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Hey man, what the hell?

- Wait five minutes, dude. - Move your car, I need to go!

Five minutes won’t decide anything. I’ll finish soon.

I have fever, 39 degrees.

I see that you’re in bad condition. Wait in your car.

I have rabies! I need to see a doctor now!

- Move your damn car! - What are you doing?

Are you insane?!

ACADEMIA

GALINA SUMINA

MAKSIM BITYUKOV

ELIZAVETA LOTOVA, ALEKSANDR KONSTANTINOV, VLADIMIR YUMATOV

ALEXANDR YATSKO, IGOR YURTAEV, ERIK YARALOV

ACADEMIA

Hello.

Hello. Alla! Alla can you hear me?

- Yes. - When are you arriving?

In the next few days.

Tell me the date and flight number.

There’s no need to meet us. We’re coming in the evening, around 5 pm.

You’ll have to ask for a day off at work.

Alla, it’s okay, I’ll ask for a day off. Tell me the flight number.

Don’t rush. I’ll call you when I arrive.

Alla, it’s okay. I just want to meet my family.

Don’t make a scene on the phone. We’ll talk when we meet.

So are you saying that an unknown person

all of a sudden attacked and started choking you?

Yes, exactly that happened. All of a sudden he went insane.

I cut off the traffic for a couple of minutes, not a big deal.

I’m completely sure that he had rabies.

I got a rabies shot without even waiting for a blood test result.

Did he tell you that he has rabies?

Yes. He said that he needed to go to the doctor.

I have rabies.

And then he hit my car.

Am I guilty of something?

It’s pure self-defense.

I was protecting myself.

We still have to determine it.

We have a new case.

Man attacked a random person on the street.

And he killed him while protecting himself.

That’s strange. The attacker didn’t have any psychiatric deviations.

But he told that he’s sick with rabies.

His name is Bazarov Filip Nikolaevich. And also there’s a thing about him.

- He kept a dog shelter. - Any bite marks on his body?

No marks found. And that’s strange too.

- Any witnesses of the incident? - Yes.

Witnesses confirm the self-defense version.

I thing we need to run an expertise and find out

- if Bazarov was really infected, right? - Yes.

Kirill, if you confirm the diagnosis during the expertise,

we can drop the charges against an innocent man.

Did Bazarov go to a doctor about his suspected illness?

Yes. I did some research. And that’s what I’ve found out.

He called a hospital not long before death.

He said the same thing, that he had rabies and

he was infected by his enemies, through an injection.

Is it possible to get infected through a needle?

Quite possible.

The only problem is that

finding a needle mark is practically impossible.

It’s not like a bite, a bite stays for a couple of years,

especially if the would is inflamed.

Needle mark disappears within a couple of days.

Rabies incubation period lasts from a week up to a year.

Right. No bite marks.

Maybe he got infected through some animal’s saliva.

Could a rabid dog’s saliva have gotten into a scratch or something?

Yes, into a scratch or a mucous membrane.

Into his eyes or mouth for example.

But I don’t think that he was stupid enough to kiss a rabid dog.

He owned a dog shelter, didn’t he?

He had to be aware of that.

Yes he owned one. I’m going to go there now.

Do you want me to go with you? Maybe I’ll see something.

No, you need to do an autopsy first.

Fine. I have a whole day ahead of me. I’ll make it in time.

Yes. Bruising on his knuckles. He was in a fight.

Kirill.

What about science? Your experiments?

Enough with experiments.

And science can go on without me.

A muscular guy.

Do you want to leave science?

I don’t want to waste time for nothing.

We need to check the hormones.

What do you mean «for nothing»?

You told that you’re working on a really interesting case -

regeneration, accelerator. I don’t know what is that…

Nastya. Science is such a thing

that you can try to solve a problem for fifty years and yet accomplish nothing.

And humanity needs help right now.

Like that guy. But I’d better help people rather than animals.

I’d be really glad if you

pay more attention to our investigations.

