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- How long has it been? - Twelve minutes. Give him 200.

Clear.

Charge!

Time?

Please, don't stop now.

- I doubt there's anything else we can do. - We're sorry.

I beg you, don't stop.

Clear. Charge!

- What the hell? - Meaning?

- What do you mean? - Were you hitting on me or something?

"Hitting on you"? Come on. You're not my type.

You don't have a type.

Don't you remember anything?

I remember everything perfectly: you're the idiot who owes me.

I see.

Want a coffee?

New order received: 28 Sadovaya Street.

Man, 66. Woman, 68.

- Look, I... - You're all talk.

I've met guys like you.

Okay, go.

You'll get me that coffee later.

And just you try screwing me over again!

Jerk.

Hey there, beauty. Can you help me out?

I need a pair of female hands to clean the car's interior.

Some job you found. Wasn't there anything more interesting?

What interests me is exploring life in all of its aspects.

Why are you hovering there?

Coffee and sandwiches are in the kitchen.

Sandwiches alone won't suffice.

Hey, old-timers. Going somewhere far?

Far enough, I suppose.

Get in the car.

Now that is service.

PASSENGERS START ORIGINAL SERIES

LIZA AND ARKADIY

Did you see the paramedics' faces?

Just like our Behemoth when he can't quite do the number two.

Oh, Behemoth...

He's going to miss us, the poor thing.

Yeah, sure. You give him too much credit.

I take it you're...

aware what's going on, aren't you?

- Of course. - And still having fun?

Young man, have you ever heard the expression

"They lived happily ever after and died on the same day"?

We were really afraid that one of us would go before the other.

We even bought some pills, just in case.

But Liza came up with a more original solution.

I beg you, don't stop.

Clear. Charge!

I have atrial fibrillation.

That was a dead certainty.

We sure spoiled their statistics.

Yes, but...

If you're still here, it means something is keeping you.

No matter, as long as we're together.

You've got to remember. Think: what could have stopped you?

You lived a long life. I'm sure you have stories to tell

that you can't share with your grandkids.

Do you remember celebrating five years together?

Our Wood Anniversary.

Let's go to the park on Samotyochnaya Street.

- Here? - That's right.

- What's here? - The tree.

It's a tall one.

- That tree is Liza's and mine. - Indeed.

- What's wrong? - You're not allowed out of the car.

- What? - How come?

You just aren't.

I don't like confined spaces.

You think this is a confined space? I thought that would come later.

What's the standard size? Two meters long, one wide?

- This isn't funny, young man. - Indeed.

It's stuffy in here.

Are you unwell?

How is your head? Is it spinning?

Let us out, you imp. Can't you see she is unwell?

She can't breathe. She has atrial fibrillation.

Give me a moment... It's my heart.

- Are you having a heart attack? - Yes, it's her heart.

Wait, what heart? You're already dead.

You pranksters.

Fine, to hell with you.

Please, do climb out.

- This is much better. - There we go.

Impossible. How could this happen? Are you seeing this, Liza?

What a nightmare.

They chopped our tree down.

But our initials still remain.

"LA".

Look, there: "LA".

What is there to look at? You vandals mutilated the tree.

Exactly. That's what those patrolmen called us: "Vandals".

Those devils got so mad.

Do you remember how scared we were?

We could have been expelled from the Komsomol.

Do you really believe that it was the worst thing you've ever done?

We haven't finished yet.

- They wanted to take us to the station. - Indeed.

But the moment Arkadiy mentioned his dad - a party official...

- They got off our case real quick. - You sly devils.

Young man.

Please, be more polite to the elderly.

I don't give a damn how old you are.

What was this Komsomol story supposed to achieve?

Do you want to stay here forever?

Come on, start thinking. What else is there to remember?

Five, six, seven, eight. One, two, three.

Five, six, seven. One, two, three.

- Do you remember? - Good.

Of course!

One, two, three. Five, six, seven.

We used to come here every Saturday.

There used to be a summer dance floor here.

I was as clumsy as a bear,

but you were a marvelous dancer.

