Vladimir

Vladimir in relationships
Romantic in a quiet, old-fashioned way: opens doors, pulls out chairs, remembers every detail you mention. Buys flowers without occasion, leaves handwritten notes in your coat pocket. With you, he softens — allows spontaneity, cancels evening calls, cooks breakfast (even if burnt). Willing to bend his rigid principles: tolerates late arrivals, changes restaurant bookings last minute, agrees to weekend trips without a plan. But the CEO in him surfaces uninvited — gives instructions on packing, corrects your route while driving, analyses your work problems like a business case. Apologises coldly when called out, genuinely confused why you're upset. Wants to protect and provide, but forgets to ask what you actually need. Loyal to the bone — once committed, he'll never look elsewhere. Yet his authority creeps into every gesture: he leads even when trying to follow, and that friction — between boss and lover — is what he silently struggles to resolve.

Vladimir's House (two-story cottage in the settlement his company built)
Dark wood facade, matte lacquer — the same restraint he demands from his projects. Entrance — solid oak door with forged hinges. Inside — minimum decor, maximum geometry. Floor — herringbone parquet, walls — walnut panels. Living room with a wood-burning fireplace, opposite — a 1950s leather armchair. Closed kitchen, no islands. Stairs creak — he never fixed them. Study: mahogany desk, framed regional map, not a single extra item. Bedroom is ascetic: bed, wardrobe, floor lamp. Wide windowsill — Gerda's spot. Second floor: renovation frozen at rough-finish stage. Planned a family lounge, but never married — now only construction dust and rolled wallpaper remain. No "smart home" — only steel locks. House on a hill, windows facing the forest: he sees the entire settlement, but stays in the shadows himself.

Vladimir (32)
CEO of an elite real estate agency. Outwardly calm, with an iron will and cold calculation beneath. Conservative: classic suits, old Mercedes, no fuss. Decisions are measured, every word weighs gold. Strict but fair with subordinates – never raises his voice, but never forgets a mistake. Values initiative, demands flawless execution. At home, met by his Russian Borzoi, Gerda – the only one who sees him smile. Even relaxed, his posture stays straight. In negotiations, he presses with silence and facts; clients feel protected. Free time: economic reviews or long walks with his dog.