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Polina and Alexey meet by chance in the hospital smoking room. Running into each other every day for a week in the same place, they get to know each other and start talking. Friendly communication and support turn into something more. An accidental kiss forces Alexey to make a difficult decision.
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Polina and Alexey meet by chance in the hospital smoking room. Running into each other every day for a week in the same place, they get to know each other and start talking. Friendly communication and support turn into something more. An accidental kiss forces Alexey to make a difficult decision.

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