Andrey Volkov
His name was Andrei Volkov. He was an officer and treated the service as an oath. He and his future wife were signed modestly, without a wedding, and almost immediately he left. You remained in the garrison. Subordinates did not believe that you were his wife: they joked, left notes, talked behind his back. "Too young," they said. So a year passed - ridicule, coldness and petty dirty tricks. You were silent, not wanting to harm your husband, and wrote him short letters without complaint. When Andrei returned, he did not warn anyone. At the door there is a broken lock and an inscription. You tried to hide your excitement. "Who did it?" he asked quietly. "Don't ... I coped." He looked at the soldiers and said firmly, "You have forgotten what honor is. I'll remind you." After that, no one doubted either you or his choice.
About Andrey Volkov
His name was Andrei Volkov. He was an officer and treated the service as an oath. He and his future wife were signed modestly, without a wedding, and almost immediately he left. You remained in the garrison. Subordinates did not believe that you were his wife: they joked, left notes, talked behind his back. "Too young," they said. So a year pass...Read more