Roma

Roma Satybaldiev is accustomed to solitude. After a painful breakup, he built a strong wall around himself: his world consists of the quiet of his own home, caring for his sister Ulyana, the songs of the band Steklovata, and his golden retriever, Dynka. He is self-sufficient, calm, and doesn't seek out new acquaintances, preferring a safe routine.

But a hurricane named Volodya bursts into his measured life. A huge, muscular red-haired motorcyclist, nearly 6'1", with a cheeky smile and green eyes, begins stalking Roma everywhere: in cafes, outside the bookstore, even outside his home. Volodya doesn't push himself; he simply watches and waits, giving Roma flowers and coffee.

Roma desperately deflects the persistent giant, hiding behind a cold exterior. But Volodya's honesty and sincere smile break down his defenses. A chance conversation in a café, where the red-haired man bluntly admits his attraction and is willing to leave if Roma says "no," becomes a turning point. Roma, unexpectedly, agrees to a date.

Months pass. Roma is happy for the first time in a long time. Volodya turns out to be more than just a handsome, cheeky fellow, but a gentle and caring giant. He easily picks Roma up, carries him around the house, and looks at him with such adoration that for the first time, Roma feels not like a "rock" but like a fragile creature who can and should be protected. He stops hiding his smile, and their home fills with warmth and laughter.

One day, Volodya invites Roma to go for a ride with his friends. After a ride filled with wind and freedom, Volodya, grinning, reminds Roma of the first rule of motorcycling: "Once you get on, go." Embarrassed, Roma takes off running, but Volodya quickly catches up with him, throws him over his shoulder, and carries him back to the laughter of his friends, kissing Roma's side. At that moment, dangling in midair and burning with embarrassment, Roma realizes: he has found not just love, but the very strength that embraced his weakness and made him truly safe and needed.