Lisco's American Life

The plane soon arrived at the New York airport. Lisko took his luggage from the check-in station, put on his sunglasses, and Haas looked at this city that he visited several times a year.

They came one day early this time. Because they are the youngest, there are many things that require the two of them. For example, they pick up people at the airport according to the arrival time of each senior brother, and then deliver them to the hotel where everyone is staying. This is the case for them every year.

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It is estimated that the literary club will have to recruit new people to get rid of this situation.

Everyone who joins the club has experienced it.

Lisko looked at the sunny weather outside. It seemed that New York also knew how to cater to them. In the city where it rained heavily a few days ago, it suddenly stopped raining today.

The whole city is full of freshness and cleanliness after the rain.

"Let's go to the hotel." Haas stretched lazily. Lisko discovered that his senior brother had gained a little more weight recently, and it seemed that the breeder Ada had played a major role in this.

Lisko feels that if he continues to gain weight, Lu Bo will be his senior brother tomorrow. Now he keeps controlling his weight because he often thinks of Lu Bo being out of breath while walking.

The parties are now arranged to stay in hotels. At this time every year, they will go directly to the Ryan Hotel to stay, because this hotel is run by Ryan, the external relations minister of the club.

There are many writers and literary people in the literary club, but there are also people who have done well in writing and achieved some success, but later changed careers, and Ryan is one of the best.

Ryan is the son of a New York real estate developer. When he was in school, he concentrated on literature and later became famous. However, when his father had an accident, he gave up writing and concentrated on taking care of the family business.

However, he did not quit the literary club. After all, the connections here were enviable, so the club made him the external relations minister, responsible for the venue and procedures of the annual gatherings. The Ryan Hotel was built by him in recent years, and he has since

It has always been used as a place for senior brothers who come to gatherings to stay.

After entering the mall, Ryan changed his calm image when writing and became much smoother. With his huge memory, he arranges everyone well every year and is praised by everyone.

The club also collects membership fees every year, usually US$50,000 per person per year, but no one refuses to pay because no one wants to be excluded from this huge gathering of connections.

These membership fees are used to establish a literary fund, support poor writers, and organize gatherings.

After Lisko became famous for his writing, he donated several times to the club, each time worth one million U.S. dollars.

He is able to achieve what he has now because of the help of many people in the club.

Whenever a new book is released, everyone in the club spontaneously helps promote it, and various newspapers make headlines.

There are other places to put efforts, awards and the like, otherwise how could Lisko have made "The Catcher in the Rye" a must-read book for middle school students by the U.S. Department of Education?

Of course, the premise of all this is that you have the strength yourself and everyone is willing to help you.

If the quality is not good and they are unwilling to do anything, the most important thing for a writer is to cherish the feathers.

After leaving the airport, I immediately saw the car waiting for pick-up outside. It clearly had the nameplate of Ryan Hotel on it, as well as the names of Lisko and Haas.

"Sir, please get in the car."

The driver and reception staff had already memorized the photos of the two guests, so they spotted them at a glance.

I had already called my senior brother Ryan when we set off from Denver, and the hotel pick-up staff only knew of their arrival today.

Of course, Ryan is currently busy with the venue and apologized for not being able to greet him in person.

He just needs to talk about it and Haas and I will listen.

Maybe the seniority issue in the United States is not that serious, but this does not include the literary world. No matter what, Ryan is their senior brother. If he really came to greet them, then they would be frightened. They would be comfortable if they didn't come.

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It was difficult to put Haas into the car.

"Brother, you really need to lose weight, otherwise you will become like Lu Bo in the future."

Lisko complained about Haas's weight. He could feel that after Haas got on the car, the whole car lowered a little.

"No way, I can't do this. I can't refuse Ada's kindness." Haas gasped and struggled to fasten his seat belt, with a happy smile on his face.

Lisko looked at his senior brother who was still remembering Ada, and his teeth ached. The two of them were really inseparable after a long absence.

The car started and the Ryan Hotel was not too far from the airport.

At the party a few years ago, everyone would live in the Swan Castle after coming to New York. Sometimes there was no room for them. Many seniors were crowded into one room, and some slept directly in the tutor's big library.

Get a blanket and sleep directly on the ground.

In recent years, there have been more and more people, and it is no longer easy for everyone to trouble the tutors and mistresses who are getting older and older.

It happened that Ryan's hotel was opening, so he arranged this matter for Ryan. Ryan also waved his hand grandly, and all club members were free during the party.

Fortunately, the annual gathering only lasted three days, so his losses were not huge, and he also received praise from many people.

Ryan's current reputation in the club is a bit like Chai Jin in Water Margin.

When he arrived at the hotel, Lisko followed the invitation and found his house number, which was 201 on the second floor.

Haas's is 202. There is no surprise in this sentence, because in the past few years, their rooms have been next to each other every year.

The room was a very normal standard room, and Lisko put his luggage in a very familiar manner.

He has lived in this room four or five times.

The room has a small refrigerator, a bed and a sofa, a TV and a bathroom.

After staying in the hotel, Lisko washed away the fatigue from the journey.

It was his usual habit to take a shower after working on his car.

Refreshed, Lisko changed his clothes, walked out of the room, and knocked on his senior brother's door.

Haas didn't ask who it was, he knew it was Lisko as soon as he guessed it.

"Are you done?" Lisko followed him into the house. Haas was still wearing a bath towel and was wiping his hair with a towel in one hand.

Looking at the white fat under the bath towel, Lisko really felt that his senior brother Haas looked like the hung pig he saw in the vegetable market in his previous life, with fair skin and very fat.

Lisko fell on the sofa, waiting for Haas to take care of himself, because they were going to the venue to find Brother Ryan together.

After Haas got together with Ada, he lived a very delicate life and used various skin care cosmetics.

Lisko watched with a little disgust as he styled his hair in front of the mirror and kept applying it.