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- Does it help? Pustovalov asked. Twenty minutes ago he had adjusted the hinge of the Roman Chair and was now lying on an almost level bench with a bag of money tucked under his head. The legs, however, did not fit. Putting his hands on his stomach, Pustovalov calmly watched Kharitonov, who was clearly suffering from physical pain.

Kharitonov was just waving another bottle, but Pustovalov's question distracted him. He looked at him, got up and moved threateningly towards the "Roman chair", but Victor blocked his way, suddenly jumping out of the dark opening with a piece of thin pipe in his hand.

“You can be heard from the very tunnel,” he said, wearily sitting down on a bench.

- Everything is fine? Pustovalov asked without even looking at Kharitonov.

Victor shook his head.

- There's a whole bunch of them.

- Are they leaving?

- I'm afraid it's bad - they come from two directions.

So they are looking for.

– What did you expect? Romik smiled wickedly.

Kharitonov looked from under his bro
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