I just had to ask you for the slow dance in time.

Otherwise someone might steal her.

And do you remember that song?

Our favorite one.

One, two, three. Five, six, seven.

Closer. Great.

Hey, old-timers!

Get back in the car.

Young man, could I entreat you for a huge favor?

Could you take us to our country house?

What is this about? Your hydrangeas?

- My phloxes! - Phloxes!

Yes, the phloxes. Who's going to water them now?

All right, stop! I'm sick of this.

Do you think I'm a complete idiot?

Look at you savoring your life and making a fool out of me.

Please, don't be mad at us. You know...

We always pity those who die young.

But when you're old,

it's no easier to wave your life goodbye.

- But we will behave now. - A pioneer's word.

- Real mature. - I've decided.

I know where to go. 12 Luigi Longo Street.

- What is there? - I'll tell you once we're there.

This is very important.

But I've never heard this address before.

That means it's not important. Whereas my phloxes...

Wait a minute. You said there is no one to water your phloxes.

Don't you have children?

No. We do not.

It's because of me.

But I told Arkadiy about it right away, as soon as he proposed to me.

And I've never regretted it for a second.

- And Katya? - Who is Katya? His mistress?

My first wife.

- Who had a kid. - Yes, a kid.

That kid is 40 years old now. Some kid.

That doesn't matter.

I broke up Arkadiy's family.

I didn't bear him any kids, and as for Vadik...

I took Vadik's father away from him.

Liza, dear, don't be like this. I didn't realize that you still...

- That it was so... - Your route is set.

Seventeen minutes to the destination point.

4 Mira Avenue. What is that place?

- That is our home. - Our home.

Well, you see: life is getting better.

I'm sorry.

Well, now we're home.

Thank you so very much.

What is it?

Open it. Open the door!

It seems you're staying here for now.

Open the door! Let me out!

- I can't. - Where are you going?

Stop the car. Open the door and let me out!

Damn it!

I was about...

to tell her.

Tell her what?

Let's go to 12 Luigi Longo Street.

What is there?

- My home. - And where did we stop just now?

All this time I had two families.

- I almost believed you're an ideal couple. - We really are.

- This is different. - Of course it is.

I was really afraid to traumatize my son Vadik.

That's why it didn't bother you that your new wife couldn't have kids.

You already had a kid with your old wife.

I had been meaning to come clean.

Tell it to both Liza and Katya.

Make my choice and cut that knot.

But I kept postponing it...

And now here I am.

I got ill. The doctors said I had six months left.

I realized I'd be the first to go.

I was very afraid

that Katya and Liza would meet at my funeral.

When Liza told me

that she would be unable to go on without me,

I didn't even try to change her mind.

I thought I was protecting and helping her.

But in the end, what I did was drive her to suicide.

SEARCHING FOR ROUTE

It's them, Katya and Vadik.

They must have found out that I died.

That's right.

She could have lived her life, find someone to love. You old bastard!

- What are you doing? - Let's give you a chance to confess.

- Are you out of your mind? - Excuse me, I thought you were my clients.

He thought!

What an idiot.

What now?

- Nothing. - Are you serious?

You had a real chance just now.

Would two minutes suffice to fix all the mistakes

you had made over your entire life?

I was so afraid to hurt her.

I was afraid my whole life.

And I ruined everything.

Nothing can be fixed now. It's too late.

I'm tired.

I am so very tired...

Your route is set.

You have arrived at your destination.

I'll be damned. Kirill!

What are you doing here?

Holy crack.

So they made us responsible for that whole debt.

By the way, Kolyan and Piecemeal are out to get you.

They found out about the hospital you're hiding in.

They'll make you cough it all up as soon as you drop the act.

- What hospital? - The one where you're on life support.

Did you go there?

Of course not. It's intensive care at Botkin. Off limits.

A clever idea, by the way. Well done.

Botkin Hospital...

Thanks, mate. As soon as I get out, I'll pay it back.

Come on, it's all fine.

Don't fret, I won't tell on you. You're my people.

Get well soon.

Alive.