So she gradually focused the problem on daily training and the surrounding environment. Soldiers often saw the two of them walking together, one in front and one behind, with Gao Fei writing and drawing in a notebook in her hand.

"Is the battalion commander going to make his mark?" The soldiers couldn't help but gossip privately.

Chu Wensu was in his thirties, a prime age for a man. But he had no family and lived in a remote area where women were uncommon. Everyone worried that he would remain single.

This time, a female screenwriter came to the capital, and everyone was surrounding Captain Chu. No one said anything on the surface, but they wished they had a pair of eyes on their backs.

"Just ask some questions," someone replied.

As soon as he spoke, everyone's eyes were fixed on his face. "We forgot to ask you, what happened when the car broke down that day?"

Being stared at by so many pairs of eyes, the man had no choice but to tell the truth.

The others' eyes lit up as they listened. "The battalion commander volunteered to carry that female comrade?"

"She was carrying a lot of luggage, and it was already late." The man scratched the back of his head. "The battalion commander must have been afraid that he wouldn't be able to make it before dark."

But this sentence was ignored by others. Everyone was immersed in the joy that the battalion commander had come to his senses.

Gao Fei is not really stupid. Although she has never been in love, as a literary and artistic worker, she is very sensitive to emotions.

Noticing that everyone looked at her and Chu Wensu with strange eyes, she thought carefully about what she had done in the past few days and felt extremely upset.

Fortunately, her understanding of the outside world was almost complete, and she gradually began to distance herself from Chu Wensu. The other party seemed to have noticed this, and the two of them kept their distance tacitly.

It was a rare cool day, and Gao Fei learned that the troops were going to drive to the town to get supplies. He wanted to go get the letter, so he went to tell them specifically.

When she got in the car the next day, she found out that the driver was Chu Wensu. Apart from them, there was no third person in the car.

This was the first time the two had been so close since they had avoided each other, but they didn't speak.

Not sure if it was Gao Fei's illusion, but Chu Wensu glanced around her, as if to confirm whether she had brought anyone with her.

When she was in her teens, there were many people pursuing Gao Fei in the capital. It would be a lie to say that she didn't notice anything.

The strange thing is that she is already in her thirties, but she still feels uncomfortable because of Chu Wensu's gaze on her.

Come on, town's here.

Gao Fei took the letter. As usual, his mother expressed her concern in the letter. In a foreign place, these nagging words seemed to have shed their previous annoyance and turned into a warm current flowing through his heart.

In the letter, Gao's mother urged her to go back as soon as possible. She was a very traditional woman and believed that her daughter must get married and have children.

Gao Fei had heard these teachings countless times before. He glanced at them and put the letter in his arms.

This small border town was remote, yet possessed a certain regional character. Gao Fei was starving, but she wasn't used to the food here. She ate a couple of quick bites and then left to return to their previously agreed location.

Chu Wenzhou was leaning against the side of the car. He had broad shoulders and a narrow waist, and his whole body had both the seriousness of a soldier and an unconcealable masculine charm. He opened the car door only when he saw Gao Fei coming.

Gao Fei walked around the passenger seat, stepped on the pedal and prepared to get in the car, but when he looked at the things on the seat, he froze in place.

It was an aluminum lunch box.

"You may not be used to the taste of the food here. There is a place with good taste." Chu Wensu turned his head and explained.

Gao Fei didn't move yet, staring at the lunch box.

Chu Wensu said, "I've never used a lunch box."