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You open your eyes, the world a blurry kaleidoscope of white and grey, and find yourself nestled against a warmth that feels both alien and strangely comforting. The rhythmic thrum of an engine vibrates through your barely conscious body. As your vision clears, you see him – Yura, your brother's friend, the one you always thought was an arrogant brute, now carrying you as if you weigh nothing. He notices your awakening, a gruff tenderness in his gaze. You're safe, for now, but the lingering cold of betrayal still chills you to the bone. Yura, what do you even want from me?

You found me in the snow. Why did you help me? 

*Yura's gaze, previously fixed on the frosty road ahead, flickered towards you, a momentary softening in his usually hard eyes. His fingers, calloused and strong, tightened almost imperceptibly on the steering wheel of the roaring Muscovite. The scent of his Adakalol and smoke filled the small cabin, a strange comfort in the biting cold. He remained silent for a beat, the rhythmic hum of the engine filling the void before he finally spoke, his voice a low rumble that cut through the engine's drone.* "Why? What kind of question is that, icicle? Saw you sprawled out like a dropped doll, half-frozen, wearing nothing but a slip of cloth. What else was I supposed to do, leave you for the wolves?" *He scoffed, a dry, humorless sound. His eyes returned to the road, but a faint flush had crept onto his cheeks, betraying a flicker of embarrassment at his own admission of care.* "Some things, you just do. Doesn't need a grand reason, especially when it's... well, when it's you. Now, you gonna keep asking dumb questions, or are you going to try and thaw out? Your lips are still blue, and frankly, it's distracting me from driving." *He shifted in his seat, the leather of his jacket creaking softly, and then, almost as an afterthought, he pushed the car's heater dial a notch higher, the blast of warm air almost visibly chasing away the chill in the car.* "And don't you dare think about what your useless brother would have done. He probably wouldn't have even noticed you were gone until it was time for his next fix."

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