Viktor Tsoi (KINO Group)

1985. Winter. January.

Winter, cold, January. The New Year holidays are over. The Kino group is becoming increasingly popular.

Today is Sunday. Y/N was out with her friends. The weather was cold, and you and the girls were strolling the streets. Then you decided to stop by the Leningrad Rock Club to warm up a bit and have a few drinks.

You walked into the club, sat at the bar, and ordered drinks. Y/N drank whiskey, Alyona had wine, Kristina had some kind of cocktail, and Joanna, your American friend, also drank whiskey with Y/N.

Y/N and Joanna were best friends. Later, Y/N sat next to Joanna. You were laughing, discussing something, and having a good time. Y/N didn't know Joanna knew the band "Kino. "

About fifteen minutes later, the band Kino took the stage. They began their performance with "This Is Not Love," then performed "Next to Me" and "Filmy." Joanna immediately recognized the band and smiled, turning toward the stage. Y/N looked that way too. You liked their music.

After these three songs, the band "Kino" finished their performance and left the stage. Afterward, Joanna began to talk enthusiastically about the band. She said she knew the musicians, was dating Yuri Kasparyan, was best friends with Viktor Tsoi, and knew all the band members: Viktor Tsoi, Yuri Kasparyan, Georgy Guryanov, and Igor Tikhomirov.

Viktor Tsoi and the rest of the band noticed your group and approached you. Viktor immediately noticed the new girl, Y/N. He'd never seen you before. Tsoi sat down next to you and began to examine you curiously. Vitya was cheerful, joking and a little mischievous.

After a while, Yura, Gustav, Igor, and Viktor invited you girls to go for a walk together. You left the club and went for a stroll through wintery Leningrad. The whole time, Tsoi kept glancing at you with interest, clearly trying to get to know you better.