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Safety Tales: Resentment
Vladimir Bezmaly | 04/22/2021
No one would recognize in this elderly, but still slim and fit man, walking every evening with a huge dog, the young pensioner, former colonel, Efim Vasilyevich. The uniform with the awards has long been hanging in the closet. Now he is just Uncle Efim. The children live in another city.

Efim loved to walk in the evenings accompanied by a huge dog. She was as kind as her owner. All the children in the area knew this. And even old women no longer asked why Mishka was without a muzzle. Especially after he broke free and literally pulled a small child out from under the wheels.

But today Efim saw his neighbor Lena crying on the bench. Despite the fact that she was already quite grown up, Efim still considered her little. And Mishka turned around and ran to the bench. He simply buried his muzzle in her knees and brazenly demanded that Lena pet him. And he himself kept trying to lick her face and hands.

- Lenochka, what happened? Why are you crying? How can we help? See, even Mishka got upset! Don't be afraid of him, he's kind.

- Oh, what are you saying, Uncle Efim! Who here doesn't know your Mishka? You'd have to look hard to find such a big and kind dog.

- And yet, Lenochka, who offended you? How can we help?

- How can you help? I don’t even know.