With great pleasure. As long as it’s not at the expense of my family.

Sure Kirill.

Okay. No bite marks. But when I check his brain

I’ll be able to tell how bad is the infection and is there any infection at all.

- So am I coming with you? - No.

Thanks for the proposition. But I’ll go alone.

It’s Natasha – Philipp’s wife, and Christina – my wife.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - There were four of us. It’s our office.

Philipp was working here. He was a coder-freelancer.

He wrote code and watched the dogs at the same time.

He earned most of money for the shelter.

All dogs are healthy and vaccinated. We have a document on each dog.

My little one… Daddy’s not going to come any more.

If all dogs are healthy, how come Philipp got infected?

Listen. We’ve never had rabid dogs here.

Philipp was very careful. He didn’t get infected by a dog.

By who then?

Doghunters hated Philipp.

Marfunin and his gang. They are killers of homeless dogs.

You know, the ones who throw around meat with broken glass inside.

There is an old man who lived here, he works as a guard at the parking lot.

He used to feed those homeless dogs every morning.

Once he came in the morning and they are all dead. Can you imagine that?

So Bazarov had a conflict with Marfunin?

He didn’t have any conflicts!

Philipp was very kind, he didn’t even eat meat, didn’t want to kill animals.

- Who’s that Marfunin? - A sadist.

A killer. Philipp was able to punish him for treating animals that way.

A legal punishment, of course.

Marfunin got sentenced to community service.

- And after that Philipp died. - Do you have kids?

No.

Then what is this?

I don’t know.

It’s not ours. We didn’t have a kid.

Philipp and Natalya

were expecting a child, but he was born dead.

The were very depressed about that.

Sorry.

Ed, look here.

Have you ever seen cytoplasmic Babes-Negri bodies?

- Haven’t seen them live. - A sample from medulla oblongata.

Those bodies contain viral capsids.

I know. If medulla oblongata is already infected with that, then…

Yes. That’s rabies. Infection spreads by nerve strands,

and if it’s in the brain already, then a man could possible bite someone.

What do you have?

Testosterone – fifty nano-mole per litre.

As I said. We can also run testicles ultrasound.

But you can see by looking at his muscles that he used steroids.

So there’s rabies. But I haven’t found a bite yet.

If he didn’t have any contacts with sick animals,

then the origin of infection is unknown.

Dogs in shelter are all taken good care of. Every dog has a file.

They say that they’ve never had rabid dogs there.

So we’re investigating a murder?

Possibly. Bazarov’s associate, Artem

told us about an old feud between Bazarov and Viktor Marfunin,

who is a dog-hunter.

It appears that Viktor Marfunin was sentenced to

community service for animal cruelty.

After Bazarov wrote many complaints to police on him.

I found his photo on the internet and printed it.

He’s a maniac-killer.

Wait. Why is he a maniac?

Only because he kills dangerous predators?

Because he used to shoot innocent animals!

And if those innocent animals start attacking

children – you still can’t kill them?

What are you talking about? You think he was protecting kids?

He just wanted to kill and he did it.

Even if there was such a feud between Bazarov and Marfunin

we still can’t call that a motive for murder.

I think we can!

He killed a dog today, he’ll kill a man tomorrow.

Cognitive psychologist have a special term

for that that’s called «distortion linked with projection».

It’s when person thinks

that his views and tastes are shared by majority of population.

If that person confronts somebody

who doesn’t agree with him, he starts seeing him not only as his opponent

but as absolute evil.

- Shall I find Marfunin’s number? - No need, Oxa. I have it.

I have his case. If you want to help me

check Bazarov’s phonecalls.

Fine.

Arkadiy, I’ll invite Marfunin tomorrow.

- Can you have a talk with him? - Yes, sure.

What do you think about Philipp Bazarov?

- I think he’s a mutt. - So you could’ve killed him?

Why is that? Let that bastard live.

It’s too late for a wish like that.

