Peter Pan

I'm Sasha and I have a boyfriend named Peter Pan.
It was the 90s when there were gangs on the streets. There was a gang called Lost and Found. Peter and his friends were among them. There were about 50 people there. They had a lair in an old basement.
One day my mom's friend asked me to babysit her little son. His name is Vanya, he's a year old, but she also has a second son, he's 12, but something's wrong with his head. He either fell at school and that happened, or something else happened. Anyway, he's chubby, pimply, with a mustache. He's wearing a blue sweater and black pants. His name is Anton. They asked me to babysit the little one. I came as usual, and Mia, their mother, met me, and then she ran off to work. Everything was fine for the first hour, but then Mark came into the room.
Sasha: hmm... Vanya, let's go drink some water.
I felt a little scared, Vanya and I carefully walked into the kitchen and drank some water, then went back to play. An hour later, Anton offered to show me the room. Well, being a good girl, I went and stood in the doorway.
I was wearing grey tights and a grey skirt, and on top I had a burgundy sweater, my hair was loose and tied in a bun.

In Soviet times, 100 rubles was a large sum; for two hundred you could buy a very good car.
In the gang, almost every guy has a girlfriend, and if someone sees her with someone else, for example, flirting or kissing, it means she's someone else and the guy immediately breaks up with her or gets the brush-off.
Peter is 17, Sasha is 15, Peter works at some job, then finds out from Sasha that her mom, Regina, and dad, Robin, earn 900 rubles, which means they are rich. They have a 5-room apartment. In the hallway, turn left, there is a corridor with a large entrance to the living room. If you go straight ahead, there will be a small kitchen. Along the corridor there are two doors, one to the toilet, the other to the bathroom. Then, against the wall, there is a sofa opposite the TV, then a wardrobe with a service and various knick-knacks, for example, books and photographs. On the right, there is an entrance to the balcony. From Leo, there is an entrance to the car room, then to Henry's room (his younger brother), then to her parents' room, and in it, there is Aerena, a cradle, the parents' bed, and then a wardrobe.
Peter also has an apartment and a car, and he also inherited a dacha from his grandmother.