"It's alright now, don't cry. Otherwise, when he comes over, he'll think you're pitying him. I think after all these years, he should have come to terms with it. I heard he's doing well in the village, actively helping those in need and taking good care of the elderly and children."

Looking at the person in his arms who was crying because of him, he felt that he shouldn't have told him all this. He told her about this person's situation not because he wanted her to pity him or give him special treatment, but simply because it was a habit of a soldier to tell her the background of the person he recommended, so that she could make a good judgment when she met him.

"Yes, yes, I know, I know all of this. I don't want to cry either, but tears have their own thoughts. They want to flow, and I can't control them!"

With a choked voice, she said the cutest things, and Huo Haocheng could only gently kiss away her tears.

"Yes, it's all the tears' fault. She's too kind. When she hears that good people have had bad experiences, she feels sympathy. But we have to agree that she can only shed tears today. After today, she can't shed any more tears."

"good"

Huo Haocheng held her and waited for her to vent before getting up to cook.

The next day, Huo Haocheng took her to Commander Gu's office. She placed the proposal in front of him and then sat down opposite him.

While he was reviewing the proposal, he took a good look at his uncle in front of him. Ever since she returned to the Ruan family, everyone had been doing their best to protect and care for her, including helping her to meet some of her requirements that were not in line with the times.

However, she never truly cared about or understood them. She didn't know how they managed to rise from the battlefield time and time again and get to where they are today after one of their comrades-in-arms left.

No one ever really cares or asks them if they can hold on.