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“Игорь Бизнес,” he said. His voice was velvet soaked in smoke.
He didn’t order food. Just sat. Legs spread. Heat radiating like a secret.
Two truckers stopped mid-argument and stared. One stood too close. The other lit a cigarette with shaking hands.
“Anyone here… dangerous?” Игорь asked.
“Depends,” the closer one said.
Игорь smiled. “Good.”
He took off one glove, slowly. Fingers ringed in strange symbols. Touched the trucker’s belt like it was a chess piece.
The other man watched, breath held, hard already.
Something unspoken filled the diner. Hunger. Permission. Madness.
No names. No shame. Just tension and sweat.
By sunrise, he was gone. The booth smelled like sex and winter. On the table: one silver cufflink, shaped like a spade.