This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! When he saw a few people entering the living room, he said calmly: "Regina, who are they, are they your friends?"

"No, great-grandmother." The girl called Regina quickly walked a few steps to Kopalova and said to her: "They are here to find you."

"Looking for me?" The old lady looked up at Victoria and Sokov and said with confusion: "I don't know you, what do you want from me?"

"Hello, Kopalova!" Victoria nodded to the old lady and continued: "My name is Victoria, and my great-grandmother is Lida. She had dealt with you during the Great Patriotic War. Do you still remember?

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Hearing what Victoria said, the old lady fell into deep thought and seemed to be searching for the memory of Lida from the depths of her memory. After an unknown amount of time, she said slowly: "There are many people named Lida among the people I know.

Who was your great-grandmother Lida, and what did she do before?"

"She is an anti-aircraft artillery commander." When Victoria said this, she glanced at Sokov again and continued: "She said that the first time she met you was in the city during the Battle of Stalingrad.

They are subordinates of Sokov, commander of the 41st Guards Division."

Hearing Victoria mention Sokov's name, the old lady's cloudy eyes suddenly became clear: "It turns out to be that Lida, I have an impression. When I returned to Moscow from Europe in the 1950s, I once

I met her once. How was she? How is she now?"

"She is now almost a hundred years old and has Alzheimer's disease. She is sometimes sober and sometimes confused." Victoria sighed and said, "I'm afraid her time is running out."
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