Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don't Mess Around!

Translator: Henyee Translations  Editor: Henyee Translations

"Tell Ah Yuan to be careful. Don't worry about Chenglan. I won't say that Ah Yuan is injured…" With that, Madam Xiao held the guardrail and slowly turned around. She walked very slowly, her hand never leaving the guardrail. She walked out of Commander Xia's line of sight slowly and demurely.

One good thing about Madam Xiao was that she didn't make promises easily, but she never went back on her promises.

"Old Du is probably suspicious of what you did in the army." Commander Xia, who had returned to the ward, still had a cold expression on his face. He said in a low voice, "Try not to return to the capital with Little Ye in the future."

Old Du was different from the others. He was the Staff Officer of the General Staff Department who had a certain amount of power. Although all the military information in the Xueyu unit was top secret, they had to be wary of him touching the edge.

The door of the ward was not closed tightly. Xia Jinyuan, who had heard the conversation outside clearly, was lying on the bed. Compared to Commander Xia's seriousness, he looked much more satisfied. "I'm afraid it'll be a little difficult. Your daughter-in-law has found her family. In the future, as long as she's on leave, she'll definitely return to the capital. If she comes back, I'll definitely accompany her if I can take leave too."

Found her family?

Commander Xia, who still didn't know what was going on, frowned.

He said, "Make yourself clear. Don't be vague and leave me hanging."

"It's a long story…" Xia Jinyuan, who was not affected by Madam Xiao's arrival, sat up straight. When he mentioned the Yue family, his attitude had to be serious. "Old Xia, what I'm about to say is the truth. I guarantee that it's 100% true. Also, there's a lot of information. Should I prepare a pill for your heart condition first?"

"Get lost. If you have something to say, say it clearly." Commander Xia hated his son's indecent appearance the most. He was sitting upright, but his tone of voice was filled with roguishness, especially when he spoke to him!

"Then listen carefully. This concerns your daughter-in-law's background. Do you want to drink some water first? I'll prepare a cup of cold water for you." Xia Jinyuan was not being indecent. He was just showing concern to the commander-in-chief. He stood up and poured a cup of water for him before getting down to business.

"Old Master Fu is one of the founders of our country's missiles, atomic bombs, and space satellites. You're not unfamiliar with him, are you?"

"Nonsense! I still have Old Master Fu's pen and ink in my study. How can I not be familiar with him? Xia Jinyuan, talk properly!" As soon as he spoke, Commander Xia glared at him. He even brought up Old Master Fu!

Xia Jinyuan, who was deeply aware that he had communication problems with Old Xia, raised his hand and rubbed his temples. He adjusted his breathing before continuing calmly, "Ye Jian is Old Master Fu's granddaughter, his biological granddaughter. I'm not talking nonsense. You just don't have the patience to hear me out."

His daughter-in-law was the biological granddaughter of Old Master Fu's first wife. Commander Xia's first reaction was to pour the water from the cup in his hand on his son, who was giving him a headache. His hand trembled, but he stopped himself.

Xia Jinyuan noticed his actions and raised his eyebrows slightly. "Are you so frightened that you want to splash water on my face? Or do you want to splash water on my face because you don't believe me?"

Both… Commander Xia's expression was even more solemn and colder than when he faced Madam Xiao. "Little Six, you have to be responsible for what you say. Do you know what you just said?"

So, he did not believe it?

That made sense. Xia Jinyuan didn't quite believe what he had experienced at the scene at first. It was normal for Old Xia, who was so cautious about everything, not to believe it either. Since the old man didn't believe it, he would explain until he believed it.