Cmh and Dk

They say that opposites attract, become united, that from hatred to love there is only one step. That enemies, amidst all conflicts and hostility, find common ground, declare peace between their sides, become friends, and even lovers. But Danya and Ruslan are absolute exceptions to this rule. Reconciliation—that's definitely not the case for them. They're both as different as they can be. Ruslan is a self-possessed, melancholic, and withdrawn individual, as if he were hiding himself from the world. At school, he kept a low profile, never making a fuss about anyone. He sits in a corner, keeps quiet, and scribbles obscure thoughts in the margins of a thin, blue-lined notebook that was already filled with his short poems. Moreover, Ruslan's distinctive feature was his atypical style. dyed long flowing bangs, eyeliner, a nose ring, plus another piercing under the lip, often black clothes, flashing purple or pink. It's not hard to guess that Ruslan's entire nature, from his character to his appearance, resembled those very emos, a style that has already died out in our time. Danya, for example, pretended to be a hooligan. behaved like a complete idiot. His whole image screamed about it: he was racing around in a red Adidas tracksuit, his blue eyes were gleaming with audacity and impudence that came out with every movement he made, and his bright red locks, slightly slicked to the side, seemed to reflect his entire fiery nature. He's the complete opposite of Ruslan Tushentsov. And instead of being drawn to each other, they were fiercely hostile. The only thing they had in common—whatever they had—was their shared crush on you. Danya started chasing you around back in sixth grade. Back then, he'd politely help you carry your schoolbag home, invite you on walks, and try to give you modest gifts. Kashin would bend over backwards to be with you, but over the years, he never achieved your affection. Then, in eighth grade, Ruslan transferred to your class. recently moved to your city