Steel Soviet Union

Nominally, he was going back to arrange a marriage for himself, but Malashenko still had one more thing to do on the way - the marriage of a Slavic superman. {What? You don’t know yet|Read COM, read the chapters without mistakes|Hurry up and Google them}

"By the way, your father still doesn't agree with your marriage to Emily? I remember you said last time that your mother had agreed?"

Sitting on the train back to Alsim's hometown, Malashenko, who had promised to resolve Alsim's marriage, did not forget this incident.

Alsim, who was getting more and more attached to the German sister, didn't know what possessed him. He killed an entire row of people on the battlefield without blinking an eye, but he became like steel in front of this old woman who was older than him. Warm man.

But it's not a bad thing. The political commissar has been observing the woman named Emily and found nothing unusual.

A background check on this woman in her hometown in East Prussia did not turn up any problems. She was just the director of the Chun Chunyi Orphanage. However, in the early years, she was caught by the Gestapo who were like mad dogs biting everywhere. They suspected that she had participated in the German Communist Movement and had an affair with the Soviet Union. She was a spy and wanted to use her to boost her performance.

Fortunately, old friends with background helped to testify, and a lot of money was stuffed into her account to smoothen the relationship and manage her affairs. Finally, she was rescued from the hands of the money-minded Gestapo.

Malashenko felt relieved that Alsim married such a woman.

Anyway, East Prussia will soon no longer be called East Prussia, and Emily will naturally become a Soviet. The only problem now is that Alsim's family does not agree with this matter.

Now that he heard Comrade Commander asked about this matter again, Alsim, who was quite concerned, nodded and replied.

"Well, now only my father disagrees. My mother hopes that I can get married as soon as possible, as long as I think it's okay. But the old man is very stubborn and won't agree with anything. He even scolded me in the letter. Like a dog, Sulovchenko couldn’t even read home letters for me.”

"All right."

Malashenko, who was so amused that he almost couldn't hold it back, luckily the city was deep enough, so he suppressed his laughter and then continued to speak.

"Then leave this matter to me. After you get off the car, go back and check out your father's story. I still have some official business to deal with here. I'll be there in a few hours."

Malashenko thinks that you, the old man, don’t sell your son’s face, so you have to give me, the lieutenant general, some face, right?

But what Malashenko didn’t expect was that he got off the train and transferred to the bus all the way to Alsim’s house a few hours later.

As soon as he entered the village and walked into Alsim's yard, before he could even enter the door, he heard waves of yelling and the sound of objects being thrown roaring out of the house.

"You little bastard, you still have the nerve to come back to see me! Do you want to marry a naughty woman and give me a litter of naughty little naughties!? I'm telling you, don't even think about it! Get out of here! If you don't get out, I'll shoot you with a shotgun. Rotten your ass!”

""

Malashenko, who was frowning, did not expect that things would reach this point, and he did not expect that something would happen in the next second.

boom--

It wasn't the sound of a gun being fired, but the sound of Alsim being kicked hard on the butt. He didn't dare to stand up straight, but was kicked out by his own father.

A lieutenant general, a major, and an angry old man who was grabbed by the old woman's arm and repeatedly tried to dissuade them. The scene between these people was very awkward for a time.

In the end, it was Alsim's father, old Alsim, who was the first to react. Realizing his gaffe, he hurried forward and took the initiative to smile at Malashenko.

"Comrade General, are you the leader of this bastard? I am here to teach him a lesson."

I taught my son a lesson as a matter of course, but Malashenko certainly wouldn't say anything more. He just smiled and took the gifts that the guard behind him was carrying, and raised his hand to the old man one by one.

"Hello, uncle, I am Lieutenant General Malashenko, the old army commander of Alsim. I came here specifically to visit you. This is a gift for your family."

"Ah, here, Comrade General, please come in quickly, please come in quickly! Old woman! Go and prepare the food and drinks, and bring out the meat and wine!"

The most indispensable thing for hunters is wine and meat. Although old Alsim is getting older and can no longer do as much as he did when he was young, there is still no problem in carrying a shotgun to hunt for herbivores and coming back.

After hearing this, Malashenko did not refuse, and immediately walked into the house carrying his things.

Seeing that the comrade general had entered the house, old Alsim, who was standing at the door, glared fiercely at his son who was covering his buttocks and at a loss.

"You little bastard, why don't you come into the house!? Are you standing there waiting to be a target for me? If you neglect the chief, don't come back to this house!"

"But you just told me to get out."

"You still say!? The little bastard wants to be shot, right?"

""

Malashenko, who had already sat at the dining table in the house, was watching the appetizers and large plates of meat that Arsim's mother put on the table with a smile.

While listening to the yelling and screaming of the two men outside the house, even using "guns", I couldn't help but sigh that "the family tradition is simple, the father is kind and the son is filial."

When the old man led the major's son, who was beaten and scolded, to sit down at the table, Malashenko, who didn't care about drinking and eating, had already spoken first.

"Uncle, in addition to visiting you specifically, I also want to represent my superiors and talk to you about Comrade Alsim's marriage."

"Marriage?"

The old man was shocked when he heard this and stared at his bastard boy. He couldn't see any cause and effect, so he hurriedly spoke to Malashenko subconsciously and in a panic.

"Comrade General, don't be like this little bastard. He was just confused for a moment and was fascinated by that naughty woman. I promise you that I can definitely educate him! His nature is definitely not bad, it's just——"

Seeing that the old man had misunderstood, Malashenko smiled in return and spoke without waiting for the old man to finish.

"Uncle, you misunderstood. Things are not what you think."

"These are political review materials and background investigation reports. Regarding Comrade Alsim's marriage, the organization has reviewed and approved it."

"Emily is also an excellent lesbian. She has never had any record of having an affair with a Nazi, nor has she had any criminal record or bad habits. I can assure you that she is innocent, and this is her experience After a long period of observation and testing.”

"She is currently serving in the Leader's Army. As a medical staff, she has treated quite a few of our comrades. She has proven herself with practical actions and is worthy of the title of comrade."

"The relevant procedures are already in progress. Soon Comrade Emily will become a real Soviet and our compatriot. In addition, I can also tell you in advance that East Prussia will also join the Soviet Union soon. "

"So no matter what, Comrade Alsim is now working with outstanding like-minded lesbians to reach an important milestone in each other's lives."

"As his old army commander, I agree with this marriage. I also hope that as a father, you can help them and understand the love that this couple forged during the war years."