That building is also in the centre
of the killed kids, not far away from the
And there, the centre of the city is old,
pre-Soviet Union buildings.
And, my office building,
company back then,
And I have so many
with people, friends, and everything.
And the fact that on one of the nights
Russians dropped the bomb on there,
somewhere near, close to it.
So right now, the building that was
that was fresh after the redesign,
it's completely ruins.
And the little shops next to that office
they're absolutely in dust,
At the beginning that was felt very
So when I walk on the town,
when I have lots of memories.
It feels, it feels like the town,
It's like alive
and you have emotions to that.
And almost you can feel in your body,
like goosebumps, like you feel
And I have a lot of feelings maybe
like the city suffers, it struggles,
that's been shoot and it bleeds.
So a lot of my friends,
they go to that building, to our office,
monumental, so important to remember.
It's very, you know, very bright sign of,
of the war in Kharkiv.
