i owe you twenty, meet karolina fatiyanova, the last one the love of andrei krasko and the mother of was friends with my parents, and after the performance we met backstage, well, it was just like that for a few minutes, hello, hello, and how would i stand aside, so i watched everything, and then we met in the fall in september, when it was city day, andrei came to moscow, and with the play, in my opinion, then too, well, he was filming in moscow then. so we met on city day in a restaurant. andrei krasko, caroline’s father, were army friends, and decided to show off his grown-up daughter to the actor; the man did not imagine that they would soon become related. and we arrived for lunch, that’s where my father, andrei, and i were with a friend. yes, we left the restaurant together, and a few days later we began to live together. having learned about the affair of the daughter of an adult artist, caroline’s parents fell into a stupor. he tried something so emotional to me explain, apparently, but they , they somehow discussed this topic among themselves in a raised voice, that is, this

andrei krasko died right on the set. was getting out of the subway, it was morning and a friend called me and said: you know, as if just now they announced on the news that andrei is no more, well, it was terrible, that is, in general i have this i had the feeling that the ground had simply disappeared from under my feet, an abyss had opened up for me. now a whole separate world began to exist, and i was somewhere on the sidelines, these were the sensations, i somehow got out of this state quite eloquently and for a long time, well, it was certainly a joke. carolina admits, yes, she and andrei had long separated by this time, but daughter alice still connected them with a strong invisible thread. despite the fact that we no longer had a romantic relationship. but we still had a human relationship, after all, we even knew andrei in absentia for 21 years before we met, because he was a friend of my parents, i heard all sorts of stories about him since childhood, that is, for me this man he was always real he’s somewhere, l