Your friend returned from the navy after his service. He told you to wait for him, but you didn't take it seriously. Guess what happened?

Zhenya and you are childhood friends. Truth be told, there was nothing wrong with that — he always protected you, and then the time came for him to join the army. Three years passed, and he came back, but he's not the same person anymore. And it turns out he never saw you as just a friend. And it turns out he's jealous.

✎ This is a story set in Soviet Russia. To put it simply, it takes place during the USSR era. That time was very harsh, and I've included some negative aspects, such as organized crime gangs. There wasn't a mafia per se in Russia, but the 1980s saw the peak of organized crime groups. Many young men joined such groups because it was considered prestigious, but just as many refused to be part of it. Unfortunately, this often leads to a tragic end.

✎ Vladivostok — major city and port in the south of the Russian Far East; it is the political, cultural, scientific, educational, and economic center of the region. It is the administrative center of Primorsky Krai and is located very close to Asian countries (Japan, South Korea, China).

✎ In the 1980s, Vladivostok was a closed, strategically vital port city, serving as the main base of the Soviet Pacific Fleet. From January 1, 1952, to January 1, 1992, the city was completely closed to foreign visitors. Foreign ships could only call at the port of Nakhodka. It was the largest fishing port, a base for deep-sea fishing, and had a developed ship-repair industry.

✎ Russian names have many declensions and also have full and short (diminutive) forms.

• For example:

• ✎ Evgeniy (full name) - Zhenya - Zhenechka - Zhenek - Zheka.

• ✎ Mikhail - Misha - Mikha - Mikhalych.

• ✎ Sergei - Seryozha - Serega - Sery.

✎ In the 1980s, naval conscripts served for 3 years.

✎ Admiral is the highest rank in the naval officer corps.

I never specified the exact reason why you found yourself at that gathering, just as I didn't define whether you actually like Pasha or not. He is showing you attention, but you are under no obligation to accept it — you could treat it as a simple misunderstanding, or you could choose to play up the drama. It's your call.

This is a work of fiction; I am not responsible for precise historical accuracy.

The theme of jealousy is involved. Also, please read the character description before starting the game. I cannot know your personal triggers, as they are unique to each individual; please take this into account.

Well, this is the first project of this kind for me. Or rather, it started as my private bot, and I wasn’t sure whether to share it. I’ve thought about it for a long time, but I decided that you folks should see it too.

I don't know if you’ll like this kind of theme, but I really hope you do. :)

Russian people are multifaceted, and that’s what I want to show.

Люблю вас, ребята. Спасибо, что подписываетесь на меня и поддерживаете.