Becoming a Russian Oligarch After Rebirth
Chapter 669: A Magical Day_1

Chapter 669: Chapter 669: A Magical Day_1

Under the "enthusiastic" farewell of Chief Liudmila, Wang Ye, Nalan Yaqi, and Millie left the police station together.

As expected, Xie Liaosha and his team were waiting outside the police station in two cars.

Seeing them come out, Xie Liaosha quickly stepped forward to greet them.

"Boss, if you didn’t come out soon, I would have broken in!"

He wasn’t joking, and even if he did break in, he wouldn’t break any law.

After Wang Ye was elected congressman, he used his connections to get Xie Liaosha special documents from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. They are now special security personnel responsible for protecting national officials, holding a legitimate "license to kill"!

If there’s a conflict with the police, even if someone is shot dead, there would be no trouble...

Wang Ye laughed, "It was just a small thing; no need to make a big fuss."

They were speaking in Russian. Nalan Yaqi could understand, but Millie and others couldn’t...

After coming to Moscow, today is probably the day when Millie and others truly realized the importance of learning the language.

Fortunately, Wang Ye turned to Millie and the others and said in Chinese, "Get in the car. Do you want to continue shopping in Weidenghan, or go back to school? I’ll drive you."

Just in time, Xie Liaosha had also brought over Wang Ye’s Volvo.

They squeezed a bit, and there was enough room for all of them in the car, partly because Millie and the others were all slim girls.

After getting into the car, Millie gathered the courage and whispered, "We...better go back to school. I don’t want to be taken to the police station again."

Wang Ye laughed, "You don’t need to worry about that, I can assure you, at least for today, there should be no one checking passports in Weidenghan. You can shop without worries."

Quite clearly, this police station was responsible for security in Weidenghan.

But now, the police station staff had no mood to patrol or check passports.

They were probably starting an emergency meeting to discuss how to report the incident to the city police!

Hearing Wang Ye’s assurance, Millie was somewhat incredulous.

Remembering what had happened at the police station, she blurted out, "You...you’re not a student, are you?"

Obviously, if Wang Ye was just an ordinary student studying abroad, he wouldn’t have received the treatment he did.

Actually, Millie had been racking her brain to guess Wang Ye’s identity.

Could he be the child of some high-ranking official in China ...

Even so, that shouldn’t carry much weight in Moscow, let alone scare the director into sweating and shaking in fear.

However, she couldn’t guess what kind of identity Wang Ye had that could scare the police officers so much.

Wang Ye just smiled, keeping silent.

Nalan Yaqi, who was in the passenger seat, seemed to want to say something. She looked at Wang Ye, asking if she could shed light on things.

Wang Ye nodded and started the car, heading towards Weidenghan.

He had not completed his "incognito" visit for the day yet...

...

Getting Wang Ye’s approval, Nalan Yaqi explained to Millie and others:

"We haven’t told you, Misha is not a student studying abroad, or even a Chinese."

Millie and the others widened their eyes with confusion, hardly believing what she said.

Whether it was Wang Ye’s appearance or the proficiency of his Mandarin, even with a bit of a local accent.

He just looked like a typical Chinese!

So why would this senior student say he isn’t Chinese...

Nalan Yaqi of course knew their disbelief, so she continued to explain: "His full name is Mikhail!"

She paused to allow Millie and others to digest it.

But unfortunately, there was no reaction. Clearly, they didn’t know what the name "Mikhail" meant...

Which is understandable; they had just arrived in Moscow, and had yet to master basic conversational Russian.

Of course, they wouldn’t know about the dynamics within the Russian Political Circle.

They probably only had heard of Puding...

Nalan Yaqi had to continue, "Misha, or Mikhail, is Chinese-Russian. His father is Chinese and his mother is Russian, so he speaks both Chinese and Russian very well."

This only explains why Wang Ye looks so Chinese, but it cannot explain why the police were so "afraid" of him.

Luckily, Nalan Yaqi continued.

"In addition, he is indeed a university student...but at the same time, he is also the vice speaker of the Russian National Duma and the director of the National Economic Commission!"

Millie and the others might not fully understand the importance of these positions, but just by hearing the names, especially starting with "national", they got a sense of it...

Looking at Nalan Yaqi, who seemed serious and not joking.

Then turning to look at Wang Ye, who was driving the car, Millie and the others find it hard to believe that a seemingly young man in his early twenties, even a peer, could hold such high positions in national units?!

Moreover, judging by the police chief’s reaction at the station, this young man’s "official" position seemed to be quite big!

For a moment, they didn’t know what to say.

What a magical day it had been...

...

For Millie and others, perhaps today’s experiences will leave a deep impression, especially once they really learn about Wang Ye’s identity...

But for Wang Ye, it was just a small interlude, nothing more.

It was even a pleasant surprise, as it gave him an excuse and opportunity to intervene in the police system!

As a matter of fact, two years ago, Wang Ye had deliberately and unintentionally began to layout within the Moscow police system.

Within this system, Wang Ye had two old acquaintances, one was Novich of the large market police station, and the other was Flammie, who is now the deputy director of the city police!

At present, it could be sure that Flammie was completely on Wang Ye’s side.

Because his promotion was basically based on Wang Ye’s help and in others’ eyes, Flammie was also regarded as a part of Mikhail’s faction.

Yes, Wang Ye now had the qualifications to "set up a standalone force"!

As Wang Ye continued his operations, he would gather a force that could not be ignored, spreading across politics and business!

When he first became a congressman, Wang Ye had to be more cautious, not wanting to attract too much attention.

After all, a small congressman, starting to cultivate his followers and draw faction force, what was he trying to do?

But after becoming Vice Speaker, his position allowed him to have a group of subordinates to cheer for him.

Now, doing so wouldn’t arouse suspicion from others.