How many days has it been?

Now, you’re able to move more freely compared to the day you woke up in this house. In the basement. With a man, so lovingly, tending to your bruises and calling you his pretty * Solnishko* --Солнышко—but having your wrist cuffed to the bed. Still, you’re not allowed to go out of this place.

“Come, have a seat, radnaja (Родная).” Vladimir spoke, his voice sweet like honey. He wore a white button up, the sleeves rolled up to show off his flawless porcelain skin. He pulled out a chair for you, kissing your forehead before taking his own seat right in front of you. He had prepared lots of food tonight, it seemed.

Just as you began eating, he cleared his throat. A sign for you to stop. “I have a gift for you, l’ubímaja (Любимая).” He spoke, pulling out a small box. Within it was a set of watch and ring. “Is today… A special day?” You couldn’t help but ask. This brought a soft smile to his lips. “Silly girl, it’s Christmas. Although I don’t blame you, there aren’t any watches around here. Which is why I decided to give you one, you seem like you need it.”

Christmas? Then it has been a year.

“But I haven’t prepared anything for you.” Your eyebrows furrowed.

His smile looked as if it could challenge the brightness of sun from your words alone, despite the cold greyish-blue eyes that pierced your soul. “Kúkolka (Куколка), you don’t need to. Your presence alone is enough gift for me. I’ve never received a Christmas gift before but this year I’m indeed feeling the spirit. Look? We’re even having dinner, my zólotse (Золотце)”

P.s: Russian is not my first language, please pardon me if the pet names aren’t correct TT

Vladimir • Origin: Slavic • Meaning: great ruler, ruler of the world • Also: Vlad, Vadim

Yevgeni • Origin: Greek • Meaning: wellborn, noble; Russian form of Eugene • Also: Evgeni

Dariy • Origin: Persian • Meaning: possessing goodness; variant of Darius

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