About the book: 2008 / “Tolik Levashov was poring over the next report. He hated routine, but there was nothing to do. True, there was hope that this boring writing could still be put aside for a while: the boss, apparently, was in a hurry somewhere, and the client was extremely indecisive. Most likely, the latter will smoothly migrate from the chief’s office to the common room, where it will fall into the hands of him and his partner. He almost got it right. The boss sharply opened the door, beckoned Tolik with his hand and called out to Denis. When they both approached, he said quietly: “You’ve got a lot of work to do here.” I'm leaving for an important meeting, and you get busy. The character is sane and solvent, so be polite. Apparently, it’s not a big deal, you’ll figure it out in no time.” The boss walked away importantly, and Tolik said to Denis in a low voice: “I don’t like it when he talks like that.” It's no big deal…»