Watching Maxim leave, Seryosha muttered: "This person is really annoying. Who does Kopalova want to live with? Does it have anything to do with him?"
"Comrade General," Vaserigov said with an embarrassed expression on his face when Seryosha said this. He looked at Sokov and asked, "Seryosha and I will go back to the next car now and won't disturb you.
Reminiscing about old times."
"Don't leave yet, sit down and chat for a while." After Sokov said this, seeing the puzzled look on Seryosha's face, he specifically added: "Maybe he is standing somewhere outside the door right now.
, if you see him just leaving and you two follow him, you will definitely become suspicious."
After hearing what Sokov said, Vaserigov sat down again and began to think about what he should talk to Sokov.
Just when he was in trouble, Sokov said: "Major, if you have time, help me ask the conductor how long our train can stay after it arrives in Budapest? If the time is long enough, I want to go to the city.
Let’s go shopping here.”
Vaserigov originally wanted to ask Sokov what there was to see in a city that was destroyed by artillery fire. But when he caught a glimpse of Kopalova sitting next to Sokov, he immediately understood that he wanted to visit the city.
The person wandering around was not Sokov, but Kopalova. He nodded quickly and said: "Okay, Comrade General, I will go to the conductor later and ask him how long we can stay in Budapest.
Time. I will let you know the results tomorrow morning."
Sokov was very satisfied with Vaserigov's answer, especially the last sentence that the other party said. After understanding the situation, he would report to him tomorrow morning. He must be worried that after asking for information from the conductor,
When he hurriedly came to report to himself, he opened the box door and saw something he shouldn't have seen. So the best way is to wait until tomorrow morning and report to himself what he learned.
The few people chatted awkwardly like this for more than half an hour. Seryosha thought that even if Maxim was watching at the door just now, he would probably have left by now, so he stood up and said goodbye to Sokov: "Mi
Sha, it’s getting late, the major and I will go back to the box next door first, so you can rest early.”
"Yes, yes, Comrade General, you should rest early." Vaserigov also said, "I have to go find the train conductor."
After Seryosha and Vaserigov left, Sokov asked Kopalova with concern: "Kopalova, are you sleepy? If so, go to bed early."
"Not sleepy, not sleepy." Kopalova shook her head and said, "I slept for so long in the afternoon and I don't want to sleep anymore. Let's chat."
"Okay, let's chat then." Sokov stood up and sat on the bed opposite, lay down on it, and said, "Whatever you want to say, I'll be with you."
"Come and lie down with me and chat."
Sokov felt a dull pain in his lower back. He didn't want to repeat his afternoon sleeping position, which would easily strain his lumbar muscles, so he waved his hand and refused: "It's convenient to chat like this. Maybe I'll fall asleep while chatting."
Already."
"Misha, I remember you have a good friend beside you. You called him Yasha." Lying on her bed, Kopalova asked Sokov sideways: "What is his origin?"
"He is the eldest son of Comrade Stalin," Sokov explained: "I had a very close relationship with him when I was a child. Since my father passed away, I have basically had no contact with his family. Later, when we met again, I was leading the troops.
A German prisoner-of-war camp was liberated, and Yasha was among the rescued commanders and soldiers."
"Ah?! Misha, what did you just say?" After hearing what Sokov said, Kopalova sat up suddenly and asked in surprise: "You said that Stalin's son was once captured by the German army and became a German prisoner of war.
Camp, is this true?"
"Of course it's true." Sokov nodded slightly and said in a positive tone: "You may not know that when Comrade Stalin learned that his son was captured by the Germans, he sent a special agent team to
Rescued his son. However, because the enemy moved Yakov, the rescue team failed.
At the beginning of the major counterattack under the city of Moscow, I led the troops to seize a German prisoner of war camp and rescued Yakov from it. At that time, I only knew that he was Stalin's son, but I did not remember that he had been the best when he was a child.
Friend. It’s all due to amnesia. I don’t even remember my old friends. If he hadn’t taken the initiative to tell me at this time, I wouldn’t have known that he was a good friend of mine when I was a child.”
