The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

From Monday to Friday, Dad Fu wanted to go back to Nan Province by himself to visit his deceased wife countless times, but every time he thought of the agreement with his daughter, he endured it.

Every time he couldn't help it, he would take out a photo of his deceased wife and sit in the hotel chatting softly for hours at a time.

Sometimes Dad Fu would also visit the school and say hello to the researchers in the school laboratory. It is relatively free for Dad to enter the strict school with the certificate in his hand.

Except for Dad Fu, who can't go in the third courtyard, places like the campus library can.

He also came in to watch the exercise on Thursday, but unfortunately he couldn't find Ye Jian.

The leader of the hospital did not know the relationship between Dad Fu and Ye Jian, and Dad Fu did not directly say it, but he was a comrade-in-arms of Martyr Sun Xueqing, Ye Jian's mother, and wanted to go back to Nan Province to see the comrades-in-arms, the leaders of the hospital and the team leaders. After the discussion here, he asked Ye Jian if he could accompany him.

At five o'clock on the afternoon of Friday, Ye Jian and Dad Fu went to the airport to return to Nan Province.

"In the future, Dad will have to come to school less often to find you. Your leaders explained to me that you are only allowed to leave the camp for the night this weekend. He also said that you are now a role model for the entire freshman students to learn from, and you need to take the lead. There are countless people watching. With you, the school will have to restrict you more strictly."

"If I had known this, I should have gone to your leader a few days earlier and told you that I would go back to Nan Province to visit your mother." On the plane, Dad Fu was still blaming himself for influencing Ye Jian.

There are two days off on weekends, and there are quotas for going out to school. Only a few people in a class of a student team can go out. The time is only half a day. Ye Jian's frequent departure from school is indeed not good.

This is also the reason why the team leader said not to let Ye Jian tell her classmates that she was locked in the guard room.

People of great importance are known by too many people, and their words and deeds will be noticed by others, and the slightest mistake will be directly expanded to the public, so the leadership of the hospital also has concerns.

Ye Jian put away the travel certificate, and then answered Dad Fu, "I won't be able to do it this semester, it's just this time. I've never been out before, and even if I go out occasionally, it's usually on business."

After the beginning of the school year, she did not go out on weekends, because she knew that she was going to compete abroad, so she stayed at school for training on weekends, and sometimes asked instructors to accompany her to train with her, but she never went out.

Dad Fu saw Ye Jian's attendance and going out records and knew that she did not usually go out on weekends, so he agreed to Ye Jian to accompany him.

If there is, even if the father and daughter had an agreement first, even if the hospital leaders agreed, Dad Fu himself would refuse.

"Go to school and study hard. Dad can see that the school leaders have high expectations for you. Although we don't live for other people's expectations, we should know from the eyes of others that we can actually go higher and farther."

"Consider other people's expectations as a challenge to yourself, Jane, and you will find yourself adapting to the difficulties you once thought impossible to overcome."

"Don't live up to the expectations of the school leaders, it's the same as living up to your potential. If anything happens in the future, our father and daughter can write to each other and meet frequently..."

Dad Fu smiled helplessly and shook his head, "It's hard to see each other frequently. Dad rarely has 15 days of vacation here. Once the vacation is over, he needs to return to work immediately. The next time we meet will be at least a year later, and two or three years are normal. ."

"Write more letters to Dad and let me know your situation at school, so that you don't know anything about your daughter."