Burning Moscow

　　 We murmured and laughed, and walked up to the third floor side by side.

　　 There is a table at the top of the stairs on the third floor with a lot of things on it. With the help of the dim light, I can see that all the candles are placed on it. I was wondering why there were so many candles here, Nina had already gone up to pick up one and lit it with a match. The lighting in the corridor on this floor is not comparable to that on the second floor, except for the steam lamp hanging at the top of the staircase, only the middle of the corridor and the end of the corridor each have a steam lamp. Because the range of the steam lamp can illuminate is only a dozen meters, the entire corridor looks a little gloomy and makes people feel a little scared.

　　 Nina held a candle in front to show me the way. After walking for a while, she looked back and asked me with concern: "Lida Chika, what is your room number?"

　　 I thought for a while and wanted to answer: "The captain said it's in room 303."

　　 Nina looked around, then pointed to a door not far from us and said, "Just here, let's go in!" Then she opened the door and walked in.

　　 I followed her into the room and found that it was a double ward. Nina didn't know where to get a crystal candlestick, put the candle on it, and put it on the bedside table between the two hospital beds. Then he asked me to sit down first, and she went out to find me something to eat.

After Nina left, I took off my army coat and hung it on the coat rack by the door. With the light of the candle, I looked at the environment in the room. Maybe it used to be a high-level ward or something. There is actually a separate toilet.

　　Because there is no heating, I went to the bathroom to wash briefly with cold water, and then got into the bed with only underwear. Leaning back on the bed, I tried to remember the turning point in the defense of Moscow. Since I came to this world, many events have deviated from the original history. The battle on December 6 turned the tide of the battle. Will the counterattack start as scheduled?

　　I was thinking about it, when I heard the door bang, I looked up, and it turned out that it was Nina who was back with a few slices of bread and a cup of coffee in her hand. After she put the things on the bedside table, she turned and closed the door again, and inserted the latch easily.

　　 She took off her military coat and hung it on the coat rack. Then she sat on the bed opposite me with her elbows on her legs, her chin in her hands, and she stared at me eating. She looked at me like this, which made me feel particularly embarrassed, and hurriedly finished the bread in her hand.

　　 She stood up and helped me pack things. I unexpectedly found her abdomen was slightly raised. I couldn't help but screamed, and then curiously asked: "Nina, you have it?"

　　 She nodded shyly and said, "It's been two months."

　　 I immediately thought of the handsome driver, and asked, "Sergeant Agefu's?"

　　 She nodded and gave a hum.

　　 "Where is Agifu now?" I couldn't help but ask again.

　　 She snorted suddenly and said angrily: "Don't mention him, he was transferred to the car team of the Garrison Headquarters at the beginning of this month, and it didn't take long for him to get involved with a female typist."

　　 I was taken aback and asked with concern: "Then what do you do, do you want to give birth to a child?"

"Well," she nodded vigorously, and said, "We are just a couple in the war. I knew we would not have any good results, but this child is mine, and I must give birth to him." , Picked up the empty coffee cup on the table and walked out of the room.

　　 Watching Nina's departure, I sighed, got up and closed the door, then lay down on the bed again and thought about my own problems, because I was too tired, and fell asleep without knowing it.

　　 When I woke up, I found that it was already bright outside. For fear that Zhukov was waiting anxiously, he rushed to the bathroom to wash. After washing, he looked in the mirror and put on his clothes again, and went downstairs to see Zhukov without hesitation.

　　 I came to the door of Zhukov's office and saw that the one on duty had been replaced by an unknown lieutenant. I nodded at him, and just wanted to go in, but he stood up and stopped. His burly figure blocked the door tightly, and at the same time asked coldly: "Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, may I ask you something?"

　　 I did not lose my temper at him, but proactively reported my identity: "I am Oshanina, the commander of the Eighth Guards Division. I want to go in to see General Zhukov. This was an appointment made yesterday."

　　 He picked up a piece of paper from the table and looked at it, shook his head and said, "I'm sorry, Comrade Commander, you are not on the list that Comrade General will meet today. Please go back."

　　 "You!" I glared at him fiercely. Just about to get angry at this ignorant person, I suddenly heard Zhukov's cursing voice coming from the room. It seemed that who was irritating him. I might be a scapegoat when I went in at this time, so I swallowed the rest of the sentence and left without saying a word.

As soon as I walked to the corridor entrance of the communication room~www.wuxiaspot.com~ someone stopped me head-on, and then I heard a voice saying in surprise: "Look, who is this? This is not our heroine Oshanin Commander Na?"

　　 I looked up, and I knew the person who stopped me. It was General Lelyushenka, the former commander of the 5th Army. Seeing the senior commander who had dealt with before standing in front of him alive, I was not overjoyed, and I quickly stood up and saluted: "Hello! General Lelyushenka, I am glad to see you."

Lelyushinka returned a gift, then grabbed my hand, shook it vigorously, and said happily, "I am also glad to see you." He paused and said to the people around him: " Comrade Oshanina once saved my life on the battlefield, otherwise I would have sacrificed a long time ago."

The person next to him smiled and said, "General Lelyushenka, you may not have imagined that Comrade Oshanina not only saved your life, but also saved my life." Then he reached out and talked to me. Shaking hands, "It's nice to see you again, Comrade Oshanina."

　　 I looked blankly at the young general who took the initiative to shake hands with me, and then I realized that this was Major General Dowato, the commander of the 2nd Guards Cavalry Corps. So he also stretched out his hand to him, "Hello, Comrade General, I am glad to see that you have recovered from your injuries and discharged from the hospital."

Lelyushenka was very curious that I also saved Dovatore, and was about to ask him what was going on. The lieutenant who was on duty at Zhukov’s door had seen the two of them and called out loudly: "Two generals. Comrade, please come here quickly, Comrade General has been waiting for you for a long time inside."

　　 The two looked at each other and smiled, then shook hands with me to bid farewell, and went straight to the office to see Zhukov.