Oshanin's words made me feel embarrassed and mad. I scolded in my heart, hell, I finally mustered up the courage to come to see Oshanin instead of the real Leda, but he didn't know him, didn't he say that he loved Leda the most, how everyone stood in front of him, but he didn't want to recognize him, is there something hidden in it?

Just as I was thinking about it, Oshanen, who was standing across from me, took off his large-brimmed hat from his head. I was immediately startled when I saw him take off his hat, and in the middle of his thick hair, there was a bald slap in the middle, and there was a long scar on the exposed scalp.

Oshanin waited for me to see clearly, then put on his military hat again, and said to me apologetically: "Comrade General, you have seen it all, I have suffered a heavy blow to the head in the battle, and after waking up in the hospital in the rear, I found that my memory was blank, except for a few memories of the war, I did not remember anything else. ”

It turned out to be amnesia, and while I was shocked, I also had a hint of happiness, since Oshanin no longer remembered Lida, then I didn't have to worry about the possibility of goofs. Spend the night in Syzlan tonight, and tomorrow you can justifiably go to the city of Togliatti to visit Alik in the children's home.

Seeing that I was slow to speak, the room fell silent, and finally it was Dornikov who was the first to break the silence: "Captain Oshanin, allow me to introduce to you, this General Oshanina is your wife, and you two have a son named Alik, who is five years old this year. ”

"My son Alex?" When Oshanin heard Dolnikov say this, he raised his eyebrows, and then said: "Since I have a wife and a son. Why can't I remember it at all? ”

Seeing Oshanen's dazed look. I quickly explained to him, "Because you once had a head injury. It's normal for me to have amnesia, so I can't remember what happened before. ”

"Amnesia...... Oshanin frowned slightly, and rubbed his temples with his fingers: "That's why I can't remember what happened before." ”

"I think that's how it should be." Dolnikov nodded and said softly: "Otherwise, you wouldn't even be able to remember who Comrade General is." ”

Oshanin was skeptical of Dolnikov's claims. He smiled bitterly, and a hint of helplessness was added to his young and handsome face: "Comrade Captain, are all the words you just said true?" ”

"Is this still fake?" Dolnikov's face became ugly at Oshanin's suspicions, and if I hadn't been around, he might have lashed out at Oshanin: "There has been nothing wrong with the information investigated by our Ministry of Internal Affairs. ”

Hearing that the captain in front of him was actually from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a trace of panic flashed across Oshanin's face, but he quickly calmed down. Cautiously asked: "Comrade Captain, I would like to know." When did the Ministry of Internal Affairs start investigating me? ”

When Dornikov heard this, he turned his head to look at me, and seeing that I was expressionless, he continued: "For about ten days, the local staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, after receiving orders from their superiors, began to search for General Oshanina's relatives, and in just two days, they succeeded in finding you and your son Alik. ”

I didn't know what to say to O'Shanen, and since he had amnesia, I couldn't afford to stick it on automatically, so I turned around and walked back to the couch. When I sat down again, I beckoned to everyone in the room, "Okay, let's stop standing and talking, let's all sit down." ”

Colonel Felst was the first to come over, and after he sat down on the empty sofa beside me, he beckoned to his men: "Liutot, Oshanin, don't stand still, sit down." ”

As Oshanin sat down, Folsk gently patted him on the shoulder and comforted him, saying, "Don't worry, Captain Oshanin, we'll get things figured out." ”

When everyone was seated, I was the first to stand up and speak, "Let me explain this matter." Some time ago, I returned to Moscow from Kiev, and when I met with Marshal Zhukov, he took the initiative to mention Oshanin and the child, so I pushed the boat and asked him to help me inquire.

Since I've been out of touch with Oshanin for more than a year, I wouldn't have had any hope for such an inquiry. Who knows that two days ago, but unexpectedly from Comrade Beria, heard the news of Oshanin and the child. Originally, I had some scruples, and I felt that it seemed a little inappropriate for thousands of Red Army commanders and fighters to go to the Kuibyshev region to visit their relatives when thousands of Red Army commanders and fighters had not been granted the right to visit their relatives during the war. But Comrade Stalin gave me half a month's vacation to visit my relatives here, and for my safety, he even sent Captain Dolnikov to accompany me to protect my safety......"

As I spoke, I paid special attention to Fercht, Lyutoth, and Oshanen, and noticed that all three of them had turned very ugly when they heard Beria's name. But when I heard me say that this visit was personally approved by the Supreme Commander-in-Chief himself, he showed a surprised expression.

As soon as I finished speaking, Dolnikov stood up and testified to me: "That's right, General Oshanina is true. Comrade Beria sent me to protect her safety and to help her solve all the troubles she might encounter during her family visits. ”

"All the trouble?" This sentence immediately aroused Fersht's interest, and when Dolnikov finished speaking, he couldn't help but ask in surprise: "Captain, I see that you have a lot of entourage this time, and all of them are well-equipped, even if you are attacked by a small group of enemies on the road, you will be more than enough to deal with it." ”

When I heard Felst say this, I understood that he had misunderstood Beria's words, and hastened to explain to him: "Comrade Colonel, I think you may have misunderstood. The trouble that Captain Dolnikov was trying to help me with was not to point out the enemy who might appear on the way, but to deal with the situation that had occurred a few hours earlier. ”

"I see, I see." As soon as I said this, Feerst understood, and he nodded in agreement and said: "In that case just now, the role played by Captain Dolnikov is indeed difficult for others to replace. After saying that. He turned his head again and asked, "Captain Oshanin." I'd like to hear what you're planning? ”

Oshanin didn't expect Velsht to suddenly ask him such a question. Suddenly he looked a little flustered. After a long time, he said vaguely: "Comrade commander, I resolutely obey your orders. ”

"Comrade General, I have a suggestion that I don't know whether to say or not?" Feelsht looked at me and said cautiously.

