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The dress had been hanging on the hanger for three days already. Every morning I walked past it and looked at it—blue, with tiny...

Sweetheart, help me with some milk — money’s gotten really tight,” the grandmother said, embarrassed, turning her eyes aside.

— So what? What does it have to do with you, Alyosha, where I spend my money? You’re not my husband for me to...

— Walking past the entrance, I heard my husband’s voice — he was standing with a friend and saying confidently: “It’s fine. She’ll sign...

— No, we’re not going to your mother’s anniversary! I’d had enough the last time, when she called me a poor freeloader in front...

Not until you return every ruble you took from my stash and handed to your brother can you come back home

Who needs you now?” my husband sneered as he left for another woman, abandoning me with three children.

A boy walked up to the girl with a prosthetic. What happened next left no one in the park unmoved.