I Forbid You to Leave
9 hrs. 35 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alisa Kovalevskaya
Author
Alisa Kovalevskaya
Narrator
Ulyana Galich
Narrator
Ulyana Galich
Description
The “MediaBook” studio presents an audiobook of the popular modern writer Alisa Kovalevskaya—“I forbid you to leave.”
The book is narrated by a popular film actress and a well-known voice-dubbing actress Ulyana Galich.
Once, I loved him. Then he handed me divorce papers and threw me out. I left without taking anything from him—except a little life under my heart. Five years later, I have my favorite job and a wonderful son. Everything would be fine, but now my ex-husband, Evgeny Vorontsov—the mayor of the city—means I may lose my job and everything dear to me if I don’t agree to his condition…
“What do you want from me?!” I snapped.
“Let’s make a deal,” he said harshly. “I’ll think about what can be done so you don’t lose your job.”
I raised my head. He had always been a real scoundrel: ambitious, stubborn, and driven toward his goal. When I married him, I knew Vorontsov wasn’t a prince on a white horse. But I couldn’t imagine just how ruthless he could be.
“And what am I supposed to do in return?” I asked coolly. “Tell the story of your exploits? Or your otherworldly nobility? Maybe find a fiancée tailored to your preferences in bed?”
“Come back to me.”
Ulyana Galich’s credits include roles in Russian and Soviet cult films “Tomorrow Was the War (1987),” “The Quiet Outpost (1985),” “Zina-Zinulia (1986),” “Summoned by the Revolution,” “Red Cherry (1995),” as well as dubbing in dozens of films, including such bestsellers as “The Spy Bridge (2015),” “The Number 44 (2014),” and many others.
Attention! 18+ Contains profanity.
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The book is narrated by a popular film actress and a well-known voice-dubbing actress Ulyana Galich.
Once, I loved him. Then he handed me divorce papers and threw me out. I left without taking anything from him—except a little life under my heart. Five years later, I have my favorite job and a wonderful son. Everything would be fine, but now my ex-husband, Evgeny Vorontsov—the mayor of the city—means I may lose my job and everything dear to me if I don’t agree to his condition…
“What do you want from me?!” I snapped.
“Let’s make a deal,” he said harshly. “I’ll think about what can be done so you don’t lose your job.”
I raised my head. He had always been a real scoundrel: ambitious, stubborn, and driven toward his goal. When I married him, I knew Vorontsov wasn’t a prince on a white horse. But I couldn’t imagine just how ruthless he could be.
“And what am I supposed to do in return?” I asked coolly. “Tell the story of your exploits? Or your otherworldly nobility? Maybe find a fiancée tailored to your preferences in bed?”
“Come back to me.”
Ulyana Galich’s credits include roles in Russian and Soviet cult films “Tomorrow Was the War (1987),” “The Quiet Outpost (1985),” “Zina-Zinulia (1986),” “Summoned by the Revolution,” “Red Cherry (1995),” as well as dubbing in dozens of films, including such bestsellers as “The Spy Bridge (2015),” “The Number 44 (2014),” and many others.
Attention! 18+ Contains profanity.
Listen, like, and actively comment! )