Don’t you know what happened to him?

What happened? Did his own dogs eat him?

Mr. Marfunin,

you definitely were in state of war with late Bazarov.

Is he dead? Damn…

The hell with him!

Hey, do you think that’s me who did it?

I don’t give a damn about him!

I didn’t want to get involved with him, he’s like a rabid dog himself.

Before complaining on me to cops, he threatened me personally.

He brought a gang of bodybuilders with him.

I took out my gun and shot a couple of times right above their heads.

To calm them down. They ran away like rabbits from a car.

Do you understand that you’re testifying against yourself right now?

Using firearms is illegal within the city limits.

Me? Oh, no…

It’s a joke, a joke.

Continue if it’s a joke.

No way,

give me a lawyer. I have a right for a lawyer.

But not like this.

Let’s deal with it without a lawyer.

It’s an old incident, no one injured,

so nobody is going to charge you for that shooting. Continue.

Okay then. Well, they ran away.

Bazarov was a total madman,

he started lashing out on his guys.

He made quite a brawl. I was laughing so hard…

Listen, he’s crazy for real.

Would I have anything to do with him?

Who were those bodybuilders with him?

I don’t know. Bodybuilders. Big guys.

Where are they from?

A gym not far from here called "Heavy Metal". Maybe from there.

Bazarov’s wife’s testimony sounds strange.

She says that he’s a kind man who wouldn’t hurt a fly

and Marfunin says that he is a madman.

Gentle with his family, furious with enemies.

- What do you have here? - Autopsy results.

Bazarov had a one year old healed jawbone fracture

and a jawbone crack, also healed.

A fight?

Doesn’t look like a fight. More like battering.

That’s strange. His wife didn’t tell us anything about battering.

It happened only a year ago.

Maybe she forgot that?

Yes. If you meet a man with such a trauma you probably won’t forget that.

Moreover if that person is close to you.

We need to talk to Natalya once again.

First I’ll send Arthur into the gym, where Bazarov used to go.

Thanks Kirill. I’ll take it.

Yes-yes Anastasia Vladimirovna.

Excuse me, who’s the best gym instructor here?

Why do you need an instructor? You’re in great shape.

Yeah? Thanks.

But you know, you should always go for perfection.

Can you advise me anything?

Workouts are not enough.

What then?

You need to take special medication.

To help your body. Don’t buy from Philipp.

He sells trash. And he’s a jerk.

- Philipp – do you mean Bazarov? - Yes. How do you know him?

A colleague of mine was working out here, had a relationship with him.

She’s unlucky! He’s a womanizer.

When he sees a beautiful woman - he runs towards her.

I just got rid of him recently.

- Congratulations. - Thanks.

Better ask Pavlik.

He’ll give you a good advice.

I hope to meet you again.

Thanks.

- Pavel, hello. - Hi there.

Can I buy some medication from you?

I’ll finish my workout and we’ll talk. Wait in the locker room.

Fine.

That’s what I have. There’s Trinobal.

A good, powerful drug.

Allows you to gain pure muscle weight mostly.

Boosts your strength too. There are side effects of course.

But I’m warning you,

it’s not good for rookies, not for first or second timers.

I can suggest you Metanten.

It’s good and affordable. It’s the right stuff for rookies.

I see. Is your business legal?

What do you mean?

Are you buying or not? It’s safe.

I’m from investigation committee.

That’s why I’m asking if the business is legal.

Do you pay taxes?

Taxes? Why would I pay them?

I’m just helping my friends, that’s it.

All drugs are legal, I don’t have any of the filthy stuff.

What about Bazarov?

Go ask him about it.

I would. But he is dead.

Really, he died?

The hell with him then.

Did he disturb you in some way?

He was selling garbage to people, he had illegal stuff only.

- A competitive company? - Something like that.

I wanted to talk to him in a nice way, but…

- But what? - He was insane.

He was normal when he came here a year ago.

And then he started getting crazy.

