André should have taken off the day after tomorrow, but he didn't seem to be ready for anything. I came back from the library in the evening and packed up for him, complaining that he didn't do anything.

I stuffed Andrei's large suitcase to the brim. Andrei helped me and muttered that his diploma would take a year to be awarded to him, and that I was in such a hurry to drive him away.

I was really in a hurry and said:

- "Andrey, you want to do nothing this year, do you? You don't think that if you get a doctorate from a second-rate Russian university next year and go back to work, you will have a smooth journey, right? You've had a good ride so far, but it has to be arranged according to your family. You go back and report to your father's office immediately, you still have to think more about work, don't embarrass your parents, and don't let David always teach you a lesson! ”

- "Now, I really don't need our family to teach me, Linna, haven't you been teaching me a lesson these days!" Andrei said.

- "Andrey: Maybe we grew up in different circumstances, but one thing I know is that there is no such thing as a free lunch in this world. You have to be 100% motivated to deal with your work! It's definitely not going to be easy for that firm to run it, and it's time for you to really get to know your father this time. I said.

- "I'm gone, what are you going to do?" My dear? Andrei asked

- "Haha, now that you think about it, you care about me?" Why didn't you care about me the year I first came to Moscow? …… I've been working here for three years, Andrey! Are you afraid I won't be able to live now? I thought, when you're gone, I'll get a job. …… By the way, you should leave quickly, now, but I earn money alone, the two of us spend, and you eat so much, I can't support you! I said with a smile.

- "Honey, it's okay to work, just don't look for a job like you used to, it's too tiring and too dangerous. Andrei said, putting his arm around me from behind.

- "You think that kind of job is easy to find?" I replied.

- "Linna, I can send you money after I work, so you don't have to work, you can study first, okay?" Andrei asked, kissing my hair

- "Then you have to work first, too?" Or we'll starve to death together? I laughed

Andrei stopped talking, he stroked my hair and after a while said:

- "Linna, give me time, trust me to arrange everything!" ”

- "Hmm! I believe. I said.

Andrei sent his car to the consignment shop.

When he came back, I complained to him: I first asked him to teach me to drive, but he didn't teach me and said that driving was not good for my health, so he simply wouldn't let me learn. Nowadays, I find myself really wasted, I can't drive, and I don't know how to cook much. As soon as Andre left, I was really uncomfortable!

Andre was justified, he said that he had been driving for ten years, and no one questioned how he drove except me. However, as long as I sat in his car, I didn't tell him how to drive, and I was stricter than the traffic police, which made him doubt whether he could drive.

Andrei seriously told me what amount of milk I should buy, telling me not to buy the wrong one.

I smiled and said, it turns out that milk is differentiated in this way, I said, the milk that Andre bought is delicious, and I don't know the reason now.

I was a little curious as to how Andre would know what kind of milk I liked to drink.

Andrei squinted at me and said, "Linna, do you know what you live on?"

I am not as reluctant to part with Andre as he is. I seem to be more worried about how well he will adapt to work when he returns. However, I'm just worrying about it. If there is really any problem, I can't help him at all, out of sight and out of mind, it's better to not know it.

I wanted to see Andre off at the airport, but he disagreed, saying that he would have to worry about me coming back so far alone. I put Andre in a taxi at the campus gate.

He said that he left me in the dormitory for the money from the sale of the car.

I went back to my room and saw a large envelope on the table, which was supposed to be the money from the sale of the car that Andre had said. I opened it and saw that it was $40,000. I knew that this was not the money from the sale of the car at all, and Andrei left me all his money. With my current standard of living, the $40,000 is enough for me to easily live for two years.