Five children, a home gym and three dogs

The family at No. 8

Dimeji and Yelena, five children, a gym in the yard and three dogs that sometimes get out.

Yelena and I are raising five children and a very noisy workout schedule.

Dimeji

Parents: Dimeji (grew up in Nigeria) and Yelena (grew up in Russia)
Children: Anya 21, Lev 19, Zoya 13, Kolya 10, Mila 6
In the yard: A home gym with a radio
Warning: Three guard dogs that sometimes get out and bite

Dimeji grew up in Nigeria and Yelena grew up in Russia, and they are raising five children at No. 8: Anya, Lev, Zoya, Kolya and little Mila. The yard has a home gym and a radio that never goes off, and the family will train anybody who is trying to get their strength back. Yelena has one word for you: "Spokojno. Easy."

Mila is busy with the ants, which never ask for a snack break. Zoya does quality control; Lev calls it being nosy. And the three guard dogs are friendly to the family and nobody else. The clinic at No. 5 has patched up more than one visitor.

In the game

Train at the No. 8 home gym to get AJ's strength back. Watch out for the dogs; if they bite, the June 12 Community Clinic across the street treats you free.

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The medical student at No. 5

A fifth-year medical student who leaves for LUTH at dawn and talks to AJ from her window at night, while her father keeps the door shut.

In the game

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