"No, no." Sokov hurriedly waved his hands and said, "We just came back today to visit Asiya's parents. Wearing a military uniform is a bit too ostentatious, so I didn't wear it."

"Oh, that's it. I thought you had changed careers." Damana looked particularly happy to see Asiya and Sokov, and she naturally talked a lot more: "Asiya, Nina has a day off today.

, if you don’t work in the bakery, you can see her when you go home.”

"Asiya," Sokov thought that he was going to meet his father-in-law and mother-in-law, and obviously couldn't go empty-handed, so he said to Asiya: "Let's buy a bouquet of flowers from Aunt Damana first."

"Okay, Misha." Asiya nodded and asked, "What flowers do you want to buy?"

Sokov poked his head in and took a look. There were quite a lot of flowers in the pavilion. Roses were not suitable, so he couldn't buy them. Carnations are usually given as gifts to mothers in China, but in Russia they are often used to visit graves, so they must be too.

He couldn't buy it. After looking around, his eyes stopped on the sunflower in the corner of the pavilion, which is the national flower of Russia. He pointed towards the sunflower with his hand and said, "Asia, let's buy sunflowers."

Naturally, Asiya would not object to Sokov's proposal, so she said to Damana: "Aunt Damana, please bring me a bouquet of sunflowers. I want to take it home."

"Okay, okay, I'll get it for you right now." Damanna said, entered the pavilion, went directly to the place where the sunflowers were placed, picked out a few of the most beautiful sunflowers, bandaged them and handed them to

Asked Asiya: "Here, Asiya, take it back and give it to your mother."

Seeing that Asiya was about to pay, she waved her hands and said: "Since you and your wife are back to visit your parents, they will definitely invite me and the old man to dinner, so just treat it as a gift from me, no money required."
Chapter completed!