The question raised by Koshkin was exactly what Asya wanted to know. She asked Sokov: "Misha, tell me, what is going on? Why did you not get killed in this battle you commanded?"

What about recording it?”

Sokov said with a wry smile: "Maybe the scale of this battle was too small. Think about it. At that time, the enemy and our troops outside Moscow exceeded one million, but the number of troops participating in the battle in Khimki Town was only

With a scale of dozens of people, it is inevitable for our superiors to ignore us."

Seeing that the car was about to enter the town of Khimki, Sokov suddenly remembered something important and quickly asked Asiya: "Asiya, tell me, should I go to meet your parents for the first time?

Bring them something?"

After Sokov's reminder, Asiya immediately remembered that she had indeed not brought anything with her when she decided to visit her parents this time. At this time, she also panicked: "Yes, you accompany me to see my parents, why?"

Can I go empty-handed?"

"This town is not big," said Koshkin, who was driving. "I'm afraid there won't be any military stores."

"Then what should we do?" Sokov heard that there was no military store in this town and began to have difficulties: "Where can I buy gifts?"

"Misha, I remember there is a flower shop on the east side of the town." Asiya said, "How about we buy a bouquet of flowers and give it to my mother as a gift."

Sokov felt that Asiya's proposal was not very good. After all, it was a freezing winter, let alone whether there were flowers for sale in the flower shop. Even if there were, I'm afraid the price would be quite high. But in order not to spoil Asiya's interest,
Chapter completed!