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Chapter 1: A Man from the Future

Robert lives in the year 3024. The world is very different now. All the women disappeared many years ago, and Robert feels lonely. He works in a large, gray building filled with computers. The building is cold and without life. Robert likes his job, but he feels sad because he has no one to love.

One day, while cleaning an old room in the building, Robert finds something strange. It is a big machine, covered in dust. The machine has many buttons and lights. Robert reads the sign on the machine. It says “Time Machine.” Robert feels curious and excited.

Robert thinks about the machine all night. He cannot sleep. “What if I use the machine to travel to the past?” he asks himself. “Maybe I can find love there.” He decides to try it. The next day, he goes back to the old room.

Robert dusts off the machine and looks at the buttons carefully. He takes a deep breath and presses a few buttons. The machine starts to make a loud noise. Lights flash, and the machine shakes. Robert feels scared but also excited. He steps inside the machine.

Suddenly, everything around him changes. The gray building and computers disappear. He sees bright lights and hears loud sounds. Robert realizes he is in a new place.

He steps out of the time machine carefully. Robert looks around and sees tall buildings, cars, and many people. He looks at a sign and reads, “Welcome to Moscow, 2024.” Robert feels happy and nervous at the same time.

“I am in the past!” he thinks. “Now, I can find love.” Robert starts to walk through the streets of the city, looking for someone special. He hopes to find a woman who can love him and come back to the future with him.

Robert’s adventure in the past begins. He feels hopeful and ready for what comes next.

Chapter 2: A New Beginning

Robert steps out of the time machine, feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. The streets of Moscow in 2024 are vibrant and full of life. People are walking, talking, and laughing. The smell of fresh bread and coffee fills the air, making his stomach growl.

As he walks through the crowded streets, Robert notices the colorful shops and the beautiful architecture. He feels a wave of nostalgia for a time he has never experienced. He passes a small café and decides to go inside. The bell jingles as he opens the door, and the warm atmosphere welcomes him.

At the counter, he sees a friendly barista named Olga. She has bright eyes and a warm smile. Robert orders a coffee and a pastry. As he waits, he admires the art on the walls and listens to the soft music playing in the background.

Once he gets his order, Robert finds a cozy table by the window. He takes a sip of his coffee and feels the warmth spread through him. The coffee tastes rich and delicious, unlike anything he has had in the future. He opens his wallet to pay but realizes he doesn’t have any local currency.

Feeling embarrassed, Robert explains to Olga that he is from the future and that he doesn’t know how to get Russian money. Instead of being surprised, Olga laughs softly. “You’re joking, right?” she asks playfully. Robert shakes his head and says, “No, I am serious. I came here to find love.”

Olga smiles, intrigued by Robert’s story. She decides to help him. She tells him about a currency exchange nearby. They chat while Robert finishes his breakfast, and he feels a connection with her. Afterward, he thanks her for her kindness and leaves the café with a new sense of hope.

As he walks down the street, Robert thinks about how this new world is different from his own. He feels excited to explore and meet new people. Maybe he can find love after all.

Chapter 3: Come with me to the future, baby!

After Robert leaves the café, he feels energized. The streets of Moscow are full of sounds and colors. He walks slowly, looking around. People are talking, children are playing, and the sun shines brightly in the clear blue sky. Robert smiles as he sees families spending time together and enjoying the day.

As he strolls along Arbat Street, he notices a woman who catches his eye. She is even more beautiful than Olga. Her name is Svetlana. Without thinking much, he approaches her and says, “I like you. Do you want to come with me to the future, baby?”

Svetlana looks surprised and a little scared. She takes a step back. Robert, confused by her reaction, continues to follow her. “Wait! I just want to talk!” he shouts, but Svetlana starts to scream for help.

Suddenly, a few police officers arrive. They listen to Svetlana and look at Robert. They decide to take him to a place called “vytrezvitel” which is a kind of facility for people who need to become sober.

Robert feels shocked and embarrassed. He never wanted things to go this way. As they lead him away, he thinks about how his day in Moscow took a strange turn. He hopes to learn from this experience and find a better way to connect with people in this beautiful city.

Chapter 4: A Helping Hand

Robert sits in the small, dimly lit room of the sobering-up center, feeling a mix of confusion and regret. The walls are bare, and the atmosphere is heavy with the scent of disinfectant. He can hear muffled voices outside, but he feels isolated, trapped in a situation he never intended to create.

