Lisco's American Life

All the children buried here were children who died unexpectedly. Looking at the smiling photos on the tombstones, Lisko was a little panicked.

There are also some tombstones that do not have photos on them, so their mark is a palm print or a small footprint.

I don't know if it was influenced by movies or thriller novels, but Lisko felt creepy when he saw the silence here.

He didn't know why the children here died, leaving them before they could feel the world.

Lisko also saw a tombstone filled with huge colorful teddy bears. Lisko could even imagine the mood of the mother who put them there.

That must have been a heartbreaking situation.

The fragility of life makes Lisko a little sad, and the whole atmosphere here is a bit cold.

Lisko quickly walked away.

But aside from that, the scenery here is really good. If you omit the tombstones, it still looks like a park.

Haas also slowly walked over here. He came to see Lisko.

Lisko stared at a woman lying in front of a child's tombstone. She was choking and wiping the dust on it. There were freshly picked flowers on it.

"That's my cousin-in-law." Haas followed Lisko's gaze and saw the person he was staring at.

"Hey, her son drowned," Haas's face was full of regret. He also liked that child very much. He was polite to everyone he met and was a very cute little boy.

He remembered that every time the little boy saw him, his eyes were full of admiration. He heard his mother say that his uncle was a writer and inspired him to become a person like himself.

Some people leave, and whenever they think of them, they will be remembered and regretted, while some people are like dust, swept away and no one will remember them anymore.

Haas patted Lisko and motioned for him to follow, while Ada stood in the distance.

"Have you met your parents? What did uncle say?" Lisko walked out of the cemetery, his expression somewhat calm. Mainly because he was a little sentimental when he saw the child's tombstone just now, but now he looked at the green grass and gardens on the roadside, which was a little diluted.

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The environment really affects people's mood.

Lisko was also a little surprised that Haas brought Ada to the funeral this time. This kind of situation can only be done after being recognized by the family, but as far as Lisko knew, they had not been together for long.

It seems that Ada is still very popular in the Haas family.

"My father felt that I had taken advantage of him," Haas said with a somewhat aggrieved expression. He brought Ada home and was immediately sought after by everyone, causing his real son to be left out in the cold.

His own mother was very fond of Ada. She held her hand and acted like a wealthy family member, not even looking at her little son who was usually cared for by her.

"Hey, Li." Ada stood there cheerfully, watching Lisko and Haas come over, and greeted him.

Haas had been having minor conflicts in the past two days, deliberately turning his face away and ignoring this woman who had taken over his family's favor.

And Ada just looked at him with a smile,

Of course, Lisko would not think that they were really having a conflict. It was just a little fun between them as lovers, and he would not go up to comfort them without knowing anything.

"Li. I told my brother about your request. He sent three boxes by mail. They will arrive in the near future. You can pick them up when the time comes. If necessary, I can make arrangements later."

The joke Lisko made when he was a guest a few days ago was dealt with swiftly and resolutely by Ada, which made Lisko extremely grateful.

"Thank you so much." Lisko didn't have high hopes at first, so he didn't take the initiative to mention it. Unexpectedly, Ada took care of it directly.

"It doesn't matter, it's all small things." Ada's character has a bit of cheerfulness unique to Eastern Europe.

Ada's family is also quite powerful in Eastern Europe. Her brother runs a liquor business, and the second brother is a financial professional. The family is in the banking industry. I heard that they have shares in several banks, and they are quite powerful in Eastern Europe.

Reputation.

Lisko had been to Haas's home several times before, so he still knew the family members.

Lisko received an invitation from Haas and went to their house for dinner at noon. He heard that it was his father's repeated request.

It is always difficult to refuse an invitation from an elderly person, so Lisko followed Haas and the two back to the family residence.

This is a complex of buildings. The ancestors of their family developed here very early, so the buildings on this land are all lived by the Haas family.

Haas's father is Daken, a wise old man who is over sixty years old and is now retired and enjoying his old age.

After all, his child is so upbeat, there is no reason for him to continue to work hard.

"Hey, Li, you promised me to come more often last time." Daken is a very enthusiastic person. He has a childish personality as he gets older, and he likes Lisko very much.

The last time I was a guest, before I left, I kept telling Lisko to come and play more.

"Dakken, I'm sorry, there's been a lot going on at the ranch recently." Lisko stepped forward and hugged him.

"You are looking more and more like a cowboy," Daken looked at Lisko's figure. Because he exercised frequently in the ranch, he was much stronger than the last time he came here.

With the old man squeezing Lisko's shoulder muscles, they entered the house together.

The house is a very luxurious three-story villa. Only Daken and his wife live here all year round. The eldest son Logan and the second son Haas only come back to live here occasionally.

Lisko looked at the decoration here and had to say that a truly profound family can be seen in their daily habits.

One of Daken's hobbies is smoking cigars. As soon as Lisko sat down, he received a high-quality cigar from him.

Haas also cut off his cigar and began puffing out smoke.

"Does it taste good? I just got this cigar. It is a cigar from 2006, COHibabehike."

Daken's tone was filled with pride. Because the circulation of this kind of cigar was very small, and it had been two years, there were not many in stock. He got a little this time, but it was a good way to show off.

Daken's personality is a bit like a child now, and he prefers to see everyone surprised.

Lisko knew the reputation of this cigar. It was a limited-edition cigar produced by the Cuban Cigar and Tobacco Company in 2006 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the birth of the COHIBA brand. The cigar was hand-rolled by Cuban cigarette maker Norma Fernandez, with a total of 4,000 cigars.

Cigars, box of 40 cigars.

When it was launched, the price was US$470 per bottle. Now two years later, some have been smoked out and there are fewer and fewer left. The current price should be much more than the original price. It is estimated to have doubled several times.

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Lisko clicked his tongue while smoking a cigar. What he was smoking was a cow.