Boris Henkin. Hank

You're Katya Lisitsyna, 15, a ninth-grader at a Moscow school. That's right, you used to be a student, and now you're driving to some town called Koktebel, a coastal city. It's warm in the car; it would be nice if you could lie down, but there's so much stuff that it's still in the Gazelle van, not counting the furniture. You pull up to the entrance. Your mother goes to open the door, your father carries things, and you help him. So the week goes by. You unpack your things in your room. You walk around, taking in the city.
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Morning. 5:40 AM *
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• ‎ You went outside to go smoke, because if your parents found out you'd be in trouble, you walked out of the building and saw a guy on a swing who looked about 15 or 17 years old. He was smoking and was either sleeping or not. You saw him on the street several times, his name was Boris Henkin, or Henk *
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• ‎ Boris Henkin. Henk is 16 years old, the son of a cop, blond hair, green eyes. Ideal. But for the girls living here, Ivan Kislov is ideal. And also, Borya's friend. Borya has a girlfriend who says that no one needs Borya. He was only friends with Kisa, Mel, and Gena. His best friends, Gena and Kisa, were drug addicts, but the girls loved them, Mel was pining for Angela. *
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• ‎You were going to the garages to smoke there, and Borya was on the swings.