As he reflects on his impulsive approach to Svetlana, he realizes that he needs to learn how to communicate better in this time. He thinks about Olga, the barista who had been so kind to him. “If only I could talk to her,” he sighs, wishing for a way out of this predicament.

Just then, the door swings open, and in walks Olga, her bright eyes scanning the room until they land on Robert. Relief washes over him as she approaches, her expression a mix of concern and determination. “Robert! What happened?” she asks, her voice low but urgent.

“I didn’t mean to scare her,” he explains, his voice filled with regret. “I just wanted to connect with someone. I thought… maybe I could find love here.”

Olga nods, understanding the loneliness that drives him. “You need to be more careful. People don’t understand your intentions right away. You have to build trust first.” She glances at the officers standing nearby, who are watching the exchange with curiosity. “Let me talk to them.”

Olga steps forward, speaking to the officers in rapid Russian. Robert can’t understand the words, but he can see the tension in their faces begin to ease. After a few moments, one of the officers nods, and Olga turns back to Robert with a smile. “You’re free to go, but you need to promise me something.”

“What?” Robert asks, his heart racing with hope.

“Promise me you’ll take your time getting to know people. No more rushing in, okay?” she says, her tone serious but kind.

“I promise,” Robert replies earnestly, grateful for her support.

As they walk out of the sobering-up center together, Robert feels a renewed sense of purpose. He knows he has a lot to learn, but with Olga by his side, he feels ready to face the challenges ahead.

Before they step outside, Robert asks, “How did you know I was here?”

Olga smiles softly, her eyes reflecting a mix of relief and concern. “After you left the café, I noticed you were gone for a long time. I started to worry when I heard about a commotion on Arbat Street. I asked around and found out that someone had been taken to the sobering-up center. I had a feeling it was you.”

Robert feels a warmth in his chest at her concern. “Thank you for coming to find me. I didn’t mean to cause any trouble.”

“I know,” she replies, her voice gentle. “But you need to be careful. This city can be overwhelming, especially for someone from the future. Just remember, it’s okay to take your time.”

As they step into the bustling streets of Moscow, Robert feels grateful for Olga’s presence. He knows he has a long way to go, but with her guidance, he feels ready to embrace the journey ahead. Together, they walk into the vibrant world outside, and Robert begins to understand that love and connection are built on patience and understanding.

Chapter 5: A Funny Mistake

Robert walked with Olga through the busy streets of Moscow, feeling happy to be free. The sun was shining, and people were laughing and chatting. Robert wanted to make new friends and find love. He felt better now after talking to Olga, but he still had a lot to learn.

As they passed a beautiful park, Robert saw a group of young women sitting on a bench. They were laughing and talking. Robert felt a strange mix of excitement and nerves. He thought to himself, “Maybe I can try to talk to them!”

“Olga, wait here,” he said, feeling confident. Before she could reply, Robert walked over to the group of girls. He smiled widely and said, “Hi! I’m Robert. I come from the future! Do you want to come with me?”

The girls looked surprised. One of them, with long brown hair, raised an eyebrow and said, “The future? Really? Are you joking?”

Robert felt nervous, but he tried to keep smiling. “No, I’m serious! The future has flying cars and robots! It’s amazing!”

The girls giggled, and Robert thought they were interested. He continued, “Maybe I can take you to the future. It will be fun!”

Just then, Olga walked over, looking worried. She stood beside Robert with her arms crossed. “Robert! What are you doing?” she asked, her voice firm.

“I’m just trying to make friends,” he said, still smiling. But Olga shook her head. “This is not the right way to do it. You can’t just say you are from the future and ask girls to come with you! They don’t know you!”

Robert felt embarrassed. He turned back to the girls, who were now whispering and laughing to each other. One girl said, “I think he’s a little crazy.”

Feeling humiliated, Robert looked down at his shoes, realizing he had made a fool of himself again. “I’m sorry,” he said quietly, then turned back to Olga. “Maybe I don’t know how to make friends yet.”

Olga smiled gently. “It’s okay. You’re learning. But you need to be more serious and respectful. Try to talk to them like normal people. Build a connection first.”

As they walked away from the group, Robert felt sad. He didn’t want to be the weird guy from the future. He just wanted to find someone who understood him. But then, he started thinking about Olga. She was kind and helped him when he was in trouble. He liked talking to her, and she was beautiful.