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Chapter 2683

The drama Anna follows is called "The Dandy Boy". The protagonist Igor is a second-generation rich man who lives a rich life but is spiritually empty. His overwhelmed wealthy father has to send him to work in the police station, hoping that he can change. His mother's suicide has always been a knot in Igor's heart. Everything he has experienced in his police career makes him begin to face his confusion, pursue the mysterious family history, and start revenge.

The main plot of the first season is Igor's investigation into the truth of his mother's murder, and his love story with female police officer Vika is just interspersed in it.

In the second season, a new female character, Katya, appears. She is the daughter of Igor's father's murderer. But at the end of the season, Igor learns from Katya's father that the real murderer of his parents is Fischer, and the two become friends.

The content of the second and third seasons mainly revolves around the emotional experiences of Igor, Vika and Katya.

Sokov originally thought that in today's finale, Igor would choose the woman he loved most from the two to be his wife, but he didn't expect that he and Vika would both die under Katya's gun. Such a plot really surprised Sokov.

"Anna," Sokov waited for Anna to finish speaking, then asked curiously, "I remember in the first two episodes, Katya was willing to follow Igor and Vika into the bank to steal the villain's evidence and find out the truth about Igor's mother's murder. Why did she shoot Igor in the end?"

"The plot twist happened after we entered the bank." Anna said to Sokov, "After the three of them sneaked into the bank under the cover of night, they were surrounded by the villain Fisher and his men. After some communication, Katya realized that the father killed by Fisher was not her biological father; the Fisher she wanted to kill was her biological father..."

Sokov was confused when he heard this, and he interrupted Anna: "Anna, wait a minute. You said that the villain Fisher is Katya's biological father. What's going on?"

"Many years ago, around the time Igor's mother was killed, Katya's adoptive father caused a car accident and wanted to kill Fischer's wife and daughter, but at the last moment, he changed his mind, saved Katya, and raised her as his own daughter." Anna explained: "Katya's adoptive father was shot by Fischer in the melee, and on his deathbed, he told the truth. Igor took advantage of Fischer's distraction, snatched the gun, and shot him to death, avenging his parents. Katya may have been stimulated by what happened one after another, so she also picked up a gun and shot Igor, and when Vika helped Igor as a bullet, the bullet that passed through her body hit Igor again, and both of them fell in a pool of blood."

"This screenwriter's imagination is really huge." Sokov shook his head after listening to the story and said, "Such a ridiculous plot can actually be written."

"Misha, do you think there will be a fourth season of this drama?" Anna looked at Sokov and said with tears in her eyes, "If there is a fourth season, will Igor and Vika be resurrected?"

Anna had a reason for asking this question. Igor had a childhood friend who died unjustly in the first season, but was inexplicably resurrected in the second season and became the villain of the season, opposing Igor everywhere. Fortunately, the law caught up with him and he died in the end because of his many evil deeds.

Since Igor's childhood friend can be resurrected, then resurrecting Igor and Vika does not seem to be a problem: "I think if this show is really going to have a fourth season, at least one of Igor and Vika must be resurrected."

"What? Only one person can be resurrected?" Anna was obviously dissatisfied with Sokov's answer: "Why can't both of them be resurrected?"

"The relationship between Igor and Vika has been going on for three seasons since the first season. If Vika is resurrected, the subsequent plot will be difficult to unfold." Sokov said to himself: "If I were the screenwriter, I would resurrect Igor. Although Vika is dead, she left behind a daughter. Although the show does not specify whether the child is Daxiong's or Igor's, I think it should be Igor's child."

  When Sokov said this, he was thinking to himself, if he were to go back to the 1940s, could he write such a bloody script to see if the audience of that era would accept it? But then he changed his mind and decided not to. In that era, not to mention televisions, I'm afraid that only a few families had radios. It's impossible to broadcast such a bloody plot on the radio, right?

"Misha, when do you think the fourth season will be aired?"

Sokov thought to himself that the first season of the show was broadcast in 2014, the second season in 2016, and the third season in 2018, which means that the fourth season will not be broadcast until 2020 at the earliest: "I think if nothing unexpected happens, the fourth season will not be broadcast until 2020."

"Ah, we have to wait so long." Anna seemed unhappy: "It would be great if the fourth season could be broadcast within this year, so that I can know whether Igor and Vika survived, and what happened to Katya who shot them."

"Oh, what a pity, what a pity."

Hearing Sokov suddenly sigh, Anna asked curiously: "Misha, why are you sighing?"

“I feel so poor.”

"We are discussing a TV series. What does it have to do with whether you are poor or not?"

"Of course it matters," Sokov said jokingly, "If I were a billionaire, I could pay the screenwriter of this show to come here, have him write the content of the fourth season according to your ideas, and then arrange for the crew to shoot it in the shortest time possible."

Anna, who was originally depressed, couldn't help but burst out laughing after hearing what Sokov said: "You are dreaming, you are a billionaire, you can only have a few hundred thousand dollars, that's the best. If you had hundreds of millions of dollars, you probably wouldn't buy this house of Lyuba's, but buy those villas in the rich area. Also, the people around you at that time are all rich girls, I'm afraid they won't look down on me."

Sokov pinched his chin and thought to himself: Others who traveled through time either brought systems or space, but I have nothing. If I hadn't happened to be familiar with the history of the Great Patriotic War and had good luck, I would have died in the war years. After returning to the present, there is no system, otherwise I might have had a chance to become rich enough to rival a country.

After coaxing Anna to sleep, Sokov went to the study again and carefully read the diary of the landlord's grandfather to see what happened to them after they returned to Moscow from Europe.

