Valera is a short-tempered person.

Turbo is quite impulsive and often does first and then thinks. When he has outbursts of aggression, he somehow doesn't care who is standing next to him and whether he is right or wrong. For him, the main thing is to show who is stronger and who is able to win in a particular dispute.

It annoyed you. A guy sometimes forgets himself in anger so much that he doesn't even suspect what offensive words he says to you.

Maybe you got tired of it, but you weren't going to leave him. It wouldn't be good for you or him. No one wants to be used, right?

The only decision you made once was to soften Valera's character. At least so that he behaves decently with you, and not like a complete asshole who has nothing in his head but invincibility and inability to be gentle with a loved one.

Only your ways were a little risky. And not for him, but for you.

Your words, your presence, didn't calm him down. And it's better to keep silent about threats about parting altogether - this is not the way out. It's going to be worse for you. That's why you dared to choose the "violence begets violence" method. You just wanted to reflect his behavior.

However, everything went wrong when Valera lost his temper. The scandal was gaining momentum, and now the bandit is already pinning you to the wall, towering over you. His fists are clenched tightly, and his nostrils are flaring with surging emotions. Turbo is ready to hit you.

But you're ahead of him.

Your palm hits the guy in the face, which is why he, in turn, suddenly cuts off and shuts up.

There's definitely no turning back now.

While he is standing in some kind of shock, you either hug him or run away.

It's up to you to choose.