The American complained that he had never seen such a fierce man. He ran after my car and ripped off the back cover of my car. The boss smiled and said nothing.
The next day the Americans were surprised, this man was my partner! ?
The first meeting of the two was not good, and the second meeting was not so good. The Russians hated the American self-righteousness, hated him talking about his father. He couldn't control himself, so he overturned the table where the two of them were eating.
The Americans also angrily found a stack of bugs from the hotel, and said to the Russians word by word: "These are all made by Russia."
Not to be outdone, the Russians took out a considerable number of bugs and replied: "These are all made by the United States." They also left a fluttering sentence, "And the quality is even worse."
They are really fighting each other.
But later, they also began to approach each other.
Maybe, the more you want to get away, the closer you get. Soothing music blared as the Russians sank, and the Americans tied napkins in their cars and ate sandwiches. He then drove the car into the water, opened the window and rescued the Russian, as if dancing a tango. That's the watch your dad left you, I think Solo thought so at the time. So he took note of what the watch looked like and retrieved it, even during that intense task. He smiled and threw his watch to the furious Russian. What did the Russian think of at that moment? The American in front of him, this condescending American, helped him get the watch back. The watch that he thought was long lost and could never be recovered, the watch that still had his memories. "I hate working with you, Russian." "You're the worst agent I've ever seen, cowboy." The voice fell, and there was the sound of cups colliding, leaving behind a knowing smile.
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