WPG's Overestimation: A Surprising Christmas Gift! The Value of Time! Big Pets and Obedience Tests!

Southern suburbs.

When An Wuyang arrived at Kasheyev's villa estate, Kasheyev was already waiting at the entrance with his family, demonstrating his respect and regard for An Wuyang.

An Wuyang got out of the car with Anna, and Kasheyev immediately came forward to greet them, with Sergei and Vasili following alongside him.

"Andy, Merry Christmas!" Kasheyev's greeting was both polite and deliberately intimate.

An Wuyang still used the English name "Andy" in the North Bear Kingdom. After all, forcing foreigners to call him "President An" or "Wuyang" would be rather difficult for them, wouldn't it?

"Merry Christmas, Mr. Petrov," An Wuyang replied courteously.

In the North Bear Kingdom, under normal circumstances, given the relationship between An Wuyang and Anna, An Wuyang should not have addressed Kasheyev as "Mr. Petrov," because the North Bear Kingdom was rather strict about forms of address.

For example, children almost never addressed their parents by name as they did in the White Eagle. Instead, they directly used affectionate terms such as "Dad" or "Mom."

If outsiders were present or the occasion was relatively formal, they would use more formal terms such as "Father" or "Mother."

It was almost unheard of for them to directly call their parents by their first names or surnames.

Furthermore, after learning Russian, An Wuyang realized that he had previously misunderstood Kasheyev's name. Kasheyev's full name should not have been [Kasheyev Vodyanova Petrov], but [Kasheyev Vodyanovich Petrov].

An Wuyang exchanged greetings with Sergei, Vasili, and the others before following Kasheyev on a tour of the villa estate.

Kasheyev introduced the basic details of the villa estate.

The 9,200-square-meter property contained three small buildings: a main building and two auxiliary buildings. The entire estate was enclosed by tall walls, creating an independent secure space.

The walls were fitted with security surveillance systems