- What do you mean crazy? - In different ways.

He started hitting on women

in our gym. And in general…

And his wife describes him in a positive light.

Wife? I don’t think she has a good life.

He had a girl there.

They were working out together. Not for long though.

He impregnated her. They say she had an abortion later.

Well, who knows what happened there.

I see.

Who could’ve killed him what do you think?

Maybe some jealous guy?

No, I don’t think so.

You should dig in the other direction.

What direction?

Where did he get so much drugs?

He practically had a wholesale business here.

People from other gyms came here to buy.

And it was all dirty drugs!

- You think he was murdered for that? - Easy!

He couldn’t pay his dealer in time and got killed.

Walls are not hollow-bodied it seems. Can’t hear anything.

Why do you think he had a stash there?

Our intelligence says that Philipp was selling drugs.

He got to have a storage with these amounts of stuff.

If we find it

we can trace his dealers and our suspect.

What’s that?

We have animal cemetery here.

This was his idea. We don’t put anything except a nameplate on a grave.

They could disappear, so we make marks on a map who’s buried where.

All dogs who lived there are marked here.

This number is a number in our catalogue.

What is that? No number here.

Really…

Shurik, go for a walk with Artem for now.

Let’s go.

I’ll talk to Natalya alone.

Natalya, about a year ago your husband got seriously injured.

Yes.

Why didn’t you tell us about that?

Is that important?

Sure. Who did he have a fight with?

I don’t know. They weren’t found.

They were just some scumbags.

Some scumbags? So they attacked him without any reason?

Yes.

Do you have anything more to say?

No. Why all these questions?

Natalya, these questions are important

because we have quite a controversial situation here.

You’re saying that your husband was a nice and good-hearted man.

- And Marfunin. - That scum?

How can you believe him?

- How’s it going Shurik? - I have something.

Wow!

Look.

Some credit cards. Registered on different names.

A notebook.

So much drugs!

Artem.

You were best friends with Philipp. Didn’t you know about that stash?

It appears that wasn’t aware of many things.

- Other’s soul is an unknown. - Did you know about the fight?

When they were beaten up with Natasha? Sure.

- With Natasha? - Yes. What?

Natasha told us that she doesn’t know the details about that fight.

It’s hard for her to think of it. She lost a child that time.

So you’re saying that those bastards beat up a pregnant woman?

Yes. And Natasha can’t have any children after that.

I see.

I’m almost sure of it.

Loss of a child is a big trauma for any woman.

And trying to avoid pain of loss

every woman will try to block memories of that event.

It’s a natural way of life. A defense mechanism.

How can you explain such inconsistency in testimony?

Who Bazarov really was -

a madman, like Marfunin says,

or a harmful kind guy, as his wife says?

He could be both.

People tend to be different in different situations.

A man can be a nice guy at work,

and he could be a monster at home,

which terrorizes his whole family. Or vice versa.

So Bazarov was two-faced?

Could be. But there’s another option: love makes you blind.

Natasha probably ignored his true identity.

Because he was kind man,

he owned an animal shelter, didn’t kill animals.

Such a great guy!

Nastya, you could love animals and hate people.

Hitler really loved dogs, for example.

- Good morning! - Morning.

This is for you.

Thanks. How did you know that I want coffee?

It’s eleven o’clock already, and you didn’t go out to get one yet.

And you drink it every morning.

I didn’t know that you’re so attentive to your colleagues.

I probably look like a mad scientist, right?

That one who thinks of his hypothesis all the time

but can’t see anything around him.

And who can accidentally hurt another human being.

You’re exaggerating.

Cut to the chase.

So we’ve found that sock at Philipp’s place.

It’s probably a memory of his dead child.

And possibly, Natalya and Philipp bought those socks

when Natalya was pregnant.

Nastya, look.

It’s a bit scruffy where the nails are.

- Yes. - I think it’s been worn.

Can you check it in the lab somehow?

Sure thing.

Bits of skin should be left in the sock if it was worn.

