The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

Commander-in-chief Xia thought again that Mr. Fu fell and was admitted to the hospital for surgery, and the relatives who were with him could count on three fingers. Then he thought of Mr. Xia and Mrs. Xia at the old house. He had no plans to return to the old house. He waited for Mr. Fu to come out of the operating room, said hello to Xia Jinyuan, told him to take good care of the old man, and rushed back to the old house overnight.

In August, the moonlight in Beijing is clear and bright, and the crescent moon is hanging high in the sky with the cold light sprinkled all over the ground. The old man Xia and the old lady are sitting in a rocking chair in the pavilion in their back garden, admiring the moon and chatting while enjoying the moon. Homely.

Teenage couples come to accompany them all the time. When they get old, they are husband and wife by their side, chatting about family affairs, and occasionally arguing a few words. These days are very leisurely.

Commander-in-chief Xia came back suddenly, and when the housekeeper came, the old man and the old lady were startled, thinking that something happened outside and he needed to run back to the old house at night.

When it was mentioned that Mr. Fu had a wrestling operation, Mr. Xia didn't speak for a long time.

After hearing Commander Xia saying that he had arranged for the sixth to accompany the old man to take care of the old man, the silent old man Xia nodded and said in a lonely voice, "It should be, it should be, your Uncle Fu has been indifferent to the world all his life, with your aunt. I have dedicated my whole life to the country, and when I am old...you have to take good care of it."

"You have done a good job, so let the sixth child accompany you more. The Fu family was little because of the hardship at that time. It was this country... I owe you Uncle Fu."

Precipitated, when the words hit the listener's heart like iron thallium, they blocked the person to the heart and burst into a dull feeling, and even the panting felt stagnant.

Commander-in-chief Xia nodded, "Don't worry, I will make arrangements, and I won't let Mr. Fu wait for a short time. I will send two guards over tomorrow, and then arrange for a nurse to wait for Xiaoye and Lao Liu to leave. They go to work immediately."

"Okay, do it properly, and let the housekeeper arrange the vehicle. I'll go to the hospital with your mother tomorrow morning." Hearing that his best friend fell and needed surgery, Mr. Xia's mood was a lot lower, and there was no such thing as that. After chatting with my mind admiring the moon, I got up and said to the old lady, "Go back to the house, old lady, I have to hear something good."

Isn't that right, I was very flustered when I heard it.

"Get up slowly and take it easy." The old lady looked nervous, my wife, my wife, my wife, it's good to have a companion by my side when I'm old.

If Sister Lilac hadn't left, the old man would not be so lonely, at least he had a company by his side.

Commander Xia supported the old lady, and the housekeeper supported the old man, and went back to the house one after another. When the old man and the old lady were sleeping, Commander Xia stood in the courtyard until the lights in the room went out before turning around and leaving.

He would have to come back more often to see his elderly parents.

Xia Jinyuan also said to Ye Jian, "come back to accompany grandpa more in the future, either me or you, as long as you return to Beijing, come and accompany grandpa."

"Yeah." Ye Jian sucked her clogged nose, and sat beside the hospital bed with Xia Jinyuan, accompanied by the old man who had not woken up from the anesthetic.

Neither of them noticed that Dad Fu was standing outside the ward, frowning slightly and looking at the two guards, why did he feel... something was wrong?

Li Jinnian, who went to the nurse station with two quilts, came over, and Dad Fu asked him, "Jinian, do you think there is something wrong between your sister and her captain?"

Good night, goblins.