Protect-Her
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  • Reads 214
  • Votes 15
  • Parts 5
  • Time 1h 14m
Ongoing, First published May 26, 2017
(This story is written in English. All Russian is translated.)
"Я думал, ты сказал, что мы в безопасности?"
      "Нет, я сказал, что мы в безопаснее."
      (I thought you said we were safe? No, I said we were safer.)
      
      [Some dialogue is written in Russian. I will usually put the translation of what is said in parentheses at the end of the sentence/paragraph. After awhile, I may stop translating basic words like "da" or "nyet", meaning yes and no, as those will be used on a regular basis.]
      
      Copyright © 2017 by Anastasia Ivana Lylakov
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