I’ll go and check that.

What about that sock? Do you have anything?

Yes. Somebody wore it for some time.

Who could that be? Artur was told at the gym

that Bazarov was a womanizer.

And he impregnated one of them.

She had an abortion as he said, but he wasn’t sure of it.

A second family?

Positive image of animal lover Bazarov darkens within minutes.

It’s probably a specific time now.

I’ve checked all the documents that were found in Bazarov’s stash.

And you know what? He didn’t have any dealers.

He ordered everything through internet,

on foreign illegal websites.

Why wasn’t he caught at the customs?

Not a single time. He was very sneaky

he registered several P.O. boxes under fake names.

And he received small batches on those boxes,

in order not to fall under officers’ suspicion.

So steroids and stuff – was it a false trail?

So his dealer didn’t kill him?

Yes. And now we need to focus

on finding his girlfriend. And a child, if there is one.

Well if his girlfriend had a child

then it is registered in the birth database.

And as I am your analyst now,

I have access to those databases.

And now we’ll try to compare two databases.

Because he called his girlfriend for sure.

So we’re searching for Bazarov’s conacts.

Mobile sim cards are sold using passport registration.

So we search two databases.

Which of those users possibly had a child recently.

No matches.

Maybe Bazarov called his "second wife" using a different phone?

But we don’t have that number.

Yes we don’t have it.

But we have phonebook with his clients’ numbers,

which we also found in the stash.

So are you saying that his lover is among those clients?

It’s possible. Why not.

But I can’t understand how they met each other?

Maybe he was selling her steroids too.

- So, Tatyana Sotova? - Yes.

We found your number in Philipp Bazarov’s phonebook.

How many more girls are there? Three hundred?

No. None. You are a special one.

- You have a child, right? - The child is mine. There’s no father.

But his biological father is Bazarov.

- Did you know that he was married? - I knew.

Did you think he would

take part in raising the child or not?

Bazarov talked about that a lot. Blabbered, as they say.

But I didn’t believe it,

so having a child was my own decision.

Bazarov suggested an abortion.

Are you familiar with that object?

I was looking for it everywhere! Where did you get it from?

- We found it at Bazarov’s office. - He probably took it by accident.

By accident. Or he took for the memory of the child. He kept it.

So what?

Should I forgive him for all his lies

because he kept his own son’s sock?

What lies?

That he’d abandon his wife and rise our child,

that and this and that…

What happened for real? He didn’t want to leave her?

No. Imagine that, I met them in a mall.

He was French kissing that shorty,

even though in the morning he was telling me about divorcing her.

- What shorty? - His wife!

- Can you describe in detail? - A fat ass shorty.

She saw gym only on TV.

And has idiotic yellow nail polish on her toes.

Yellow nail polish? Interesting.

Yes, that’s her, that scum.

Christina, I know about your relationship with Philipp.

Relationship? What relationship?

Private. Very private.

What can I do. That happened.

How did that happen?

After Philipp and Natalya lost their child.

They drifted apart.

Natalya didn’t say anything about it.

Why would she?

What do you think Philipp felt?

I understand.

He felt bad that he wasn’t able to defend her.

But it was she who rushed to defend him.

- Natalya? Defend Philipp? - Sure!

Did you think they’re total scum? They saw a pregnant woman.

Decided not to confront them.

But she attacked them to protect her husband.

Well, got in their way somehow.

And lost her child.

Had Bazarov changed a lot after that?

Yes, he blamed himself.

How had he changed?

He started going to the gym,

he became… Sexy or something.

Fire in his eyes. And what a body.

I see. What about your husband?

You saw my husband. No feelings, no emotions.

I liked it at first

he’s so calm.

And then I realized that a calm man

could be furious inside and calm outside.

But he was empty on both sides.

Did your husband know about your relationship with Bazarov?

I don’t know what’s inside his head. And I’m scared of that.

Bazarov’s persona is quite complicated as we can see.

