Lexi told Tessa that Tessa was wrong that night, Tessa replied that Lexi and Pablo should not have walked out the door and interfered in their conflict with Elliot, and the kick to Pablo’s leg happened by accident as Pablo was actively interfering in their fight Pablo replied that he did it because Elliot asked him to and Tessa said she didn’t want a party because she had to wash the v___t off the mattress in the past
tessa said that she was very emotional that night and you shouldn’t pay attention to it even if she wishes their parents dead or says other nasty things under the influence of emotions, and if lexi hadn’t gone out the door and yelled at tessa, then tessa would approached Pablo herself and apologized for the accidental hit
So if she didn’t want a party why they brought that prick to be there for days?
But it’s interesting, was Elliot kicking Pablo “by accident”. In few seconds Pablo was able to “actively interfering” in their fight 
They just went to door worried with all the yelling.
As far as I understand, Tessa did not want to repeat the party that was last time (when the guy was v___ting and Lexi and Elliot were u_________s) . this time everything seemed to be quiet, but for some reason Tessa was still furious. About Pablo’s injury - Elliot asked Pablo to control Elliot so that he would not hit Tessa, there was a fight outside the door and Pablo began to separate them, Elliot pushed Tessa and Tessa pushed the door that hit Pablo’s leg
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Lexi asked, right?
Ahh so the impression about hitting the door was right, just the detail of being Elliot pushing by accident weren’t visible at time 
tks
i guess there will be no more parties at this apartment then
there is also a third person because of which both Lexi and Tessa have a conflict (there is a real name pronounced there, but I can’t match it with anyone from vhtv) this person said something to Lexi because of which Lexi has claims to Tessa
yes, initially Lexi said this, then they asked Elliot, at first Elliot said that he did not remember, but then he added that he did not specifically ask Pablo, but simply said that he was controlled so that he would not do stupid things
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But a person present there at that time or from the outside?
If was a male name for someone present at time in the place, can only be one person
It’s a female name, I can’t figure out anything else
if they go on like this, this apartment doesn’t last long…
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Tessa said she didn’t see anything wrong with her and Elliot having a fight that night. (meaning that Lexi shouldn’t have interfered)
sort of agreed that Lexi would not interfere in their conflicts with Elliot
I knew why i never liked this girl ( Tessa)…
during the conversation, Tessa behaved rudely and cursed a lot, then the fact that the conflict is over is the merit of Lexi!
I have noticed this, i know some russian swearing words…and BLYAT was used a lot ))))
I wanted to ask what suka and blyat means
Also i think it was mop that got _____ that night not Eric and if Tessa dont want to get the others _____ then they should buy less strong a_____l and more beers
Блять/Blyat’
Literal meaning: wh*re
How to use it: This is a favourite swear word in Russian. It was previously used freely, but in the 19th century made it to the list of restricted words. The root of the word means ‘wander around’, referring to a woman who s___ps around. The original meaning refers to a woman of an ancient profession but actually isn’t used in that sense. It is more of an exclamation that can be used separately or as part of a sentence, akin to ‘f*ck’. It is considered very rude.
Сука/Su-ka
Literal meaning: b*tch
How to use it: Just like its English equivalent, the original meaning of the word means a female dog. Now it is used as a derogative term for women, often used by women themselves. There are also some contexts when it can be used toward men as well, although those hardly work outside of a sentence. It can be used in an endearing way when a special suffix is added, making it sound cute. So the derivative suchka can be used as a playful term among women. Again context is key.