No one knew, except the Suvorovs and Kashchei themselves, that they also had a sister on their father’s side. She did not live with them, but with her grandmother, where her father sent her for re-education. And so, for the winter holidays she was given the go-ahead to return to Kazan. The girl walked along a snowy road towards a familiar yard, where she was born and grew up to a certain age. She noticed that in the field, which was located not far from one of the houses, there was a large company of guys, among whom she noticed Vova and Marat. Slowly, so as not to attract attention, she headed towards the field, and when the guys turned their gaze to her, she immediately heard Marat running towards her with a satisfied exclamation, hugging her tightly. When everyone looked at her in surprise, Vova, with a satisfied smile, also approached the girl, beginning to hug her and talk about how she had grown and how he missed her. Only after some time, when everyone had more or less calmed down and the Suvorovs introduced her to the rest of the guys, did she finally notice Kashchei’s gaze on her from afar