On one side he’s a kind animal lover.

On the other side he’s a cheating husband

and illegal steroids dealer

and he’s insane, as some of his enemies say.

Nastya, how many suspects are there?

We have dog-hunter Marfunin, who was turned in to the police by Bazarov.

Then we have Pavlik, a steroid dealer,

Bazarov tried to put him out of business.

Could that be Christina’s husband?

Probably could. Artem Rybkin is quite a mysterious person.

What would you say, doc?

Same as you. Mysterious person.

I’ve gotten into a dead end with him. A very secretive guy.

Real beasts hide in such guys quite often.

Was he aware about his wife cheating on him?

He could be. He could have a motive – jealousy.

Let’s think

who of our suspects could infect Bazarov with rabies?

I don’t know. Marfunin could.

He shot a rabid dog

and got it’s blood or whatever is needed to infect someone.

Yeah, it’s possible. But he wasn’t in close contact with Bazarov.

Fine. Pavlik.

They went to the same gym.

Where would Pavlik get a rabid dog?

You can’t find a rabid dog just like that. Then Rybkin.

He was working with dogs. And he was communicating with Bazarov.

Rybkin could, but Christina told

that they never had rabid dogs at their shelter.

Maybe she’s not aware of that?

Could be.

Doctor Rotkin, I’m interested in your opinion.

Why do you think Bazarov was such a controversial person?

I don’t know. I didn’t communicate to him unfortunately.

Doc, you know stuff about occultism.

Couldn’t you talk to his spirit?

I could. You’re right. But unfortunately,

they won’t accept my testimony in court then.

I can only assume:

Bazarov was taking steroids which he was selling.

It’s illegal hormonal drugs.

Our body and mind is very sensitive to hormonal balance.

Drugs that he was taking increase aggressiveness and libido.

All those rage outbursts

and chasing women is the result of using steroids?

Quite possible.

His personality changed, his wife didn’t want to notice that,

and she still thinks he was a nice guy.

Did Lemke say how long he was taking steroids?

He didn’t. But I’ll ask him.

Where is doctor Lemke by the way?

He’s trying to determine rabies strain to find out the infection origin.

Do you know what’s with him lately?

He’s been kind of strange lately.

Oxa, you know.

He failed some experiments recently.

He had failed experiments before too.

But he didn’t get desperate.

Now he said that he’ll stop doing experiments.

He’s not desperate now. Everything’s fine.

A temporary reaction.

He had a life crisis. Pleasure from taking the edge off.

Crisis should be coped with. With one way or another.

That’s right. He is depressed!

Let’s talk with him about not leaving science. He’s smart.

- Right, Shurik? - Huh? Yeah.

- I agree. - So go and talk to him.

- Me? - Yeah.

Why me?

Because you work together all the time.

Chemistry and anatomy are very close to each other.

Not it’s not quite close.

Okay, later. I’ll contact Christina. Thanks.

Doc, you really think that Lemke’s in crisis?

I suppose so.

Christina, are you sure that you didn’t have any rabid dogs in your shelter?

I’m absolutely sure that I didn’t see any of them in the shelter.

But as you can see, I’m not there 24/7.

Yes, sure. You probably remember all your pets?

- Sure. - According to the map there weren’t many.

Boochie is our old girl.

Dixie was a good boy.

Number 114 is empy. I don’t remember who’s there.

That’s strange.

There’s the grave. Shurik, dig.

This is a grave that Christina Rybkina doesn’t know anything about.

Natalya and Artyom don’t know anything about it too.

Probably only Philipp knew about it, maybe there’s a rabid dog buried.

Kirill. Can you determine it?

Virus stays there for long. But I’ve never dissected a dog.

I’m sure you’ll make it.

Here it is!

Yes. That’s it. Rabies. I see Babes-Negri bodies.

Tomorrow I’ll be able to tell for sure if it is the right strain.

Marks of surgical instruments in salivary glands area.

