Lisco's American Life

The two talked for a while, until Mary remembered that her cookie was burnt.

In a fit of exclamation, Mary threw away the blackened cake and started making it again.

While the two were chatting, Lisko told her about his current daily life while busy with his hands.

"Okay, the delicious cookies are out of the pan," Mary put on gloves and brought the baked cookies to Lisko.

A plate of pumpkin pancakes was arranged neatly, with a sauce plate in the middle, which contained Lisko's favorite tomato sauce. Because the pie was too sweet, it was a bit too sweet for Lisko's taste, so I put a little of it on it.

The sour sauce tastes better.

Ignoring the rising heat, Lisko reached out and took one. The pumpkin pie was baked to a golden color, and the unique pumpkin aroma filled his nostrils.

Lisko couldn't wait to dip some sauce and stuff it into his mouth. It was a little hot. Before he could spit it out, the sour taste of tomato sauce and the sweet and glutinous taste of the cake came together.

"Yes, that's the taste," Lisko remembered that he often had this as a snack when he was reading in the library.

"Mary, I think your skills are better." Lisko gave a thumbs up in praise.

Mary squinted her eyes and watched him eat, her face full of kindness.

"Nonsense, I've always done this. Maybe you haven't eaten for a long time. Why don't you stay here for a few more days this time?" Her eyes were full of anticipation.

Berman and Mary have three children. The youngest child died due to illness in his early years. The eldest son joined the government department and is currently a state legislator. The second daughter married a wealthy businessman, so they had no one to accompany them all year round.

Maybe it's because neither of the two children can stand Berman's old-fashioned attitude. He has some obsessive-compulsive disorder and must wear suits and ties when going out. This is his attitude towards life.

The eldest son and second daughter have a very good relationship with Lisko, the tutor's students. They often have gatherings and are very friendly when they meet. After all, this is a group of natural political backers. He can sit in the position of a member of Parliament before he is forty years old.

, there is also a lot of help from the literary world.

"Okay, I just need to relax here with my mentor," Lisko agreed with a playful smile.

Since he hadn't eaten breakfast, he quickly finished a plate of cookies, and Mary thoughtfully brought him a cup of black tea to relieve his tiredness.

Just as he was about to continue the conversation, he was interrupted by the sound of footsteps.

"Sco?" A tutor wearing a close-fitting and decent British handmade suit, special sheepskin shoes, a neatly trimmed gray beard, a British-style top hat, and a special gentleman's cane in his hand

Maner opened the door and came in.

He casually took off the hat and handed it to Boer on the side. His silver hair was neatly combed back. No one would doubt that he was an authentic British gentleman.

"Teacher." Lisko quickly put down the teacup in his hand, stood up and bowed.

"It's okay, sit down," Berman took off his coat, hugged his wife Mary, took the tea cup and sat across from Lisko.

He looked at the handsome little apprentice now, and felt very happy. Back then, he valued the aura and writing style of Lisko's articles, so he hesitated again and accepted this apprentice who was only seventeen years old. At that time, he did not

I didn't expect that Lisko's achievements would be so high.

Among the apprentices he has taught, Lisko's literary achievements are currently the highest. His new book "The Catcher in the Rye" was read by Berman as soon as he got it. He was full of praise. He can definitely say,

There will be no book better than this in the past ten years. It can be seen that Lisko may become the only writer among his many disciples to win the highest award in the literary world.

Although the other students have profound literary knowledge, their achievements are limited to positions such as professors and spokespersons of various departments. Other students who are engaged in the writing industry can also achieve success and have a high status, but

There is no way to become a literary giant remembered by the world.

Therefore, he had high expectations for Lisko. He hoped that he could watch this young apprentice who made him proud move higher and higher in literature.

"Sko, the book "Wheat Field" is very good. What have you been busy with recently? How is life at your hometown ranch?"

Lisko answered honestly and truthfully. He respected his mentor very much. The mentor was like a guide in his life, but he could not be presumptuous in front of the rigid teacher.

"The ranch life is very quiet, and the life of the people in the small town is very simple, which also brings me a lot of inspiration. Their distinctive characters are good writing materials."

"I've been busy writing a new book recently. The type of writing this time is to look at the world from a child's perspective. I think it should be very interesting."

"Oh? Your point of view is great. Remember to mail me a copy after you finish it. I want to preview it first." Berman was very happy to see his apprentice's high production of one film after another. The writer's inspiration is time-limited.

Writing more books from time to time can also add to your own heritage.

"By the way," he seemed to suddenly remember something, "I heard that you live in the same city as Haas. Have you ever met him? Are you still so powerful and arrogant?"

Lisko saw the concern of his teacher. Haas was also accepted as a student by the teacher when he was very young. The teacher really treated him as his own son, but the awkward Sir Jazz was not very good at expressing his emotions.

This way, Haas was extremely scared when he saw him. He later became somewhat understanding, but this awkward way of getting along was still passed down.

"Senior brother, he is planning to transform. He recently went on a trip at my suggestion and got a lot of insights and inspiration. He is planning to start work. We were originally going to work together this time, but he had something to deal with at the last moment, so I had to come by myself."

Of course, Lisko couldn't tell everything about Haas's current situation, otherwise the old-fashioned teacher would be so angry that he heard that Haas was stupid enough to be defrauded of his wallet and cell phone, and he is still obsessed with it and can't get out of it.

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"I'm just thinking about transformation now, and there won't be any achievements in the future." Although Berman's tone was full of ridicule and ridicule, Lisko, who was paying close attention, still saw the insincerity of his words from the raised corners of his mouth.

At this time, Lisko quickly changed the subject and took out the gifts he had prepared for his mentor and Mary.

"Teacher, I have a gift for you. This is for Mary. It is a jade bracelet I bought in China. This is a type of jade, called the three-color bracelet of Fortune, Luxu and Shou."

Lisko opened the jewelry box. This bracelet was intertwined with three colors: red, green, and purple. The most rare thing is that the three colors are evenly distributed. It is the treasure of a jade shop. It was purchased by Lisko at a high price, just to use it.

For Mary.