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– Five coins!

– Oh, that's expensive!

– Love is the only thing that's free.

– Ugh, hooligan!

– Princess!

– Okay, bring the powder.

– Go, get the money ready, I'll bring it to you…

Dilber went to her room, and just then Husayn, pale as chalk from agitation, rushed in with two boxes of powder.

– Here… Brought it.

– Hide, I'll call you…

Aman-Jalil knocked on Dilber's door and entered. Dilber pretended to read, but as soon as Aman-Jalil entered the room, the book was tossed aside. The prepared money lay on the table.

– How does the powder work?… How do you take it?

– Box for a week. Two powders a day, a kilogram down…

– Can you try it right away?

– You can, just need to lie down… Try it, I want to see how noticeable your weight loss will be… Or maybe it won't work for you, then I'll refund the money right away, eh!

Dilber hastily, greedily swallowed two powders and lay down on the couch. The powders took effect instantly, and she fell deeply asleep. Aman-Jalil cracked the door open and whistled. Husayn rushed in, seeing Dilber lying there, froze at the door.

– Why are you standing there like a statue? – Aman-Jalil whispered mockingly.

– I don't know what to do, – Husayn stammered.

– I don't either, let's think, – Aman-Jalil admitted his lack of preparedness, – first, let's undress her…

He clumsily began to undress Dilber. Husayn trembled like a leaf. Aman-Jalil stripped Dilber completely and inspected her body with interest.

– Why are you frozen, like a statue? – he addressed Husayn.

– I'm ashamed…

– Alright, I won't look at you, just undress.

Aman-Jalil turned away from Husayn and eagerly, with desire to see her body, so much so that his trousers swelled like a sail. Husayn shyly undressed, leaving only knee-length underwear, approached the divan, and hesitated.

– What next?

– Take off your underwear.

– No way!..

– Fool, the underwear will get in the way… Alright, lie down next to me.

– I prefer by the wall.

– Planning to make love to the wall?

– I can't with you…

– Fine, I'll leave. Call me if you need help…