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She has more sense than that. 50/50 chance the time he did fall that he could have ended up a quadriplegic. Perhaps he was spared by being so drunk and not really comprehending what was happening,

Radi did a wicked impersonation of Daniel, for Cecelia's benefit.

E&M leaving. Holly looks to be staying.

Eva rubbed her clit in the bathroom before re-joining the group. Not sure what that may lead to. And it looks as if Holly will be spending the night away from B-4.

Can we assume that Tweety's sugar daddy is not a practicing Muslim? Ramadan has started, so no daytime sex. Burt there she is on Facetime for many minutes tonight, when she should be fucking!

Tweety did not pack many clothes. One half of the suitcase was cosmetics. Looking at departures from Barcelona, her likely destination was Paris. Did she not arrive back in Barcelona on a flight from Paris? She was dressed for cold weather. Paris temperature is 7 C.

Okay. That explains why only backpacks.

The state security forces in Russia are very powerful. Putin rose to the rank of colonel in the state security forces, in his case, the KGB. You can very easily become a political prisoner in Russia, There is almost no limit to what the state security forces can do to political prisoners. Example: Darya Polyudova – Polyudova was charged under article 280 of the Russian criminal code (“public appeals for extremist activity” and “public appeals for actions aimed at a violation of the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation”) in connection with her participation in preparation for a march that did not take place. In reality, she was indicted for criticizing Moscow online for its support of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's east. She is recognized as a political prisoner because the offense did not take place, her right to a fair trial was violated, and the government disproportionately used pretrial detention given the nature of the charges. She was sentenced to two years in prison, becoming the first person in Russia convicted under a 2014 law criminalizing calls for separatism on the Internet. Her case illustrates the government’s prosecution of Russian nationals who criticize Russia’s actions and policies in Ukraine. {This case was five years ago. Russia has now passed new laws that are even harsher.]

It may be that they arrived in Turkey with only their backpacks. I am sure everyone fleeing took as much as they could, and the airline would be very concerned about weight. Every seat taken, and the cargo hold full. It may be they were allowed to bring only-carry-on bags. No checked baggage. We will know more after they receive their first pay, and they then buy clothes, and more clothes.

That the other evening featuring Radi as a porno cinematographer was produced by RLC was underscored by Radi 's actions last evening. From replay, no tactile touching, no affection, between her and K&R, or between her and K. As Radi left their bedroom after cleaning her face in their bathroom, she waved good night to them, and went to Tata's room to sleep. Radi is typically affectionate when saying good night with those who have previously shared her bed.

I think if they were able to get to Bulgaria without passport check, for example, by being driven across the border, and once in Bulgaria, which is within the Schengen zone, they could more easily travel to other countries also in the Schengen zone, and avoiding airports, where they would need to show their Russian passports and no visa other than the visa from Turkey.

From several newspapers in England and France, it appears that Russians arriving in Turkey receive a two-month visa. This visa is not a Schengen visa, as Turkey is not within the Schengen zone. Perhaps they were able to travel by bus to Bulgaria, which is within the Schengen zone. And then maybe by train to Hungary or Austria, and then to Italy. I think you are correct in your suggestion that they traveled by train or bus from Rome to Barcelona, avoiding passport checks at the airport. One article mentions Russians buying property in Turkey to obtain the Golden visa.. Another article described some Russians using Turkey as a temporary stop, and then going to Georgia (which is being overrun with Russians fleeing Russia) or former CIS republics. Georgia is issuing visas allowing indefinite stays, but it also is not within the Schengen zone.

I think they are refugees and couldn't take much., Assuming they reached Poland, Poland probably gave them unrestricted stay visas, and from Poland they traveled to Rome, and from Rome to Barcelona.

Yes. From replay, the suitcase was there when Radi answered the door, and she knocked it over.

Certainly, a very quick sale. Like overnight. Ты жопу от локтя не отличишь!

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It will not be difficult to find the exact address for B-6 then, as it is the only old apartment in for sale in the center of old Barcelona with a sauna.

No one has taken it four hours later. I don't think it belongs to Fiora or Harley. One possibility is that it belongs to a participant in B-7, and if B-7 is where Fior was sleeping, then the suitcase was delivered to B-4 because B-7 is not ready for occupancy.

You and I have had this discussion before, in which I brought up the Golden Visa. It was very advantageous for Russian-owned companies doing business outside of Russia to park their income in foreign countries., and the events of the past month have made it even more so. Another example of this is the oligarchs buying so much property in the most expensive sections of London that the area is now nicknamed Londongrad. And the IT infrastructure of RLC is not cheap, it is quite expensive.

I speculated that as her father (stepfather) and she were both wearing masks, and her mother did not visit, that her mother might be ill with Covid. That could simply mean that she is in isolation at home. Assuming her mother is fully vaccinated as are most Spaniards, the risk of serious illness and hospitalization is low. I did not see any post indicating that her mother is hospitalized.

The renovations to B-6 cost at least 50,000 Euros. RLC owns that apartment. RLC is not that stupid that they would spend that kind of money on an apartment that they rent. And the improvements they made to B-6 actually detract from the value of the apartment, because they sacrificed improving the kitchen for the sake of a sauna and a huge tub and a separate shower. RLC spends big on bathrooms, like in B-5. Installing a glass-walled shower in the main bedroom.

Noldus posted that their choice was the guest room in B-4 or to leave the project. This means they are less valuable to the project than whomever is coming to occupy B-6. (And RLC spent so much money renovating B-6, they are not giving it up.) No other participant looks to be moving to B-6 as there is no sign of anyone packing. When and if B-7 (and B-8?) opens, then they might move there, along with the twins, and several others.

The Russians have six month visas. Their ability to stay longer is limited. Radi is a permanent resident of Spain, so she is a valuable asset to RLC for that reason alone. There will be few, if any, Russians joining the project until Putin exits Ukraine. So RLC must rely on Ukrainians or legal residents of Spain for the Barcelona apartments.

Which confirms that there will be new occupants in B-6 very soon.

No sign of Radi's mother. Maybe she is sick with COVID, which would explain the masks on Radi and her father.