The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

Dad Fu went to the military headquarters around three in the afternoon. When he came out, it was already at the lights of ten thousand homes. He walked out a little bit, his feet seemed to be stepping on cotton bushes, and he walked deep and shallow every step. The guard was apprehensive, for fear that the chief would fall while walking.

"Chief, you're here for a break, I'll drive over now." Walking to the path beside the driveway, the careful guard did not dare to let Dad Fu continue to walk forward. Another guard took good care of him, and he took a quick step. Go to the parking lot and drive over.

Dad Fu, who came out of Commander-in-Chief Xia's office, was not in a good mood. He was in a daze, and his head was dizzy, as if he had been injected with lead water, but also like he had been injected with ice water.

Although Dad Fu heard what the guard said, he didn't speak. He just nodded, indicating that he already knew.

"You take good care of the chief." The guard who went to drive the car whispered to another guard, and then strode forward to drive.

It was already dark outside, and there was a snow-white light above the high lamppost, and the corner of the light also illuminated the shadows of the trees that were crowded with greenery during the day, casting curved and scattered branches.

Dad Fu's eyes didn't know where they fell, like looking at a tree or looking at the light. After standing for a few seconds, he seemed to think of something and said to the guard, "Where's my phone?"

After entering the military and arriving at the confidential floor, everyone's mobile phones will be kept in a unified manner, and they cannot carry any communication tools on it.

The guard hurriedly handed over the phone. When Dad Fu took it, he didn't even notice that his fingers were shaking.

It's already past seven o'clock in the evening, and my daughter needs to rush back to school at five o'clock to report. At this moment, she is already at school, and she has gathered to start her evening self-study.

When the mobile phone is turned on, there will be a number of "Di Di Di" text messages, which are a little urgent, like urging something.

Seeing the number above, Dad Fu couldn't wait to open the text message.

They were all text messages from Ye Jian.

"Dad, I have arrived in Xiangcheng. The weather in Xiangcheng is very good. It is not as dry as Beijing."

"Dad, why is your phone turned off? How is Grandpa doing?" Through the text message, Ye Jian could feel that because Dad Fu was turned off, Ye Jian was worried.

"You're out, aren't you? I just got on the phone with grandpa. Everything is fine with grandpa. You don't have to worry about it."

"Dad, call me when I turn it on."

At 4:50, the fifth text message came, "Dad, you are busy first, I have already arrived at school, and my mobile phone needs to be turned in. I will call you after I go out."

At this time, there were many public telephones made by calling cards outside, but there were no public telephones in UCAS. It was necessary to go out of the school gate.

The communication between the military academy students and the outside world is strictly managed, and they cannot go out at will or contact the outside world at will.

After reading the five text messages, I felt that Dad Fu, who was deeply concerned by his daughter, felt dizzy and sobered up a lot.

After thinking about it, he did not call, but sent a few text messages.

"My son, don't read, everything is fine, please contact me if you have anything, don't worry about your home and affect your studies. Your knees need more rest. Remember to hand over the medical checklist to the company commander. Don't force it or be brave."

Far away, care can only be expressed through text messages and letters.