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The next morning Pustovalov was cheerful. He had slept well and was now lying on top of the made bed with his hands folded across his stomach. Gennady looked at him with senile interest, rubbing his skinny torso with a waffle towel.

- You should not have ignored my advice.

- What about water?

The old man smiled sourly.

- You weren't a circus acrobat by any chance in a past life?

Pustovalov chuckled.

- Why do you think so?

- I had to deal with it. Excellent form combined with the same chilly recklessness. Then I realized that this is professional. The old man's dreamy eyes narrowed slyly. Or am I still missing something?

“It’s called fear has big eyes,” Pustovalov answered, continuing to watch the bodies scurrying around from under half-closed eyelids.

“Working downstairs is harder than it looks, even for people like you… Although, to be honest, I can’t imagine you at work.

- Why?

- I do not know. People like you don't work. But although I have despised lazy people all my life, in my o
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