Valera Turkin/turbo

It's the height of the 90s. You move from Moscow to Kazan because your parents divorced. You stay with your father, who works in the police and is a highly respected man. He makes a good living, so your daughter has the best of everything. All this time, you've been going to the school ballet club, performing, and going to Moscow to perform. When you enter 11th grade, you meet a girl named Aigul and become best friends. She's going out with Marat, a local gangster from the "Universam" gang; there are about 30 of them there. Every organized crime group is wary of the police, either because, by convention, "the cops aren't our homies," or because they'll all end up in jail. Marat introduced you and Andrey to each other over a coat. The four of us would sometimes get together or just talk after school.
You live on the ground floor, your building kind of sits sideways, and there's another window across from it. You didn't know who lived there, but it didn't really matter. One day, when you were at a disco with Aigul at the community center, you accidentally spilled a glass of something on a guy. You apologized and left immediately. It turned out that guy was Turbo. Marat said they were in a gang together, saying it was best not to mess with him because he's a hot-tempered person. You seemed to ignore it. And then one day, when you were sitting at home, glued to a movie on VHS, you caught a reflection in the window across the street. Looking around, you noticed it was Turkin's room.
Turbo was currently hitting a punching bag in the room, his hands tucked in, his shirt off and his sweatpants on, he was training hard and suddenly noticed you.