Chapter 57 Secret Talks in the Kremlin

On Sunday morning, Chairman Andropov spent another sleepless night in Building 11, Lubyanka Square, the headquarters of the KGB. When the light of dawn shone into the room, Chairman Andropov finally did After finishing the work at hand, he stretched himself, picked up the water cup and made himself a cup of strong coffee, walked to the window, looked down through the window of his office, and saw the bronze statue of Dzerzhinsky standing on the square Right in the middle, as if looking at the country. ??August 1?Chinese ≈=≤==≈==≠

As the founder of Cheka, the predecessor of the KGB, this square was also named Dzerzhinsky Square, but the people of Moscow still like the old name Lubyanka. It was probably too early, and there were not many people in the square. A cup of warm coffee made Andropov feel much more comfortable. But he knew that he was no longer young after all, if he drank too much, he might not be able to fall asleep again soon.

Andropov put the cup back on the table, picked up the microphone and told his secretary to bring in that day's newspaper. After a week of work, he didn't know if there was any major event happening in the country. There is a small bedroom in Andropov's office. Every time he works too late, he will take a rest here. He doesn't have many hobbies, and reading newspapers before going to bed happens to be one.

After a while, the secretary delivered the newspapers arranged according to the date to Chairman Andropov's bedside. Chairman Andropov, who was leaning on the bedside, picked up a copy of Komsomolskaya Pravda and began to read it.

Ten minutes later, the sound of something being smashed came from Chairman Andropov's bedroom. The secretary hurried in to check, and saw Chairman Andropov walking back and forth in the room in his nightgown. The water glass on his head fell to the ground and shattered.

"These bastards, these damned bastards, actually feed our children something that even dogs don't eat. Are they still human?" Andropov was really angry. His secretary had never seen Andropov. Chairman Robov was so angry. The secretary glanced at the newspaper that Chairman Andropov threw on the ground, and suddenly understood what was going on.

"Prepare the car right away, I'm going to see Mr. Bo!" Andropov saw the secretary who had heard the sound and immediately ordered.

"But, Chairman! Don't you need to take a break! You haven't closed your eyes all night!" the secretary urged.

"I rest? How do I rest? This country is going to die if no one cares about it! These corrupt criminals will poison everyone sooner or later..." Andropov fell into a rage for the second time, and the secretary knew that at this time It was no use persuading me, so I hurried out to prepare.

Fury overwhelmed Andropov's sleepiness, and he immediately changed into his uniform. Go downstairs as fast as possible. It is not far from Lubyanka Square to the Kremlin, and Andropov arrived outside the Kremlin in less than five minutes.

Andropov's secretary, who remained in Lubyanka, had already greeted the Kremlin. Everyone arranged for Andropov to wait in a reception room for a while, and after a while, Mr. Bo walked into the room with the help of the service staff.

"Yuri! Is there something urgent to come to see me so early?" Brezhnev said a little inarticulately, maybe he did not have enough rest, and Brezhnev yawned a lot just after he finished speaking.

"Leonid, don't you read the newspapers? Those people who embezzled money have reached the point of insanity, and they actually extract oil from the sewers and sell it to college students. Are they still human?" Andropov was emotional. He photographed the newspaper in front of Brezhnev.

Brezhnev picked up the newspaper in doubt and read it seriously. The staff around him immediately put on glasses for him. Brezhnev is old and has some difficulties in reading, and this article is very long, and it will take him a lot of time to read it. But Brezhnev couldn't continue reading halfway through. He picked up an object at hand and threw it out fiercely, cursing in his mouth: "Bastards! These bloody bastards! How could such a thing be done? Come,

I'm going to kill them all! "

After Brezhnev cursed a few words, he immediately felt pain in his chest. He clutched his chest and forced himself to calm down. Brezhnev took a big mouthful of air while a nurse comforted his back. It took about five minutes for Brezhnev to recover.

Seeing Brezhnev in pain, Andropov couldn't help being a little surprised. The last time he saw Brezhnev, his health wasn't so bad! Brezhnev suddenly looked up at Andropov coldly, which made Andropov feel bad. Why are he so concerned about Brezhnev's health? He is the head of the KGB. This kind of thing is easy to cause trouble, so Andropov quickly apologized to Brezhnev: "I'm sorry Leonid, I bothered you with such a disgusting thing so early in the morning."

"It's okay, Yuri, tell me! What do you want to do, I absolutely support you this time, I never thought that these bastards would dare to do anything, aren't they afraid of going to hell?" Brezhnev covered his forehead with an expression replied painfully.

"Leonid, I need your support. I want to rectify the ethos of this country and shoot these **** moths to death one by one. When I mentioned this in the past, you always said that no one Easy, none of us can live on wages. But we are too tolerant to these revolutionaries, they have long forgotten the existence of party discipline and state laws. If we don’t rectify it, then more people will follow suit They, if this continues, our country will be over." Andropov said earnestly, holding Brezhnev's hand, looking at Mr. Bo sincerely, his eyes full of expectations, looking forward to getting Brezhnev Zhnev's support.

Brezhnev looked at Andropov. From the bottom of his heart, Brezhnev trusted Andropov, otherwise he would not have let him become the chairman of the KGB, but power is unpredictable Even if he trusted Mr. Bo, he still installed his brother-in-law Semyon Kuzmich Zweigon to serve as the first vice chairman of the KGB. As the supreme leader, Brezhnev has long been used to thinking twice, He thought about it for a while, weighed it over and over in his mind, and then replied: "Yuri, the atmosphere in the country has indeed become bad, and some guys are really arrogant. This time I promise you, let's go do it!" !"

Andropov thought he had heard wrong, he looked up at Brezhnev, Brezhnev nodded firmly.

After the spy was over, Brezhnev, supported by others, sent Andropov to the door, and Brezhnev did not return to the room until Andropov left by car. As soon as he entered the room, he motioned to the staff to help him to the desk, and then drove away all the people. He picked up the phone and dialed Zweigun's number.

As soon as the phone was connected, Brezhnev said in a low voice: "Andropov came to me just now, watch him for me, and see what he is going to do!" (To be continued.)