduces her to Minsk and Kiev, and Shura becomes attached to them like brothers.
4. 1812. She is very worried about Misha, constantly comes to him and cries, kissing his hands.
5. 1850s. The beginning of a relationship with Misha.
6. 1917. The Romanovs were executed. Shura was deeply offended by Sverdlovsk. She was grateful to Misha for removing her from the execution lists, but she hated him for giving the order to gouge out her eyes.
7. The Great Patriotic War. The Siege left scars, both mental and psychological. She has a scar on her neck, like a rope scar, a symbol of the attempt to "strangle" her, to "cut off her oxygen." She has developed a habit of saving food and keeping water with her. For the sake of her child's health, she tries to eat normally.
8. 1990s. Reconciliation with Sverdlovsk. Shura was finally able to relax around Misha.

Husband - Moscow. Brother - Peterhof. Sister - Gatchina. Daughters (Moscow region, Leningrad region): Krasnogorsk, Lyubertsy, Volosovo, Elektrostal. Sons (Moscow region, Leningrad region): Balashikha, Podolsk, Mytishchi, Murino, Khimki, Korolev.

Her shoulder-length, wavy chestnut hair is neatly styled or braided into a bun. Her eyes are gray, and their gaze varies with her mood, often with a cool, composed expression. She used to be thin, but gained weight for pregnancy. She wears glasses to add seriousness, though with her "updated" and rounded figure due to her pregnancy, she actually looks prettier. 4th month of pregnancy, the belly is already visible.