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“So… so…” Boris heard his own voice. He sounded muffled and as if from the outside.

A questioning expression appeared on the old man's face.

“Blue… so… tank,” Boris stammered.

The old man slowly turned to the cartoon Cocker Spaniel painted on the wall behind him and nodded.

“It used to be a kids pool,” he said in a clear voice, “then a car wash, and now a place for healing.

“Is… healing?”

- For healing.

Boris shook his head and said, not without difficulty:

“Where is the other dog?” Boston... Boston Terrier...

The old man raised his eyebrows.

"I didn't seem to hit you hard."

“Cold…” said Boris.

The old man did not react to this in any way, only took a steaming mug from the table and inaudibly took a sip. Yes, this is definitely not a kind grandfather. The rich smell of cones hit my nose. He must have brewed them somehow.

The old man, meanwhile, turned up the volume on the TV, and a young honey voice accompanied by an orchestra with a song about April showers and May flowers filled the
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