I called Sergey and thanked him for sending Andrei back.

Sergey said on the phone: I want Andrey to concentrate on preparing for the defense! I wish him all the best...... He actually likes Andre quite a bit. Finally, Sergey said, Lina we are friends!

This is the first time I've heard Sergey say that he and I are friends!

In all fairness, in terms of my relationship with Sergei, it seems that there is no basis for becoming friends.

I never seemed to intend to be friends with Sergei, the leader! Friends have to be equal, right? But Sergey and I have always had an unequal relationship between superiors and subordinates!

What I know about Sergei is limited to the work level. I have a good impression of him because I appreciate his outstanding leadership skills. And I feel like he's just treating all of us.

To be honest, if possible, I would like to work under Sergei for the rest of my life. In the years that followed, I experienced all kinds of leadership, but none of them could compare with Sergei.

As for Sergei's private life, it is a mystery for all of us. Don't talk about me, even Anton and Katya barely know about him.

I just accidentally learned that he spoke German and liked Chinese food.

We know almost nothing about Sergei's other personal likes and dislikes.

Even Roman, who had been with him for three years, failed to find Sergei's weakness, and I couldn't imagine Sergei's inner appeal and predict his bottom line.

I think most people feel the same way I do. Sergey is indeed a bit mysterious to everyone.

Later, to my unexpectedness, this mysterious Sergei became the most important friend in my life.

Putting down the phone, I said to Andrei: Sergey also said that he likes you, he doesn't even know that you don't like him!

Andrei Says:

- "I never said that I don't like Sergei...... This Sergey doesn't just feel likeable! ”

André also asked me about my work.

I say:

- "Ancestor! Can you be a little less nosy. As long as you pass the defense, Roman will never let you enter the country, and I don't care. Let them live or die in our company. You've been doing your best these days to prepare for the defense. If you want to pass this defense, I don't think Roman will be the first to clean me up!"

Andrei's defense went very well.

After the defense, André and I hosted a banquet for his mentor and Hans to thank them for all they had been doing for André.

At this time, I learned that Andrei came to study in Russia, and it was all arranged by his brother David.

The deputy dean of our college, André's mentor, obtained a doctorate in economics from the University of Heidelberg, and his classmate was also David's teacher, who is now the head of the economics department at the University of Heidelberg, and he recommended André to his classmates.

Now, I understand why Andre chose a college like ours instead of going to Moto University or the Academy of Finance.

At this moment, I remembered what Daric said: Andrey's family arranged everything for him.

I said to myself - it seemed that in Andrei's life, I was the only one who appeared by accident.