"Three stories: Wrapped man. Currant. About love." - is a collection of works by the great Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. This book depicts three different stories that reveal different aspects of human psychology and relationships. In the story "The Wrapped Man", the author addresses the topic of self-closure and imprisonment by one's own expectations. "Currant" tells about the tenderness and vulnerability of human relationships, and "About love" - about the fine line between love and compassion. Chekhov skillfully embodies the most subtle emotions and feelings in his characters, which makes this book very important in classical literature.