Come on,
where are you?
Girl.
Sweetie.
Come with us!
What the hell are you guys doing?
Where the hell did that guard come from?
I don't fucking know. I've never seen him before.
- You… could call. - That's enough, Dad, come on.
Faina can't come.
Her dad grounded her for going out the other night.
For how long?
Who knows?
Her dad's a dick.
But all the same, in Faina's honor, let's get shit-faced.
Come on.
You still got me.
Yeah, but without Faina,
we can't have a threesome.
"Threesome"?
I was going to have a girl-to-girl talk with Faina about the three of us
getting into some trouble.
I mean, unless you're not interested in that?
No, no, no. Of course.
If there's a party happening, I'm always down.
You know that.
Well, I was really hoping it was tonight.
It can still be.
Just…
minus one.
Been there, done that.
Let's do something
we'll never forget.
Right. Absolutely. Love the way you're thinking.
Maybe I should talk to Faina so next time we meet,
we can just get to it.
Yeah, yeah. For sure.
She got a number I can hit her up on?
But the thing is, the phone is probably tapped.
So, you got to be careful what you say.
Got it.
Let's drink?
Yes. Can you bring some?
Hello?
Heard someone is on lockdown.
Yeah. Some cute girl got me in trouble.
Not yet, she didn't.
Promises, promises.
Tell me, Faina, do you believe in miracles?
No, I like you.
Please don't be one of those cheesy girls who believes in unicorns.
Look out your window, silly.
Now I can even start believing in Santa Claus.
So, what are you doing up there?
Having a second date with you.
By the way, you should be careful what you say.
The phone is probably bugged.
Don't worry. I took care of that.
Well, aren't you full of surprises.
So, what do you want to talk about?
Anything.
I just want to get to know you.
When Chernobyl had the meltdown, my mother was
doing research in a town 50 kilometers south.
Most of her team was dead within three years.
Faina, I'm so sorry.
Yeah. Me, too.
And last night I lost this pendant she gave me. But I'm not sure where.
Maybe at the station.
She gave you this to remember her by?
Yes.
She gave my father her jewelry box. And when you open it,
a precious little ballerina inside turns while it plays this piece by Tchaikovsky.
That's nice.
I wish I had something,
anything, to remind me of my mother.
Why? What happened to her?
She died in a fire when I was five.
It's okay.
Yeah.
It is.
Because I think we were meant to find each other, Anya.
Hi. What's your name?
- Vasco. You speak English, Vasco? - A little bit.
Thank you.
Gentlemen!
You got a problem.
That's a lie.
You owe me.
You'll get yours. Don't worry about it.
And?
From our girlfriend.
What's this?
Good work, little bird.
With the tracking device in the pendant, we can map out the embassy.
Thank you.
Seems you were right.
The girl was a better mark than the ambassador's son.