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Hidden Wife Of The Cold CEO
Ruby greeted with a sweet smile.
“Good morning ma’am.” Ruslan replied politely, she rolled her eyes at the name and opened the fridge.
She scanned the fridge and started bringing out ingredients for chicken curry. Ruslan looked at her going from the fridge to the sink with fresh ingredients.
“Do you need help with something ma’am?”
“How many times will I tell you to stop calling me that?” Ruslan opened his mouth to speak and she immediately cut him off.
“I know what you’re going to say and I also know that Jaxon doesn’t mind you calling me by my name, it’s just you.... I need your help.” Ruslan awkwardly cleared his throat.
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Malyshka
Aleksey- Lyosha - Lyoshka - Lyoshenka
Mikhail - Misha - Mishka -Mishenka
Dmitry - Dima - Dimka - Dimochka
Maria - Masha - Mashka - Mashenka
Vasily - Vasya - Vaska - Vasenka
Russians also use Patronymics meaning the father's name is used daily for example Sasha's father's name is Pyotr so his name is technically Aleksander Pietrovich Kuznetsov. Instead of using Mr., Miss, and Mrs in Russia they would call him Aleksander Pietrovich until they get to know him and get the okay to call him Sasha.
There is also the trouble with feminine last names such as Anna's and every female relatives of Sasha's that has the last name Kuznetsov, they become Kuznetsova.
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Crazy Adventures
"You'd just die if you didn't see the looks of envy on everyone's face when they see me with you. You may have money, but it's me that makes you credible as a man."
"Tolstoy wrote about you in War and Peace," Yuri said, his face reddening as he watched Zach's cock plunge in and out of Olga's pussy. "Her name was Princess Yelena Vasilyevna Kuragina. She, too, would fuck anyone with enough money."
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The Luna on a Chain
She was his sister — who knew what strange things ran through that family’s minds?
“It’s just a painkiller,” she added with a reassuring smile.
After draining the glass of water, I let out a relieved breath. The girl rose and walked toward the window.
“Your name is Maya, right?” she asked.
“Yes.”
Getting out of bed, I went to the wardrobe for clothes. I pulled out a pair of high-waisted jeans and a striped T-shirt and quickly dressed.
“Listen,” the girl said, turning toward me. “I don’t want to meddle, but Ruslan has a very difficult personality. To everyone else he seems cheerful and caring, but there are demons dancing in that head of his. Even I catch the fallout sometimes.”
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Maddest Temptation
“That’s a pet name that Rome called her, is it not?”
She shakes her head and does an exaggerated eye roll.
“Pathetic really,” she mutters.
My world spins and I drop my head as I think.
How would she know that?
Only Rome calls her that.
My heart starts to thump heavily in my chest and my eyes flick to Zoran and Sergei who are waiting over in the lounge.
Zoran frowns in question back at me.
I shake my head subtly as I try to put together what she just said.
She called Ana, Zolotse and how would she know that when she has been in Russia and has met Ana only twice.
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His Docile Mafia Princess
Alessio blurts out, slow and careful.
When we went to that boarding Academy in Russia, we were assigned numbers instead of names, the use of our actual names was prohibited and these numbers sound familiar, too familiar.
“That's her,” he says. “ Six two one right was Alessandra Romano, she is the one you battled thrice for the number one spot, she's the student who came first on the female ranking and second on overall.”
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Dance with the Devil
Though she suspected he had been incredibly cute even then.
The topic eventually turned to potential baby names, with everyone throwing out suggestions - both serious and silly. Abeni's mother was insistent on following Nigerian naming traditions, while Dmitry's cousins advocated for strong Russian names.
"What about Adeola if it's a girl?" Abeni's mother suggested. "It means 'the crown has arrived.'"
Dmitry considered it, then shook his head. "Too feminine for my daughter. She'll be a fierce little one like her mother."
"Okay, Then what about Konstantin for a boy?" Natalia put in.
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Blood and Loyalty
I asked.
Vincenzo didn’t look surprised.
Nazyr continued, voice steady but weighted. “In Russia, she had another name. Another life.”
My pulse thundered.
“Say it,” I demanded.
“She was Angelina Siankovski.”
The room tilted.
Siankovski.
The name of one of the oldest bloodlines in the Russian Bratva. A name whispered with fear. A name tied to Nazyr himself. A name I grew up hating my whole life.
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Between Mafia Lines
The content was way too long and I flipped through the pages, staring at the long words but well, if I wanted to know about anything that's going on, I needed to go through it and find out the truth if the truth is in it.
I flipped the pages back to the first page, starting from the top which was right below my image.
NAME: SAPPHIRE SAGE.
NATIONALITY: AMERICAN
REAL NAME: EKATERINA RAZIN
REAL NATIONALITY: RUSSIAN.
I'm sorry but Russian?!! How the fuck am I a Russian?!
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The Midnight Sorceress
Ruslan saw the beings with transparent fins and rainbow-colored scales instead of skin swam beneath the surface, though he didn't know what they were.
Each cage was strange creatures Ruslan had only thought existed in fairytales. Then he looked at the word emblazoned on the gold plate underneath, and even he could only recognize a few common letters, the boy was able to guess that it read: Rusalka - the water nymph, also known as the mermaid in the Slavic mythology.
Then it made sense to him. The cage that contained a bird with feathers glowed like fire was a Rarog, the fire falcon. And the one next to it was also a winged creature but with the chest and head of a woman, the Sirin.
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Russian pet names are such a charming way to express affection! One of my favorites is 'родной' (rodnoy), which literally means 'native' or 'kin,' but carries this deep sense of belonging—like you're calling someone your soul's home. It's softer than 'dear' but just as warm. Then there's 'солнышко' (solnyshko), meaning 'little sun,' which I adore for its brightness. It’s the kind of name you’d use for someone who lights up your day, like a child or a partner.
Another gem is 'зайчик' (zaychik), translating to 'little bunny.' It’s playful and sweet, often used for kids or in flirty contexts. I love how Russian diminutives stack, too—like 'милый' (milyy, 'sweet') becoming 'миленький' (milen'kiy, 'sweetie'). The language has this knack for wrapping tenderness into syllables. If you want something more poetic, 'ласточка' (lastochka, 'swallow') feels like a whisper of love, delicate and fleeting. Each name paints a different shade of closeness, and that’s what makes them so special.
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