Struggle in Russia

Ulanov stared at Valentin Grigorievich with wide eyes. He had no idea why the "loyal" old butler treated him like this.

He asked himself whether he was worthy of the other party. If it weren't for his trust and promotion, this old man would have died of exhaustion in the fields like other serfs.

Valentin Grigorievich pinched his neck and asked calmly: "Are you surprised why I did this? I believe you must have many questions in your stomach. Don't worry, I will slowly explain it. You explained, but before that, take a look at your wife, children and the money you have worked so hard to save. You will say goodbye to them in a while, so take a quick look at them, because you I’ll never see them again!”

Just as Valentin Grigorievich was speaking, a group of fierce Cossacks came over and without saying a word, they pulled Ulanov's wife and children out of the carriage, tied them tightly and threw them On horseback, he ransacked his property and swept away all his wealth.

During this period, none of the servants and guards chose to resist. They all chose to sit and watch, which made Ulanov's lungs explode with anger.

"Don't worry, I won't kill your wife and children. I'm different from you. I'm a human being, not an animal. I won't kill women and children indiscriminately. I will sell them to Turkey, which is very interested in Russian ladies. You My wife will be entertained, and as for your son, he may work to death in a ravine, or he may be sent to a black coal mine as a hard worker, and the rest of his life will be very fulfilling!"

Ulanov's expression became extremely grim. It was obvious that the old housekeeper's revenge was very sharp. If nothing else, the fate of his wife and children would be worrying. But what he is most worried about now is not them but himself. It is conceivable that if his wife and children are treated like this, he will probably be even worse!

Valentin Grigorievich smiled and said: "Don't worry, I already said I won't kill you. What's the point of killing you? You'll die in one fell swoop. It only hurts so much. This It’s too cheap for you. I’m going to make you suffer, torture you slowly, and make you live in pain for the rest of your life. Only then can I feel more comfortable!”

Ulanov's eyes widened. Not only was he worried about his own fate, but more importantly, he still didn't understand where Valentin Grigorievich had such hatred for him and wanted to torture him like this. ?

"Where does the hatred come from?" Valentin Grigorievich said through gritted teeth: "Do you still remember my father? He has worked for you all his life and is loyal to you, but what about you? Just because of one A little thing broke his arms and legs, leaving him freezing to death in the ice and snow!"

"And my sister, you, a scumbag, played with her wantonly, got her pregnant, and then inhumanely aborted her, causing her to bleed to death! The reason was that she was not worthy of giving birth to your child! And my beloved Na Tasha, that angelic girl was also ruined by you!"

"You are a scumbag who destroyed the person I love most in my life, and you have no intention of repenting at all, and you are still showing off proudly! Oh, you think you can control our destiny, you think the serfs are just playthings in your hands, you think Never accept punishment?"

Valentin Grigorievich's arms became harder and harder, pinching Ulanov until he rolled his eyes. Just when Ulanov was about to die, he suddenly let go again.

Cough cough cough!

The air suddenly rushed into Ulanov's lungs, causing him to cough violently. He looked at Valentin Grigorievich in horror. He never thought that he had done so many things to hurt the other party.

If he had remembered this, even if he were killed, he would not believe Valentin Grigorievich!

"Haha, the long-lost dusty memory has awakened!" Valentin Grigorievich smiled sinisterly: "I know you have forgotten this a long time ago, how could a noble person like you remember it? Where are some humble serfs? To you, serfs are just like ants and flies. They are just swatted to death with a wave of your hand. They are not worth mentioning at all, and there is no need to remember them! Now I believe you will never forget them. I’m talking about these serfs, because your life was ruined at the hands of another serf. Is it painful? Regret? Hahahaha!”

Valentin Grigorievich laughed maniacally, which made him look extremely ferocious, but none of the people watching felt fear, and some only had sympathy and pity.

No matter who suffered the same torture as Valentin Grigorievich, he deserves sympathy, especially because he could endure it for so long and finally gave Ulanov a fatal blow. This is so admirable!

Valentin Grigorievich vented fiercely, and then suddenly calmed down. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com He asked Voronin and Milanchuk: "Are you two just going to do it? Don’t you have anything to say?”

The latter two were a little dumbfounded and did not understand what Valentin Grigorievich meant. This forced the old man to open the skylight and speak frankly: "Tell me, whose people are you? Are you Nakhimov's people?" You are still from Dmitry Milyutin, I let you watch so many good shows along the way, you must show some expression!"

Only then did Voronin and Miranchuk realize that the other party had known that they were young men for a long time. The reason why they were brought here was to let them watch the show. Damn it, isn't this old man too scary?

The two brothers smiled sadly and said: "Well, we work for Colonel Anton, Colonel he..."

"Colonel Anton?" Valentin Grigorievich smiled and said: "It turns out he was the one who followed us all the way! Okay, although his status is a bit low, he is also a human being, and he is enough Smart! Please invite him over to talk!"

Voronin and Milanchuk were stunned, wondering what the old man meant and what he said? What else is there to say?

Valentin Grigorievich shook his head and said disdainfully: "Forget it, you don't understand anything, just invite the colonel over and tell him that I have a deal to discuss with him! "

Anton was also a little surprised. He had some vague guesses but was not sure. However, he had determined that the old housekeeper was definitely one of the smartest people. He had to be particularly careful when negotiating deals with smart people like him.

"You have a deal to discuss with me?"

Valentin Grigorievich nodded, pointed at Ulanov who was curled up on the ground and said: "I know your goal is him, but I don't know whether you want to die or live?"

Anton's mind was racing and he immediately replied: "I believe we all want to live, don't we?"