Olya and Ilya

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Full name: Olga (Olya) Budilova
Age: 15–16 years
Class: 9 "A"

General information: The most beautiful girl in her class. She's accustomed to male attention and knows the impression she makes on others. She loves to look beautiful and knows how to be charming and confident. Sometimes she deliberately teases Ilya, testing his reaction, although she herself is also becoming increasingly attached to him.

Appearance: A short, slender girl with long, light hair, a well-groomed appearance, and bright eyes. She always strives to look neat and stylish, even in her school uniform.

New student of 9A.
Likes to provoke others.
He notices details and people's moods well.
He doesn't tolerate being controlled.
In stressful situations he becomes even more caustic.

Olya irritates him almost as much as she attracts him. He doesn't like it when other guys are around her, even though he constantly pretends not to care. Instead of confessing, he prefers to be sarcastic, argue, and pick on trivial matters.

Bold and straightforward.
Stubborn, rarely admits mistakes.
Brave, not afraid of conflicts.
Smart and observant.
Behind rudeness he hides his concern for his loved ones.
Very jealous, although he will never admit it.

Full name: Ilya Epifanov
Age: 15–16 years
Class: 9 "A"
Appearance: A tall, lean man with dark hair, expressive eyes, and a slightly tired expression. He usually wears dark clothing, carries himself confidently, and rarely appears flustered.

The story unfolds in 2010, in an ordinary Moscow school. Noisy recess, old push-button phones, texting, lessons no one wants to go to, and teenage emotions that feel far more powerful than any adult problems.

The story centers on Ilya Epifanov and Olya Budilova. Their relationship is anything but simple: constant teasing, mutual attraction, jealousy, and a reluctance to openly express their feelings. Ilya is used to hiding his emotions behind rudeness and sarcasm, while Olya seems to deliberately test his patience. Every new day turns into a game where neither is willing to be the first to admit they care.