When Sokov mentioned his amnesia again, Kopalova felt somewhat relieved. She clearly remembered that when she met Sokov in Stalingrad, the other party was not only amazed by her beauty,
The way he looked at himself was like looking at a stranger he had never met before. Although Sokov later mentioned amnesia many times, he thought he was looking for excuses to perfunctory him. Looking back now, he realized that he was overthinking.
"Misha, I'm sorry."
Sokov, who had closed his eyes to rest and was about to fall asleep, suddenly heard Kopalova saying sorry to him. He opened his eyes and asked in confusion: "Kopalova, why did you say sorry to me?"
What? Did you do something wrong? "
"I apologize to you because I have misunderstood you for so long. I thought you were tired of me and didn't want to marry me, so I deliberately pretended to have amnesia and didn't know me, so that you could legitimately marry another woman.
My own wife." Kopalova said in a serious tone: "But I just discovered that after you were injured by the shock, you did lose a lot of memories, not only the memories related to me, but also your best friend when you were a child.
Yakov, you don’t remember either.”
After understanding the reason why Kopalova apologized to him, Sokov closed his eyes again, waved his hand in Kopalova's direction, and said: "It's good that you know. You can't say anymore that I deliberately pretended to have amnesia and don't want to pay attention to you.
Have you heard such words?"
"I heard it!" Kopalova replied reluctantly: "I will believe whatever you say from now on. Are you satisfied now?"
There was silence in the box.
Hearing Kopalova's silence, Sokov began to feel sleepy.
Just when he was about to fall asleep, he suddenly felt that Kopalova crawled over, came close to his ear, and said softly: "Misha, your wife has had a miscarriage, and she may not be able to have another child for a long time. If
If you don’t mind it, why don’t we give it a try, maybe you can have a child of your own before you return to Moscow?”
"Just give it a try, no one is afraid of who you are!"
…………
After several days of driving, the train finally entered the Budapest train station.
Sokov sat by the window and looked at the scenery flashing outside the window. He had a bad feeling in his heart. This city suffered heavy losses in the war that ended not long ago, and many places of interest may have been destroyed by the war. Kopalo
The Chain Bridge that the child misses so much may no longer exist.
After the train stopped, Seryosha and Vaserigov walked in from the door and said to Sokov: "Misha, we have arrived in Budapest. The train will stay here for fifteen hours, you have enough time.
, come and visit this beautiful city.”
After Seryosha finished speaking, Vaserigov also asked tentatively: "Do you need me to bring all the guards?"
"No need." Sokov shook his head and said: "There are our troops in this city, and the Hungarians are also very friendly to us. I think there will be no danger. It is enough to have Seryosha with me."
.”
Vaserigov knew that Seryosha was once responsible for protecting Sokov's safety. At this moment, when Sokov asked Seryosha to accompany him to Budapest, he said respectfully: "Okay, Comrade General, then
I will stay on the train with the two guards. If you do not return to the train in time, I will also prevent the conductor from starting the train early."
"Kopalova," Sokov touched his sore lower back, stood up, took Kopalova's hand, led him out, and then called Seryosha: "Seryosa, let's go."
Coming out of the train station, you can see many Soviet patrols on the streets.
When they saw Sokov standing at the entrance of the train station, the patrols passing by him would stop and salute him before continuing to move forward.
Sokov turned to Kopalova and asked: "Kopalova, do you know where the Chain Bridge is?"
Unexpectedly, Kopalova shook her head and said: "I don't know. All my knowledge about Budapest comes from books. And the common sense about the Chain Bridge also comes from books. I know that it is the first bridge in Budapest."
"He is the eldest son of Comrade Stalin," Sokov explained: "I had a very close relationship with him when I was a child. Since my father passed away, I have basically had no contact with his family. Later, when we met again, I was leading the troops.
A German prisoner-of-war camp was liberated, and Yasha was among the rescued commanders and soldiers."
"Ah?! Misha, what did you just say?" After hearing what Sokov said, Kopalova sat up suddenly and asked in surprise: "You said that Stalin's son was once captured by the German army and became a German prisoner of war.