Although she did not mention herself in her diary, she recorded in detail the problems caused by food shortages. Their first child was born in September 1947 and died of malnutrition in February of the following year. In the next five years, the landlord's grandmother was unable to have children. It was not until the second half of 9, when the food supply returned to normal, that she became pregnant again, leaving the landlord's father behind.

Sokov closed the diary and sighed inwardly. Before he returned to the modern era, he already knew that Karina had her own child, due in June 1946, and he didn't know if the child survived the famine. In addition, Lida told him that when she met Kopalova in the 6s, she had a child who looked a bit like him, so he should be his child, but he didn't know where he was now.

He remembered that Kopalova worked for Izvestia, so he quickly turned on his computer to check if the newspaper still existed. Fortunately, the information he found reassured him that the newspaper still existed despite the changes in history. As long as the newspaper still existed, he should be able to find a person.

The next day at work, Sokov was sitting in the store chatting with Lena.

A colleague who was on good terms with him suddenly came in and said to Sokov, "Xiao Lin, my friend from the other street called me and said that there is a group of police officers checking IDs in the market. To avoid trouble, you should close the shop and go home."

But Sokov sat there without moving. Instead, he asked, "Where are the police checking IDs?" After his colleague told him where the police were, he continued, "They are checking people in the office area. After that, they may go into the street and check the identities of every store owner. You should close the shop and go home."

The plan that Sokov discussed with Victoria last night was to have her take people to check Wang Juntao's office area. There were many thugs there, most of whom were extremely vicious criminals with criminal records. They were all Wang Juntao's minions to deal with Chinese merchants. These people had one thing in common: they were basically illegal residents without legal identities. If they were checked, they would be found out.

"Don't worry," Sokov comforted him, "We're only investigating the gang's office area, which is far away from here. There's nothing to be afraid of. You should just keep your mind at ease and do your business. Don't worry about nothing and scare yourself."

Although Sokov looked calm, the colleague was still skeptical: "He really won't come to our place?"

"Don't worry, it won't happen." Sokov raised his hand and patted the other person on the back, "Go back to work."

After the colleague returned, he felt uneasy and called his friend to find out what was going on there: "Hey, how is it going there? Have the police started to come into the store to check your passports?"

"No, they only checked our IDs in the office area, arrested a group of thugs without legal identities, and then left. They didn't check our identities at all."

Although my colleagues didn't know what had happened, they knew from their friends' stories that the police would not come here, and they felt much more at ease.

At this time, Sokov also received a call. After seeing the caller ID, he quickly got up and walked into the inner room before pressing the answer button: "Vika, are you guys packing up?"

"Huh?! How did you know?"

Sokov smiled faintly, "As long as there is a policeman in the market and he sees your people, he will inform his relatives and friends of the news. It won't be long before all the Chinese people in the market know about it."

"Oh, so that's how it is. No wonder you knew we had already withdrawn."

"How's it going? The harvest is not small, right?"

"Well, we arrested more than 20 people. Not only did they not have passports, but after checking, we found that they all had criminal records. There were even two people who had been in prison for seven or eight years. According to relevant records, they should have been deported after they were released from prison. I don't know how they showed up."

As for how the two deported people reappeared in Moscow, Sokov actually knew the reason: "It's not easy to enter the country. You can find someone who looks similar to you and apply for a passport and visa under his identity, and then you can enter the country openly."

Victoria had never known what Sokov was talking about. She was surprised when she heard it: "So it can be operated this way?"

In fact, even if Sokov didn't say anything about this, once Victoria and the others returned to the police station and interrogated them, they would tell the truth all at once. It would be better to tell her in advance so that she would remember a favor. "Yes, in your eyes, foreigners all look the same, so it's not difficult to get away with it."

"Misha," Victoria hesitated for a moment, then said, "I want to give you a key to the house."

"Why did you give me the key?" Sokov asked in confusion.

"You know what I do." Victoria explained, "I'm so busy at work every day that I don't know when I can go home. My great-grandmother has been talking about you these past two days. If she can't see you, she won't be able to sleep well at night. So I'm going to give you a key so that you can go to my house and chat with her when it's convenient for you."

In fact, Sokov also wanted to have more contact with Lida, so that he would have the opportunity to obtain more useful information. He quickly nodded and agreed to the other party's proposal: "Where are you? I'll come to find you?"

"I'm in the parking lot west of the market." Victoria looked around while making the call and continued, "There's a free bus to another market nearby."

"I know where it is," said Sokov. "I can get it in five minutes."

"Okay, I'll wait for you for five minutes."

After Sokov hung up the phone, he said to Lena in the store: "I have to go out for something. If anyone wants to see me, let him call me."

"Ok."

Sokov rushed to the parking lot Victoria mentioned as quickly as possible.

As he was looking around, he suddenly heard someone calling him. He turned around and saw Victoria getting out of a private car, which was the same car he saw outside the unit that day. He asked curiously, "Vika, why didn't you take the police car? When I came here, I was looking for the police car."

"I asked them to go back first." Victoria took out a key from her pocket and handed it over. "I was worried that when you came to see me, you would be seen by those people in the car. Maybe they would cause trouble for you again in the future."

"Vika, you are very thoughtful." If Victoria hadn't said it, Sokov would have almost forgotten that if he met Victoria here and was seen by Wang Juntao's men, they would naturally understand that he was behind the surprise inspection today, and they might think of more insidious tricks to deal with him in the future. So he said gratefully: "Thank you for saving me from unnecessary trouble."

"Misha, if you want to say thank you, I should be the one to say thank you." Victoria said, "My great-grandmother's mental state has been getting worse in the past six months, but since she met you, I feel that her physical condition is getting better. Maybe after a while, she will be able to go out for a walk alone."