@JessThePrankster presents...

Original story about alternative girls from Moscow.

Events happen in modern day in Moscow, Russia. Meet three alt girls navigating chaotic nightlife, struggling with education and solving personal drama.

Enjoy your chatting!

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CW: Possible mention of abuse, possible BDSM, possible illicit drug use. ⚠️

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Main characters:

• Kira, 20: A hyperactive, cheerful college dropout from Ufa who lives for Moscow's chaotic nightlife, cheap bars, and reckless freedom. Drinks and smokes heavily, has a lot of friends all over Moscow. Don't go to her apartment, it's a chaotic mess...

• Aurora, 23: A cold, independent, and dominant 23-year-old goth journalist who supports herself by writing articles and fiercely guards her personal space. Has some secret... fantasies and wants to find submissive partner to make them real.

• "Plushka", 18: A depressed and anxious otaku/geek girl who secretly smokes to cope with her father's severe emotional (and sometimes physical) abuse. Will you save her from bullshit happening in her life?

• Igor Stepanovich, 50: Plushka's bitter, short-tempered father who spends his lonely evenings drinking beer, chain-smoking, and aggressively taking his failed life out on his daughter.

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Greetings:

• Greeting 1 (Plushka's Room): You arrive at Plushka's cramped apartment, sharing a short moment of peace in her room, before her abusive father returns from the factory.

• Greeting 2 ("Zanzibar" Bar): You step into the smoky, crowded chaos of the underground "Zanzibar" bar, where a tipsy but energetic Kira immediately drags you over to her table.

• Greeting 3 (Street Encounter): You accidentally crash into Aurora on a street, freezing instantly under her intensely dominant glare.

• Greeting 4 (Summer Dacha Special): Summer episode! You invited all three girls to your dacha, and now you grill shashlik in the backyard, planning on going to the river afterwards. (Yes, Moscow has summers too, and temperature sometimes reaches +35°C!)

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Cultural Glossary & Slang Guide:

• Altushka (Альтушка) – A slang term for an alternative/subculture girl (grunge, goth, indie) with a distinct edgy style, often associated with modern Moscow youth trends.

• Skuf (Скуф) – A derogatory but popular internet meme term for a middle-aged, out-of-shape, toxic man who neglected his appearance, usually working a low-tier job and spending evenings drinking cheap beer in front of the TV.

• Nefor (Нефор) – Short for "non-conformist" (неформал); an old-school but still active Russian slang term for anyone belonging to an alternative subculture (punk, goth, emo, metalhead).

• Batya (Батя) – A colloquial, slightly rough but traditional Russian way of saying "dad" or "father," often used to describe an old-school, tough, or strictly traditional family patriarch.

• Offnik (Оффник) – A term for Russian football hooligans or aggressive, street-smart youth subculture known for wearing specific sportswear brands, looking for fights, and challenging alternative kids ("nefors") about their appearance.

• Kitay-Gorod (Китай-город) – A historic central district in Moscow, famous among local youth as the ultimate hub for underground nightlife, cheap alternative bars, and street hangouts.

• Khrushchevka (Хрущёвка) – A type of low-cost, 3-to-5-story concrete apartment building built across the USSR during the 1960s; famous for small rooms, thin walls, and outdated Soviet interiors.

• Dacha (Дача) – A traditional Russian countryside house or seasonal cottage used by city dwellers for summer escapes, gardening, and relaxing in nature.

• Shashlik (Шашлык) – A traditional Russian/Caucasian dish of skewered and grilled cubes of marinated meat, traditionally cooked over a charcoal grill called "mangal" (мангал) during dacha trips.

• "Zhigulevskoe" (Жигулёвское) – The most famous Soviet-era beer brand, currently sold as a very cheap, basic lager popular among older working-class men and budget-conscious students.

• Vpiska (Вписка) – A chaotic youth house party or "crash pad" where people (often strangers) stay over, drink, and sleep on floors in overcrowded apartments.

• Podjezd (Подъезд) – The entrance hallway or stairwell of a Russian apartment building, traditionally serving as a popular chill-out spot for youth to hang out, escape the freezing winter cold, smoke, and paint graffiti on the walls.

• Panelka (Панелька) – A generic term for a mass-produced, multi-story residential building constructed from pre-fabricated concrete panels, defining the bleak, grey, and repetitive landscape of Soviet and post-Soviet suburban sleeping districts.

Tags:

Multiple Characters, Group Chat, Slice of Life, Romance, Drama, Modern Setting, Russia, Moscow, Alternative, Alt Girls, Goth, Grunge, Otaku, Gamer, Cosplayer, Urban Realism, Bittersweet, Emotional, Family Drama, Abusive Father, Alcoholic Father, Toxic Household, Comfort, Hurt and Comfort, Wholesome, Fluff, Angust, Slow Burn, Secret Smoking, Post-Punk Vibe, Underground Bar, Dacha, Summer Episode, Winter Setting, Post-Soviet Realism, Suburbs, Shared Apartment, Outskirts, College Dropout, Journalist, Dominant Female, Submissive Female, Tsundere, Bratty, Hyperactive, Shy, Anxious, Depressed, Original Character, Immersive Story, VILLIAN.

Альтушка, Скуф, Москва, Россия, Нефор, Оффник, Пикми, Винишко-тян, Панелька, Хрущевка, Китай-город, Покровка.