Camp, is this true?"
"Of course it's true." Sokov nodded slightly and said in a positive tone: "You may not know that when Comrade Stalin learned that his son was captured by the Germans, he sent a special agent team to
Rescued his son. However, because the enemy moved Yakov, the rescue team failed.
At the beginning of the major counterattack under the city of Moscow, I led the troops to seize a German prisoner of war camp and rescued Yakov from it. At that time, I only knew that he was Stalin's son, but I did not remember that he had been the best when he was a child.
Friend. It’s all due to amnesia. I don’t even remember my old friends. If he hadn’t taken the initiative to tell me at this time, I wouldn’t have known that he was a good friend of mine when I was a child.”
When Sokov mentioned his amnesia again, Kopalova felt somewhat relieved. She clearly remembered that when she met Sokov in Stalingrad, the other party was not only amazed by her beauty,
The way he looked at himself was like looking at a stranger he had never met before. Although Sokov later mentioned amnesia many times, he thought he was looking for excuses to perfunctory him. Looking back now, he realized that he was overthinking.
"Misha, I'm sorry."
Sokov, who had closed his eyes to rest and was about to fall asleep, suddenly heard Kopalova saying sorry to him. He opened his eyes and asked in confusion: "Kopalova, why did you say sorry to me?"
What? Did you do something wrong? "
"I apologize to you because I have misunderstood you for so long. I thought you were tired of me and didn't want to marry me, so I deliberately pretended to have amnesia and didn't know me, so that you could legitimately marry another woman.
My own wife." Kopalova said in a serious tone: "But I just discovered that after you were injured by the shock, you did lose a lot of memories, not only the memories related to me, but also your best friend when you were a child.
Yakov, you don’t remember either.”
After understanding the reason why Kopalova apologized to him, Sokov closed his eyes again, waved his hand in Kopalova's direction, and said: "It's good that you know. You can't say anymore that I deliberately pretended to have amnesia and don't want to pay attention to you.
Have you heard such words?"
"I heard it!" Kopalova replied reluctantly: "I will believe whatever you say from now on. Are you satisfied now?"
There was silence in the box.
Hearing Kopalova's silence, Sokov began to feel sleepy.
Just when he was about to fall asleep, he suddenly felt that Kopalova crawled over, came close to his ear, and said softly: "Misha, your wife has had a miscarriage, and she may not be able to have another child for a long time. If
If you don’t mind it, why don’t we give it a try, maybe you can have a child of your own before you return to Moscow?”
"Just give it a try, no one is afraid of who you are!"
…………
After several days of driving, the train finally entered the Budapest train station.
Sokov sat by the window and looked at the scenery flashing outside the window. He had a bad feeling in his heart. This city suffered heavy losses in the war that ended not long ago, and many places of interest may have been destroyed by the war. Kopalo
The Chain Bridge that the child misses so much may no longer exist.
After the train stopped, Seryosha and Vaserigov walked in from the door and said to Sokov: "Misha, we have arrived in Budapest. The train will stay here for fifteen hours, you have enough time.
, come and visit this beautiful city.”
After Seryosha finished speaking, Vaserigov also asked tentatively: "Do you need me to bring all the guards?"
"No need." Sokov shook his head and said: "There are our troops in this city, and the Hungarians are also very friendly to us. I think there will be no danger. It is enough to have Seryosha with me."
.”
Vaserigov knew that Seryosha was once responsible for protecting Sokov's safety. At this moment, when Sokov asked Seryosha to accompany him to Budapest, he said respectfully: "Okay, Comrade General, then
I will stay on the train with the two guards. If you do not return to the train in time, I will also prevent the conductor from starting the train early."
"Kopalova," Sokov touched his sore lower back, stood up, took Kopalova's hand, led him out, and then called Seryosha: "Seryosa, let's go."
Coming out of the train station, you can see many Soviet patrols on the streets.
When they saw Sokov standing at the entrance of the train station, the patrols passing by him would stop and salute him before continuing to move forward.