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

his face.
He revealed a restrained confidence.
“Ye Jian and I are different.
We will be lovers and also comrades in the future.
Commissar, you can wait for our wedding invitation when the time comes.”

Commissar Yan was naturally happy to see that happen.
He also felt that the two of them were indeed compatible.
The man was handsome, the woman was intelligent, and they had known each other for many years.
If they could really get together, everyone would be happy.

“Sure.
I’ll be waiting for you and Jian’s wedding invitation.” As they spoke, he asked about when they would be leaving.
They also talked about Ye Jian’s university entrance examination.
He cared about her like an elder.

“When the university entrance examination results come out, Ye Jian and I will leave.
It will probably take about a week.” Xia Jinyuan answered them one by one with respect in his tone.
“Her results have always been good.
She has a high chance of getting into the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The military is waiting for her results too.
There will be a series of arrangements then.”

He didn’t say the specific arrangements but Commissar Yan could tell that Ye Jian’s future path will be much smoother than before.

A gratified smile appeared on his resolute face.
He sighed and said, “Jian has finally made it through.
In the future, no matter how tough it is, she will be willing to suffer.
If you really want to win Jian over, you must treat and love her well.
She suffered when she was young and has a sharp mind.
If you do something wrong to her in the future, no matter how sincerely you apologize, it will be in vain.”

Xia Jinyuan’s expression turned serious.
“Don’t worry.
That day will never come.”

He had seen her suffer.
At first, he was attracted to her fearless gaze.
Then, he was intrigued by her tenacity.
Finally, he was surprised by her intelligence.
As the days passed, he was attracted to her day by day.
By the time he realized his feelings… it was already too late.

It was so late that no matter how much he tried to control it, he could not control it.
He could only let nature take its course.