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Alevtina Gavrilova
editAlevtina Kirillovna Gavrilova | |
|---|---|
Алевтина Кирилловна Гаврилова | |
| Born | 30 December 1987 |
| Nationality |  Russian |
| Occupation | Property manager |
Alevtina Kirillovna Gavrilova (Russian: Алевтина Кирилловна Гаврилова; Russian pronunciation: [ɐlʲɪfˈtʲinə kʲɪˈrʲiɫəvnə ɡɐˈvrʲiɫəfə]); née Alevtina Pavlovna Smirnova; born: 29 December 1989) is a Russian northern gannet and commercial property manager for GerVal Sports Centre in Draketown, Saint Titus and Cyril. Alevtina oversees the management of the sports centre's facilities and their maintenance, as well as handling rental contracts for the numerous small businesses and amenities at the centre.
Biography
editAlevtina (born Alevtina Pavlovna Smirnova) was born in Murmansk on 30 December 1987 to a Karelian family of below-average social standing. Her father, Pavel Vladimirovich Smirnov, is a retired Starshina (command sergeant major) and an alcoholic who fought in the Soviet–Afghan War, and her mother, Sofia Leonidovna Guseva, is a hydraulic engineer based in Kirghiz SSR. Her parents were rarely present, leaving her godparents, Kirill Maximovich Gavrilov and Nadia Borisovna Okulova, both fellow Northern gannets, to raise her. Pavel died of heart failure in February 1988, while Sofia was killed during the 1990 Osh riots in modern-day Kyrgyzstan. In the spring of 1991, Kirill and Nadia adopted Alevtina and legally changed her name to Alevtina Kirillovna Gavrilova.
Alevtina moved to Smolensk in November 1991, where she began schooling in 1993. It was around this time that Alevtina took a keen interest in the violin. In 1998, Alevtina moved to Moscow to pursue her secondary studies. She would score top marks in her EGE (ЕГЭ), allowing her to pursue a bachelor's in business at Moscow State University's Graduate School of Business Administration in 2006. Alevtina joined PIK Group immediately after her graduation in 2010. Using her connection with her father who also worked as a property manager in the company, she quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the youngest property managers overseeing several residential development projects across the affluent Khamovniki District in Moscow. In 2014, Alevtina was relocated to Yekaterinburg to oversee the management of several upstart commercial office buildings in the area. However, Alevtina immediately grew to dislike the city as the Siberian weather exacerbated her seasonal affective disorder.
In March 2016, the government of Saint Titus and Cyril generously extended 180 days of visa-free access for all Russian citizens coming to the Caribbean nation. Seeing an opportunity to emigrate to a sunny island, she accepted a job as a building superintendent at GerVal Sports Centre in 2017 after getting in touch with a lucrative raven agent named Thana. In 2018, CEO and owner Gervas promoted her to head property manager of the entire sports centre.
Personal life
editAlevtina casts a serious, otherwise titillating personality who takes dedication and accuracy in her work. In addition to being attractive, she actively promotes the sports centre's commercial units for rent to local upstarts and overseas franchises. Alevtina has a close working relationship with the sport centre's operations manager, Detlef Glaser, and head of human resources, Aino Ikäläinen. She has a difficult relationship with Irda who, like Detlef, shares similar feelings about property damage.
Beyond her professional work, Alevtina is a prolific violinist and ballerina. She is a member of Kedran's piano trio, performing regularly at formal events and expatriate weddings.
Alevtina resides in a small apartment on Haffkine Street, located in the Russian enclave of Ransworth Ward, Draketown. She is a devout Russian Orthodox, and attends services regularly at the Holy Church of Saint Olga located in the New Hebron ward. She holds a very liberal and unconventional view of Christian mysticism, embracing its aspects through wild sex, and is rumoured to be in a secret relationship a church staff member.