After bidding a reluctant farewell to Tonya, Wang Ye returned to Irkutsk and met with Governor Vasily. There were some matters he needed to discuss with him.
The moment they met, Vasily asked with a broad smile, "Mr. Speaker, were you satisfied with your vacation these past few days? The conditions were a little too modest. If you go to Lake Baikal again next time, I'll prepare several days in advance and guarantee it'll be better arranged than this time!"
In truth, his arrangements had already been meticulous. Even out on the frozen surface of Lake Baikal in the wilderness, there had been large tents, generators, support RVs, professional catering trucks, and even heating. The conditions had been no worse than those of an ordinary hotel...
It was hard to imagine what better conditions could be. Were they supposed to build vacation villas right on the lake?
Wang Ye smiled and nodded, indicating that he had been quite satisfied.
Vasily looked at Wang Ye and cautiously asked, "That girl who dances ballet, do you need me to make any arrangements for her..."
Clearly, he also knew that Tonya had accompanied Wang Ye on the vacation and had likely guessed that something had happened between them.
What he meant now was that he wanted to know how Wang Ye intended to arrange things for the girl.
Tonya did not know much about Wang Ye's circumstances, but Vasily knew them very well. Of course, he knew Wang Ye was already engaged, and that his fiancée was Rosiana, the rising star who had suddenly emerged in Moscow's political circles recently!
In terms of family background, connections, and personal ability, Rosiana absolutely surpassed Tonya in every respect.
Under such circumstances, if Vasily had been Wang Ye, he definitely would not have brought Tonya back