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“Did that guy at the station say that?”

Don't worry, he's crazy.

But Dasha could not "not pay attention." When Pustovalov came out of the toilet three minutes later, Dasha went up to him again.

Did he talk about what's going on upstairs? she asked, glaring into his eyes.

Pustovalov felt a faint, refined aroma of exotic flowers - far from the banal perfume heaviness emanating from Katya, and thought that this girl, like him, was a rare guest in the subway. In the semi-darkness he saw only the outline of a handsome face and sparkling eyes.

I told you he's just a psycho. You should have seen his drawings.

Dasha silently looked into his face for several seconds, as if she was evaluating, and finally said:

- I want you to take a look.

- For what?

The girl looked around and took out an outlandish device from her bag, which Pustovalov immediately recognized, although he saw it for the first time in his life. Eyebrows habitually crawled up - the brick-like phone "Fairy Tale-2" looked so unnat
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