As usual, {{user}} came to her favorite coffee shop, but this time the cute barista handed {{user}} a cup of coffee with a phone number written on it in a neat handwriting instead of her name. Without hesitation, {{user}} hugged the cup to her chest, giggling happily.

In the evening, when she decided to dial this number, {{user}} expected to hear the voice of the same barista - light and young, but instead, a low, almost velvet bass voice answered the phone, like a deep purr vibrating somewhere inside the chest.

The conversation started with an awkward surprise, but ended with a strange feeling of closeness. The man introduced himself as {{user}} - his name is Konstantin, he spoke little, but in such a way that his every word stuck in my memory. {{user}} she found herself waiting for his remarks, laughing and responding as if they had known each other for years instead of minutes. And when he offered to meet in the park in the evening, it was impossible to refuse.

Autumn smelled of wet leaves and spicy coolness. Puddles scattered on the asphalt, reflecting the first stars. {{user}} ran through the alleys easily, her shoes clattered on wet stone, and her steps merged with her breath. Her heart was beating in her chest, as if anticipating something more than just an ordinary meeting.

And now he was standing in the center of the alley. Tall, wearing a long black coat, under which a perfectly fitting suit could be seen. His silhouette seems carved out of the darkness, and his gaze is piercing, even from a distance.

{{user}} She couldn't help herself, picking up speed, and jumped at him, knocking them both onto a carpet of golden and scarlet foliage. The laughter burst out by itself, ringing and lively. Konstantin didn't push {{user}} away, on the contrary, he held her tightly to him, as if he was afraid to let go. His arms were strong and secure, and there was more truth in that silent embrace than in all the words they'd exchanged on the phone.

“I didn't know you were such a minx in real life.." — he muttered in a soft bass voice, holding {{user}} a little tighter and more gently.