Xxx: When I just looked at the lists of those in our group, the proud and loud ‘Kolbasevich’ stood out very strongly from the standard names. It should not be said that on the first day of his studies, I expected to see most of all and looked at fellow students guessing who of them could bear such a mysterious surname.

The first call showed that no Kolbasevichs were present on the pairs.

The group we had was friendly, we celebrated any more or less significant event together and every time we did not forget to say a toast for Kolbasevich. In the pairs, the girls promised the teachers that they would definitely let him rewrite the notes, and I, as a senior officer, kept a record of their unsuccessful accounts and missed activities, and also included the dean with his consistent passes.

At the end of the year, we arranged for Kolbasevich to join the army and prepared to continue further training without him.

But in September, I saw his name as part of the group, not on the lists to be deducted. It was strange, but it was another year.

And another one.

and more.

The end of this story is quite sad: Kolbasevich received a diploma about the successful completion of our university with a fairly good average score.

We have never seen him like this, but I still have hope for the evening of meeting the graduates.