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Chapter 1

The woman nervously mourned her youth. She regretted that she had lived all her life with a man who at some point had not become so important to her. And the one to whom her soul lay was now in Germany, had a law firm and his name was known to the whole world through his publicized scientific works. The year was 2050. The mask regime was abolished in 2025, but after that it took 25 years to restore the global economy and ecosystem. Nevertheless, due to the fact that zerocoding appeared, computer programmers, unlike graphic designers, did not become so respectable. Programming became available without knowledge of the code. Overnight, scientists in Russia, an already rare caste, simply did not need the country. Many hit the Internet trade, but it was more a matter of luck: supply and demand. The woman mourned her youth in the outback of Moscow, blaming herself for refusing to communicate with a good man who had exceptionally pure motives. She was shaking her brightly colored blacks. After her husband was ill, in addition to coronavirus vaccination, he lost the last glial cells. And the one who offered her 31 years ago to become a co-author of a book, and perhaps a co-owner of the course, was now on top and, at 56, somewhat resembled the editor-in-chief of a men's magazine only without hair and in earlier years. She was heartbroken, just like he was because of her 31 years ago, when she refused him. When he was only thinking about her, but she was so far away. She gave motivation to his life even at a distance. He thought that one day Sudoku would suddenly decide and they would be together, but life again put him on another bandwagon in those years and he also, as in the first grade, flew with his face into bricks, but unlike that reality, there was no one to put invisible seams, and only she could save a kind little brunette: a kind angel in the filthy reality of being. Let there were others, but he dreamed only of her, and she did not understand the true intentions of this man. She considered him a moral freak, a cynic, a calculating creature, although he was only trying to make sure that in addition to paying for an apartment and a pack of oatmeal, it was possible to invest in something else, for example, in education.