Chapter 4151
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It was great to be alive!
There was hope, challenge, future, sunshine, wind and rain... Only by being alive could one feel everything.
And he, once again, came back alive.
It was great!
Outside the airport, the two guards checked the time from time to time and glanced around, in case they missed the important person they were going to pick up today.
They didn't know who the important person was or what he was doing. They only knew that they had to pick him up and bring him back to the military immediately.
Xia Jinyuan walked out of the exit and went straight to the parking lot. He knew that two guards were coming to pick him up and he also knew their license plate number. He had called back in China before the transfer, so he knew in advance.
The guards couldn't find Xia Jinyuan, who was wearing casual clothes and had no contact information, so the best way was to stand at the agreed location and wait patiently.
Soon, they saw a man in an ordinary white shirt and black trousers appear in their line of sight. Even though the man was still standing on the stairs, his familiar temperament couldn't be hidden by his casual clothes.
He was an important person they were going to pick up. He was a very young soldier, not even 30 years old.
Xia Jinyuan, who came down the stairs, looked up slightly and saw the two guards who were coming to pick him up. They looked at each other and confirmed each other's identities.
At 1: 45, Xia Jinyuan stood in front of the military headquarters building. The bright red national flag fluttered in the wind in front of him, and a row of golden words shone dazzlingly in the sun. Looking at the national flag and the slogan, Xia Jinyuan was suddenly excited. He took a deep breath and suppressed the tears in his eyes.
He strode into the military headquarters building with his head held high, then took the elevator to the corresponding floor. Entering the floor required fingerprint and facial verification, and after passing, the guards with guns saluted and let him pass.
Walking through the quiet and solemn corridor, Xia Jinyuan came to the door of an office. He raised his hand and gently knocked. When he retracted his hand, he vaguely heard the sound of a chair being overturned.
His eyes narrowed, and he pressed the door lock. When he pushed the door open and entered, he saw his father standing behind a long and wide desk with two bright red flags of the same color. It seemed that he wanted to come and greet him personally.
As for the chair being overturned...
Major General Yang had already walked over. He was a little excited and raised his hand to pat Xia Jinyuan on the shoulder. He couldn't hide his joy and said, "Good, good, good! Well done! "
Commander-in-chief Xia also had a smile on his face. He sat back in the chair that he had overturned when he was not paying attention just now. There was a rare gentleness in his cold eyes as he looked at his only son who had returned safely.
Sixth Brother was back.
She came back safely.
Commander-in-Chief Xia sat back in his chair and put his slightly trembling hands under the desk to avoid being seen by the other two. Old Yang was fine, but the bastard at home would probably argue with him again.
Xia Jinyuan saluted to the commander-in-chief and Major General Yang. He stood as straight as a spear and made a simple verbal report. He picked out all the important points, including the addition of the Russian signal flag troop. He picked out the important points and finished the report.
In the end, he said, "The written report still needs to be calmed down before it can be completed. Please give me five days to complete the written report, Chief."
Major General Yang raised his eyebrows and made brief eye contact with Commander-in-Chief Xia.
See, he guessed right.
Rest?
Ha, he would rest.
But he would definitely not rest in the capital. He was in a hurry to find Ye Chien.
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