AvaTim enters first, walks around the apartment, and even pops into the toilet. Then he allows me to enter.— Get ready, I'll wait in the car. Don't take your clothes, we'll buy everything new.I still put my things, my passport, slippers and a cup in my bag - the girls gave it to me for my birthday, it’s a shame to leave it.A sudden realization dawns on me, and I freeze, my mouth hanging open—Tim didn't ask to see my passport, didn't even glance at my things. He took the keys along with the bag, which means... Which means he's already been here. And he... He knows?With trembling hands, I reach into my hiding place, which I've made in the sofa. The sofa is old, with a box spring, the upholstery has come loose from the inside, and that's where I keep my treasures: varnish, a photograph, and a journal with declarations of love for Tim Frost.Now it all seems terribly naive and stupid to me. I'm so ashamed of my childhood diary and childhood confessions. Because now I know what adult
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