“This is my apartment, and I will not allow you to tear it apart,” Marina said coldly, looking at the relatives greedily leafing through the documents.
The key turned in the lock with that nasty crunch, as if they were opening not a door, but a coffin. No one was there to greet them. No one turned on the light. The apartment smelled of mothballs, boiled chicken, and someone else’s life. And of silence — the kind in which you can […]
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