I could see his caution in his expression, and I replied very cheerfully: "Comrade commander, if you have any matter, just say it." I'm listening. ”

"Captain Oshanin has lost his memories of the past, and if you want to remind him of the past, you may need to talk to him alone. But there are some things that are inconvenient to say in such an environment, and I plan to ask you to arrange a quiet environment to slowly catch up. After expressing his thoughts, Filscht tentatively asked, "Do you think this is appropriate?" ”

I thought it was very good about Fersht's proposal, so I nodded and said approvingly: "Comrade Commander." You are very thoughtful, so please arrange a place like this for us. ”

See I agree with myself. The expression on Fersht's face also became relaxed, and he turned around and ordered Oshanin next to him: "Captain, you go to our guest house to rest when Comrade General comes, and by the way, recall the past." ”

"But......" Oshanin had a look of embarrassment on his face at Filcht's order.

"Nothing, Comrade Captain." Seeing Oshanin's push, the expression on his face became serious again, and he said bluntly: "I will call the director of the guest house and ask him to arrange a room." You take the general to the guest house now, go immediately, this is my order. ”

Seeing that Felcht's attitude was so tough, Oshanin could only honestly obey orders, even if he was unwilling to do anything. He walked up to my side, squeezed a smile on his face, and said to me: "Comrade General, please come with me, and I will take you and your men to the guest house." ”

I shook hands with Felst and Lyutot and walked out of the office after Oshanin.

On the way to the guest house, I smiled and asked Oshanin: "Oshanin, where is the guest house, is it far from here?" ”

Oshanin shook his head and replied: "Not far away, Comrade General." It is at the back of the garrison headquarters building, only one or two hundred meters apart, and it only takes a few minutes to walk through. ”

I heard that he was still so official about me, and quickly said to him, "Oshanin, I have something I want to remind you. ”

It may be that I spoke in too harsh tone, which frightened Oshanin, and he asked a little nervously: "Comrade General, I don't know what is going on?" ”

"Please don't call me 'Comrade General' again, okay?"

"No problem, Comrade General." Hearing this, he nodded desperately, and then asked me again: "Then what should I call you in the future?" ”

"Just like before, call me Leda." In order to stop him from being nervous, I also made a point of emphasizing: "Also, don't use 'you' but 'you', understand?" ”

"Understood, General......" As soon as he was halfway through speaking, he immediately realized his mistake and quickly corrected it: "Understood, Leda." ”

I smiled with satisfaction at his reaction and continued walking side by side with him towards the three-story guest house not far away.

When I arrived at the door of the guest house, I saw several people waiting at the door, led by a lieutenant. The lieutenant walked up to me, leaned forward slightly, stretched out his hands to me, and said respectfully: "Hello, Comrade General, I am the director of the guest house. I just received a call from Comrade Commander, so I'm waiting for you here with my staff. ”

"Comrade Director," Oshanin obviously knew the director, and after nodding at the other party, he asked straight to the point: "Is the room that the commander asked you to prepare, have you all prepared?" ”

"Of course you're ready, Captain Oshanin." After answering Oshanin's question, the director turned to the side and made a passage for me, and at the same time said: "Comrade General, I have arranged the rooms for you and Captain Oshanin on the third floor, while the rooms of your subordinates, ordinary soldiers, are on the first floor, and the commander's rooms are on the second floor. ”

After entering the guest house, the director vigorously introduced me and said, "Comrade General, our canteen is at the end of the first floor. Breakfast is served from 6:30 to 7:30, lunch is from 11:30 to 12:30, and dinner is from 6:00 to 7. If you need anything, you can always call the duty room and our staff will arrange it for you. ”

After the director took us to the room on the third floor, he was still chattering non-stop, which made me upset, so he raised his hand to interrupt his later words, and said politely: "Okay, Comrade Director, if there is anything, I will call you." ”

But the director did not leave immediately, but stopped in the room as a light bulb, and continued to ask flatteringly: "Do you need me to prepare dinner for you?" It's already past dinner time, but I can arrange for someone to remake it for you. ”

"No need, Comrade Director, I had dinner at the garrison commander's." After saying this, I wanted to coax the director out, but suddenly I thought that Oshanin was in a hurry back from the field, maybe he hadn't eaten yet, so I changed my mind, turned around and asked Oshanin: "Have you had dinner?" ”

"Yes," Oshanin replied in the affirmative: "I simply ate on the way back to the city." ”

I heard that Oshanin had had dinner, and there was no need for the director who had so many mouths to stay in the room anymore, so I waved at him and gave the final eviction order: "Okay, Comrade Director, we have all had dinner, you better go back to work first, Captain Oshanin and I still have important things to discuss." ”

"Yes, yes, yes!" The director walked backwards out of the room and closed the door for me. Before closing, he also said meaningfully: "I wish you all a pleasant!" ”

Hearing the director's words, if it weren't for the sake of maintaining a glorious image in front of Oshanen, maybe I would have grabbed something and smashed it at him, he is really a man with many mouths.

When Oshanin and I were the only two people left in the room, I asked him to sit down at the table, and then sat down opposite him myself, and said with a smile: "Dear Oshanen, now there are only two of us left. It seems that we need to have a good talk, and by the way, we will recall the good times we used to have together, and see if this will help you recover your memory. (To be continued.) )