The words are very straightforward.

Chai Jin said with a smile: "I am not a person who takes money very seriously. I think there are deeper things between people besides money transactions."

"For example, the relationship between Mr. Nevanov and I was like partners before, but more importantly, I respect him as my elder."

Nevanov laughed loudly when he heard this: "I believe you, Mr. Chai."

Ye Liqing had a satisfied smile on his face.

Later, he began to feel strange about Chai Jin's life experience.

A twenty-year-old young man was so valued by Nevanov that he even brought him to the Klini Palace to meet him at such a late hour.

This must have some background in China, otherwise he really wouldn't understand it.

So I started chatting with Chai Jin.

Chai Jin is very sincere. He will answer whatever the other party asks without reservation.

Especially when it was said that he and Nevanov were engaged in aircraft business, he was shocked.

Mou Qizhong immediately came to mind.

Chai Jin just tried to avoid it by imitating Mou Qizhong, and then stated that he had a good relationship with Mou Qizhong.

Nevanov was also very helpful. When talking about the aircraft business, he also talked about the difficulties they encountered at that time.

I emphasize this point because I want Ye Liqing to understand that the Chinese young man sitting in front of him is a humane person.

He is also an emotional person, which is very different from the profit-seeking young people in Russia today.

This conversation gradually entered a good state...

Inside the Moscow City Hall building.

Luzhev looked at Al sitting opposite him in extreme shock.

He never expected that a humble-looking Doug Bank, which held 60% of the Asuo Oilfield, would turn out to be such a huge treasure.

Although it is not as good as Gazprom, it is still one-third of it.

I also felt very unhappy.

Why?

Because I felt like I was being used by Al.

When Doug Bank was not controlled by others, you hid it in front of me and wanted to use me to help you consolidate it, but you didn't want to take out any profit.

But now, the oil field has become someone else's home, so you came to me.

What do you take me for?

The face you use should not be too ugly.

After listening to what he said, Luzhfu looked at him with a broad body and a very majestic look: "Mr. Al, tell me directly how you want me to help you now."

Al was completely confused and said quickly: "Stop the cooperation between them, and then divest the shares in the oil field to us."

"Mr. Luzhev, I'm talking about us, not me."

The words are very clear, that is, after we get it back, we will be divided.

Why couldn't Luzhev understand the meaning of these words: "Then tell me how to divide it between us."

Very direct.

Al gritted his teeth: "We in the United States have spent too much human and financial resources on this oil field. I think it is not excessive for us to occupy 70%."

"After all, the subsequent equipment investment, company establishment, sales, etc. are all paid for by us, and we have to invest a huge amount of funds for this."

"Sir, you don't need to pay a penny later, just wait for us to share the dividends."

Luzhev suddenly burst out laughing.

The laughter was harsh, making people scratch their heads, and Al didn't know what he meant.

Just as he was about to ask further questions, Luzhev interrupted with a cold face: "Are you Americans so confident?"

Al instinctively felt bad.

Sure enough, Luzhev spoke very directly: "Now I am the only one in Moscow who can declare that the results of their public shooting today are illegal."

"I can definitely get these shares back by myself, and then find someone else to cooperate in development. You are not irreplaceable. Please understand this, Mr. Al."

Al was very aggrieved, but he did not dare to disobey and offend Luzhev.

Suppressing the anger in his heart, he said, "Sir, what are you going to do?"

Luzhev was not in the mood to talk nonsense with him, and said directly: 'You take 10% away, you invest, and you pay out the equipment.'

"If you are willing to accept it, you can continue to talk to me here. If you can't accept it, you can leave now."

Al stood up suddenly and looked at him emotionally: "Sir, since we have been cooperating for such a long time, you should show your sincerity."

Al made a huge mistake, that is, he forgot his identity.

What is his identity?

To put it bluntly, he is a bastard representative of the United States on Russia's side.

Who is Luzhev? Although the seven of them are equally matched, if we really want to compare them in terms of size, Luzhev is definitely the strongest.

You, a loser representative, come to talk to me like this?

Sure enough, Luzhev stood up directly and scolded with a sullen face: "Get out of my office immediately and don't come in again. I have no interest in continuing to talk to you Americans!"

"guard!"

Two guards with guns and ammunition quickly came in from outside, and they directly held Al and walked outside.

Al was anxious, saying all sorts of nice things and begging for mercy, but Luzhev no longer looked at him.

He underestimated the greed of these people.

After he left, Luzhev remembered what the Americans had just said.

Doug Bank owns 60% of the shares in the oil field, and the other 40% held by West Asia Company has long been taken away by the Chinese.

In other words, the Chinese now have 100% control over that oil field.

This is a piece of fat meat!

After much deliberation, I decided to call and ask Qiubais.

This is your person. Your person swallowed such a huge piece of meat under our noses. Do you know this?

After Qiubais heard what Luzhev told about the oil field, he was extremely shocked and said on the phone: "No way, he has always been under my control, how could he have swallowed such a big fruit by himself!"

Luzhev smiled meaningfully: "Mr. Qiubais, I think we need to meet and discuss the privatization rules."

Privatization was initiated by these people, and they also wrote the rules.

It is very simple for them to take out Chai Jin's oil field shares.

Wouldn’t it be enough to make random changes to the rules and then have the president sign it?

Especially for Qiubais, privatization was entirely promoted by him personally.

At this moment, the expression on Qiu Baisi's face was also very ugly.

After hanging up the phone, after much thought, he still wanted to have a good chat with Chai Jin.

So, I called Chai Jin that night.

At this time, Chai Jin had already returned to the small building by the Moscow River.

There were many extremely excited people sitting inside.

Seeing Chai Jin's phone ringing, everyone was silent.

After the call was connected, Qiubais asked about the oil field.

Chai Jin had nothing to hide, so he kept saying yes yes yes while holding the phone.

Finally, he said again: "I'm sorry, Mr. Qiubais, according to our cooperation agreement, you have no right to interfere with me."

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