The killer probably cut off a piece of tissue

and infected a syringe with it.

Sure. That is the dog.

Could Philipp have gotten infected by it?

Yes, theoretically.

I don’t understand when did the surgical instrument marks come from

on the dog’s gums.

I doubt Bazarov wanted to give it a denture.

Fine. Let’s assume.

Let’s assume that the surgery was performed by Artyom.

He got a rabies virus, put down the dog and buried it in secret from others -

From Philipp, Christina and Natalya. And then infected Philipp out of jealousy.

- Only Philipp? - Who else?

Yeah.

It’s just like an old joke:

it’s better to kill a wife once than killing your lover each month.

It’s funny.

If Christina is infected too, why is she alive and Philipp is dead?

There are many reasons.

She didn’t have a key in her throat.

And she could’ve gotten infected later.

And incubation period

depends on bite spot – closer to the head - the faster you die.

Okay. Tell Ed to take samples from Christina.

It’s a complicated test -

you have to take prints from outer cornea.

- Ed knows. - Okay. Yes.

Are you insane? What rabies?

Where would I get it from? What’s that idiotic test?

Christina, take a sit.

Calm down. I’ll explain everything.

Don’t worry.

If we detect rabies, it’s not too late for vaccination.

Listen, why do you think I have rabies?

We think that Artyom could have infected Phillipp and you.

Nobody bit me.

Infection could’ve gotten in through any scratch.

I had a cut recently.

Artyom was so caring that time,

- he put a bandage on my hand. - I see.

We don’t know what was on those bandages.

Maybe a rabid dog’s saliva.

Really?

Christina, calm down, we don’t know anything yet.

Did that stinky fish really act that way?

Christina, calm down please.

We don’t know anything yet. Let’s wait for the results.

Yes, Ed?

I got that. Thanks.

Don’t worry.

Christina, we’ll cure you for sure.

I don’t have any doubts that it was Artyom who infected you.

We don’t have any evidence against him.

We need your help. Will you help?

- Artyom. - Yes, hi.

- Are you going home? - Later.

You miss Philipp, yeah?

Yes. Sure.

I need to tell you something.

But don’t interrupt me please.

I was dishonest with you.

I was with another man. I though I was in love with him.

It was Philipp.

I know.

For how long?

I found out a long time ago.

- And you kept quiet? - Another man, not a big deal.

That’s why I cheated you with him.

He’s better than you in bed also.

- You infected him with rabies. - What a tragedy.

No. You infected him for a different reason.

When he explained you that there’s a better life than that damned ecology.

Do you even understand what you’re talking? He was a traitor.

You got that? He became an animal.

A scum. And you liked him like that. Because you’re just a stupid female.

I infected him with rabies,

but first he killed every human aspect inside himself.

And the same with you.

Did you infect me? No! I got a rabies shot, my dear.

Alla! Alla!

Hello.

Hello. When have you arrived?

Why aren’t you asking how was the flight?

The flight was postponed for four hours, imagine that!

Where’s Fedya?

Where’s Fedya?

Kirill we need to talk.

Why have you packed your things?

Let’s have some tea and talk.

Where’s my son? What’s going on.

I’m asking for a divorce.

Interesting.

Our bank in Ireland opens up a new branch.

Granin proposed me a director’s position. I’m moving.

What does Fedya has to do with it?

- Fedya will enter a good school. - Nonsense. What a nonsense!

Everything is organized already.

Just formalities left – to get a peaceful divorce.

You…

I won’t allow that. You got that?

- Everything’s decided already. - By who? By you?

I’ll be honest.

I won’t hide my relationship with Lev anymore.

He is wonderful

- and will be a great father for Fedya. - Shut up!

Kirill.

You’ll be able to see Fedya on weekends.

I’ll see him whenever I want.

Now pack your things and leave.

When you calm down, you’ll understand

that everything was leading towards this, and it will be better for us.

And if you won’t understand it, we’ll meet you in court.