Chapter 1506 Final Answer

Gao Yang's heart started to beat fast. Without saying a word, he took out a wad of banknotes from his pocket, put it on the coffee table, and pushed it toward Gary respectfully.

There will definitely be cash, but it won’t be too much. Ten thousand pounds is a huge sum of money for ordinary people. It is impossible to put so much cash on you. For Gao Yang, this money is his The money he kept on his body was something he planned to use for emergencies, and it was not considered a big sum of money.

Either that or people who carry a lot of cash with them are not good people, because in Britain and the United States, most people really don’t need and don’t carry too much cash with them.

Gao Yang pushed the money in front of Gary, and then said nothing, while Gary picked up the money, turned it over roughly, nodded with satisfaction, and said with a smile: "Very good, you have money with you, so that's it It shows that you are really here to do business, not to rob, which is good."

After putting ten thousand pounds into his pocket, Gary pressed a finger on the photo, and then said with a smile: "I have seen this gun. In Kiev, this gun once belonged to a KGB. Later, the KGB wanted to He had a collection that he had for sale, and I was very interested in it and wanted to buy it, so I had seen this gun with my own eyes.”

After retracting his index finger and sitting back, Gary sighed and said helplessly: "It's a pity that the relationship between us and the KGB is not friends in any case. We have been enemies for too many years. The KGB is not Willing to sell me the gun, even though I’ll pay a higher price.”

Gao Yang's heart was pounding, but he didn't interrupt Gary, because Gary would definitely say that all the money was collected.

Gary took a sip of tea and smiled bitterly: "The KGB sold the gun to my competitor. At that time, there were only two people in Kiev who were interested in antique guns. One was me, and the other was of course my competitor. I I didn’t see the KGB selling the guns with my own eyes, but when I heard that he had sold the guns, I knew that those guns must have fallen to one of my competitors.”

As I get older, I like to talk nonsense, and Gao Yang once again wants to strangle Gary's neck.

Fortunately, this time Gary did not keep Gao Yang waiting too long. After a little pretentiousness, he slowly said: "My competitor is Alexei. We are both lovers of antique guns. We might have become Friend. But after we became competitors, I checked his background. He was once the director of the Bendela Experimental Maintenance Factory, and later the director of the Moldova Agricultural Machinery Assembly Factory. In 1985, he was convicted of smuggling in the Soviet Union and Finland. arrested at the border."

Gao Yang breathed out slowly. With the name and these experiences, everything else was easier to handle.

Gary smiled slightly, which seemed to be a relaxed mockery of Gao Yang. Then he continued softly: "The Soviet Union collapsed at the end of 1991, and Alexei began to buy everything he could in Kiev at the beginning of 1992.

That includes, of course, the gun. I once bought several very precious shotguns, but they were stolen as soon as I got them. I have no doubt that Alexei ordered them to make them. At that time in Kiev, Alexei was the only one who had Such a person would do such a thing. "

Gao Yang took a breath and said softly: "Thank you, I got what I wanted. Thank you very much."

Gary glanced at Gao Yang and smiled slightly. Then he said with interest: "Do you think this is the end? Don't you want to know more details about Alexei?"

Gao Yang spread his hands and said, "Of course it would be great if you knew."

Gary grinned and sighed. Said: "Okay, Alexei's surname is Poroneshenko, do you think of anything?"

Gao Yang was a little depressed because of an old man who loved to show off, but after thinking about it carefully, he suddenly felt that the surname Poloneshenko was very, very familiar.

After thinking about this surname carefully, Gao Yang's eyes widened and he said loudly in surprise: "No way?"

Gary was very satisfied, he got the result he wanted, so he smiled and nodded, and said solemnly: "Yes, you guessed it right, his son is a Ukrainian oligarch, a candy king, owns a large consortium, and He is running for president of Ukraine, and if nothing happens, no big surprise, his son will become the new president of Ukraine."

Gao Yang opened his mouth and wanted to curse a few words to express his feelings.

Gary shrugged and said with a narrow look: "Alexey bought those guns, and his son also likes antique guns, and Alexey lives with his son. What's more unfortunate is that he My son has too much money to sell any of his collections, no matter how much money he pays, because the last thing he needs is money."

Gao Yang gritted his teeth and said viciously: "Fake!"

When Gao Yang was shocked, helpless, angry, disappointed, and excited to the extreme, there was nothing else to say except to say thank you to Fa Ke.

Yak is right, Alexei may not be anything, but when his son Peter Poronischenko is about to become the supreme commander of Ukraine, it will be nothing.

If the gun is no longer in Alexei's hands, but is very likely to fall into the hands of his son Peter Poronischenko, Alexei will be nothing, but the problem is, What should his son do?

After being stunned for a long time, Gao Yang swallowed and said helplessly to Gary: "Are you sure?"

Gary Thompson shrugged: "I'm sure, very sure."

Gao Yang sighed and said slowly: "Fake!"

Gary smiled and said: "Man, I understand how you feel very, very much."

Gao Yang was not one to give up easily. He never had been. He had been looking for that gun for so long, and neither Morgan nor he would give up easily, no matter who was holding the gun now.

After a moment of despairing silence, Gao Yang breathed out, turned to Yake and said, "When will the results of the Ukrainian election be announced?"

Before Yake could say anything, Gary smiled and said: "May 25th, today is May 9th."

Gao Yang gritted his teeth and was considering whether to tell Morgan about this. At this moment, Gary Thompson also sighed and said with a smile: "You'd better not think about that gun. Give it up. How much reward will it be?" It's not worth the money. Guys, if you are helping people find rare antique guns, can I invite you to visit my collection? Maybe you can introduce other guns to your employers and make money from them. Part of the commission, or you can also earn part of the price difference, are you interested?"

Gao Yang was not a person who gave up easily, never had been. He suppressed the disappointment on his face and smiled at Gary: "Okay, we must visit your collection. If you are willing to sell it, That would be better." (To be continued.)

ps: Peter Poloneshenko, it’s not hard to guess who this is, right?