— Since birth. We’ve been in the hospital so many times, had all sorts of tests, but nothing. That’s why Sonya’s father told us not to interfere with his life.
— And did you love him?
— Probably. But that was so long ago… And that’s why I agreed to your father’s proposal.
Tanya raised her eyebrows in surprise. Stas just smiled:
— Father thinks I don’t know anything, but I’ve always read him like an open book. I was afraid, though, of who he would find for me. But then I saw you and was surprised. You’re not at all like those who would agree to anything for money. And now everything seems to have fallen into place. Tanya, don’t cry, we will definitely cure Sonechka. She’s a trouper. She didn’t break, unlike me.
— And why did you break? You’re smart, handsome, you’re a good person.
He chuckled:
— Tell me, would you have married someone like me, but under different circumstances?
Tanya thought for a second, then nodded:
— Yes.
— I think it’s much easier to love you than many of those who can walk. But that’s not the point. I don’t know how to explain it.
Stas smiled:
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