Becoming a Russian Oligarch After Rebirth
Chapter 1000 - 900: The Change is Too Big

Chapter 1000: Chapter 900: The Change is Too Big

The plane came to a steady halt, and the cabin door was opened.

Wang Ye’s tall and robust figure appeared at the cabin door, with Angelina quickly walking towards him, followed by Natalia.

Just as he descended the gangway, Angelina had already thrown herself into Wang Ye’s embrace, where they hugged tightly.

Behind Wang Ye, Nova, and behind Angelina, Natalia, looked helplessly at the two clinging to each other for so long and then followed suit with a warm embrace themselves.

They were already very familiar with each other, and Natalia treated Nova like her own little sister.

After a while, Wang Ye finally let go of Angelina. He greeted Natalia and then turned his head, smiling, and said, "Let’s get in the car first, it’s quite windy and a bit cold here on the apron."

Indeed, Wang Ye was only wearing a suit with a cashmere coat over it and thin suit trousers, which was fine indoors, in the car, or on the plane, because there was plenty of heating.

But standing on the apron, being blown by the cold wind for a while, he felt like he was going to "freeze through"...

After speaking, Wang Ye couldn’t help shivering.

Angelina, on the other hand, was dressed warmly, draped in a glossy fur coat and wearing a fluffy fur hat on her head, which looked very cozy.

She quickly pulled Wang Ye towards the line of cars, saying with concern as they walked, "It’s all my fault; I forgot to bring you a thick coat. Hurry and get in the car, don’t catch a cold."

Nova rolled her eyes from behind—her sister seemed like she had not seen her at all from the beginning to this point, and still hadn’t spoken a word to her...

But she didn’t dare say anything, after all, the "Boss" was ahead!

Natalia wasn’t shy, quickly stepping forward to walk alongside Wang Ye, affectionately linking his arm and joking, "Misha isn’t that frail. Feel the muscles on this arm. They’re very firm!"

This wasn’t an exaggeration; Wang Ye was naturally in good shape.

Even with his busy schedule, he consistently exercised for at least an hour every day, and when he had time, he went to that security base in the suburbs of Moscow for high-intensity training under the guidance of a physical training expert.

Basic combat techniques and shooting were also part of the training.

The effects of long-term persistence were clearly visible, and Wang Ye couldn’t even remember the last time he had been sick.

It seemed like since he came to Moscow in 2001, he had never really been sick!

Angelina didn’t go to pinch the muscles on Wang Ye’s arm because there was no need; she knew more about how tough Wang Ye was than Natalia did...

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Once in the car, Wang Ye began to feel warmer.

Aside from the Land Rover Range Rover that Natalia drove herself, there were two other security personnel vehicles that came for the pickup. They got into the black Range Rover, which, according to Natalia, was her recently acquired new car!

Since the car hadn’t been turned off, the inside was much warmer compared to the outside.

Natalia drove, Nova sat in the passenger seat, and the seats in the back were naturally reserved for Wang Ye and Angelina.

The two security vehicles sandwiched the Range Rover, one in front and one behind, and the three cars left the airport in a single file, speeding towards the city center.

Looking out through the window, Wang Ye watched the scenery outside.

The Crimean landscape had transformed dramatically in the past two years; even Wang Ye, who visited periodically, always noticed some new changes.

Although strict environmental requirements meant that massive construction and demolition were not allowed in the city center of Simferopol, partial reconstruction was underway.

Especially those old residential buildings in prime locations, they were essentially bought up by the Crimean Investment Company as part of their version of "urban village transformation"...

The displaced residents were compensated with a considerable amount of money (relative to Crimean incomes) and new apartments of the same size as their old homes.

However, these new apartment buildings were located slightly farther away, on the outskirts of Simferopol.

But this posed no issue since Simferopol was a rather small city with a low residential population.

Even with the expansions, the overall scale of the city was still not very large.

For those residents in the outskirts, driving to the city center only took about ten minutes, so the displaced residents were delighted to move into their new homes with their compensation money.

And those who weren’t relocated were incredibly envious, jealous, and resentful...

The land bought by the Crimean Investment Company was developed into shopping centers, major hotels, office buildings, and upscale apartments.

However, these projects weren’t intended for local residents but were rather designed to accommodate an increasing number of tourists and the imminent influx of international capital following the implementation of the Free Trade Port Policy...

Similarly, this situation was also unfolding in Yalta.

However, in Yalta, the focus was more on holiday resorts and hotel projects, and since there were fewer indigenous people, almost all properties in the old city and near the coastline were purchased by the company.

It wasn’t just about buying half of Yalta anymore; it was more like the entire Yalta had been bought!

The original residents were relocated to new living areas further from the picturesque seaside areas, all to newly constructed residential buildings, elevator-equipped apartments, all completely furnished...

Honestly, when it came to relocation compensation, the Crimean Investment Company was indeed very generous!