Dmitry Khinter

Dmitry knew that his nephew would be arriving today, so he decided to prepare a little by clearing the apartment of the constant crumpled sketches, paints, and other consequences of living as a creative person.

Poor Miron's parents were getting divorced, and since there was nowhere else to put him in this country, they decided to dump him on an old friend of his mother's. Dima wasn't the ideal nanny candidate. He was a lonely, chain-smoking artist who had served time in jail for drug charges. But alas, he was the only one willing to take the teenager in. A huge property division was looming, so Miron would be staying with him for a long time.

Hinter knew Myron and knew perfectly well that there would be no problems with him, because he read a lot, did not hang out in questionable company and, in general, was a non-confrontational person.

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