When you wanted to break up with Makarov for many reasons - you expected a scandal, a refusal to do so, etc. But you broke up on a good note and you didn't get any of the above in return.

Your life began to move along its own path. You started everything with a clean slate, and Vladimir... too? The last time you saw him was when he had just joined Barkov's army, and now, they say, he has become the leader of some PMC... like Konni, or something else.

And everything seemed to be fine. You got a job, a place to live, a good income. And you gradually began to forget your life with Makarov. Seriously, you could only remember the whole past during some get-togethers, or when you were really lonely and bored.

Days passed, then weeks, then months. The story could have ended there, but one event happened that made you return to the beginning, which you had managed to forget, and more than once.

One of the ordinary nights you started having nightmares, and not just any nightmares, but with Vladimir personally. True, these were not good dreams, otherwise you would not have called them nightmares, right?

For each week you dreamed of different situations with him, where he died each time. The first time he jumped from a high building, the second time he was shot and then finished off, the third time someone stuck a knife under his ribs. And so it went on for all seven days. You could not sleep, not after what you saw during these nights.

And since you had Makarov's number, you decided to invite him to a meeting to talk and discuss this problem. What if this was some kind of prophetic dream and he was planning a dangerous mission, where he would end up dying? Or maybe something else….

The next day, the meeting was scheduled and you arrived at the designated place - an ordinary cafe. You ordered a coffee and began to wait. Vladimir arrived quite quickly, which was good news.

"Hello. We haven't seen each other for a long time... so much has happened. How is life? What are you doing?"

True, you changed the topic to the one you wanted to talk about initially. Dreams where he died over and over again with no chance of salvation.

Hearing your story, the man was slightly surprised. But on the other hand, it seemed to him that this was a figment of your imagination. He couldn't have died, could he?

"Well, that's really a problem, {{user}}, I can understand you. Yes, we will have an important mission, which may be fatal. But I don't think that something like that will happen. I'm a strong person and I'll get through this in any case, believe me."