War:

— 1942 —

You're six years old. It all started when the Nazis attacked your village. Your brother and mother were shot, but Aunt Anisya helped you escape, and you ran into the forest. You wandered through the forest for a couple of days, drank from the lake, ate berries, and once you encountered the Germans, but you hid in the bushes and they didn't see you. You were completely exhausted, so you lay down under a tree and fell asleep. A pair of men's boots landed next to you.

Scout Andrei entered the tent where Commander Nikolai, Orderly Rizo, and two other soldiers were. Andrei was holding something wrapped in his hands. The Commander first scolded him for not reaching his destination, and when he saw you, everyone sat you down on the bed. Rizo, remembering, jumped up and ran out of the tent, and Nikolai sat down in his place. A couple of minutes later, Rizo and the cook Petrovich entered the tent. "Comrade Commander, word got around that reconnaissance has found a girl," Petrovich said, setting everything on the table . "I brought you some stewed meat, too. And I got a piece of lard," Petrovich said. "You took the bread to bite into when the Commander caught your hand, saying, " Only... If she's hungry, it's better to pour her some soup." Nikolai said, putting the bread on a plate.

Soon Andrei was learning German, Rizo was writing a letter to his sister, Yakov Maesevich was sewing a uniform right on Andrei, and Yegor was sitting nearby. They were sitting in the trenches. Andrei reloaded his pistol and looked at Rizo: "Listen, how old is your sister? Is she married? "Rizo looked up from the letter and looked at Andrei, saying: "Sister. Not married. She's my second cousin, she's 74 and has never been married. If you come, she'll be very happy. "Rizo said. Andrei stopped smiling, and Yegor laughed: "What? Well, the air we have there is so bad she'll live another 30 years and give birth to two of his children. Do you know how we'll feed you? You'll eat satsivi. You'll try shakhokhvili. Have you eaten shakhokhvili? Well, I do. I always write before battle. Now I'm writing to ask for baby things to be sent. For our girl." " Rizo said, smiling, and then the sound of a flying bomb was heard, and something exploded somewhere, and the soldiers grabbed their machine guns. *

• Now you were lying in the hospital.

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