When Lu Feng brought Lin Wanwan to the regimental commander's office, he found the brigade commander was also there and saluted at the door.

"Brigade Commander~ Regiment Commander~"

Gu Changfeng waved his hand, "Today I'm not a leader, but an elder, so there's no need for formalities. You must be Lin Wanwan?" Gu Changfeng looked at Lin Wanwan, who was holding a child, and saw that she was dressed in a cheongsam and had a gentle and graceful demeanor.

"Hello Uncle Gu, I am Lin Wanwan, Lu Feng's wife," Lin Wanwan nodded and greeted him.

"Hahaha, you're quite clever," Gu Changfeng laughed.

Lin Wanwan looked at Lu Feng and then at him, "As Uncle Gu just said, today we are elders, not leaders."

"Hahaha, you weren't this well-behaved when you were little. You were quite naughty, like a little boy. Now you're standing in front of me in a cheongsam, and I don't even recognize you. You have such a gentle and graceful demeanor, just like your mother."

Lin Wanwan was surprised, "You know my parents?"

"Of course we know each other. Sit down quickly. You must be tired from holding the baby. Sit down and let's talk. Lu Feng, sit down too. You all sit down."

After inviting Wang Zhijun and Jiang Mingde to sit down, Gu Changfeng continued, "Your father and I were comrades-in-arms. Your mother was a nurse at the garrison. When you were born, your cries were deafening. We joked that you looked like your mother, but your personality might be like your father's. I haven't seen your father for almost fifteen years. How are your parents?"

“Okay, my mom is still so gentle and never loses her temper,” Lin Wanwan replied with a smile.

“Your father and I only got in touch in the last two years. I was just transferred here less than two years ago and have been busy. I haven’t been able to contact your parents yet. When I first heard your name, I thought it was just someone with the same name. I wanted to meet you. When I saw you come in wearing a cheongsam, I knew that you were the Lin Wanwan I knew. You look so much like your mother. Your temperament, appearance, and clothing preferences are all similar. It’s just that you are more resolute than your mother, like your father.”

"Uncle Gu has really praised our whole family! My brother is here too, why don't I call him over so you can praise him too?" Lin Wanwan said with a smile.

"Hahaha, I can still tell you looked like you did when you were little, so mischievous. In the blink of an eye, you're all married now, and I've grown old," Gu Changfeng said, shaking his head.

“When your family returned to Beijing, your younger brother was only one year old. I can hardly remember what he looked like. At that time, you were the darling of our whole group. Everyone would carry you on their shoulders and show you off.”

"Uncle Gu, why don't you come over for dinner tonight? You can praise my brother then. But my brother isn't as good as me, so Uncle Gu might not be able to find a reason to praise him."

"Hahaha, you little rascal, you're still the same as when you were little. You were just as naughty as a child, climbing on our brigade commander's head and pulling his beard when you were only two years old," Gu Changfeng said with a laugh, recounting past events.

“I know, Uncle Qin. My mom still laughs about it now. She used to say she would give me to Uncle Qin’s son as compensation, saying that when I was little, I broke Uncle Qin’s most treasured purple clay teapot, and Uncle Qin was so angry that he didn’t hug me for three days,” Lin Wanwan said, smiling as she recalled the incident.

"Yes, yes, is he alright? He wasn't in good health before, and we haven't seen each other for many years," Gu Changfeng sighed.

“Uncle Gu, come back to Beijing with me next time. Uncle Qin is in good health. He’s currently holding a sinecure, which is practically the same as being retired. He’s always urging Brother Qin Mu to find him a daughter-in-law, saying he wants to hold his grandson.”

"Hahaha, Qin Mu and your brother Gu Bei aren't as lucky as Lu Feng to be able to marry you," Gu Changfeng laughed.

"Well, there's nothing I can do. There's only one me, I can't just split myself into three parts," Lin Wanwan said, shrugging her hands.

"Hahahaha, you," Gu Changfeng pointed at her and laughed.

"Uncle Gu, why don't you invite Auntie over for dinner tonight? Aren't you going to praise my little brother?" Lin Wanwan said with a smile.

“I’m not going. Who wants to praise your family? Next time I’ll take your aunt and Brother Gu Bei to Beijing so your parents can praise our family too.”

“Sure, my parents will be ecstatic,” Lin Wanwan said with a smile.

“I won’t go out for dinner tonight. You and Lu Feng, bring your brother over for dinner. You two come too. I haven’t seen my niece in a long time. I’m so happy. Let’s have dinner together,” Gu Changfeng said, then stood up. “Oh dear, I’m leaving. I haven’t even held this child yet. How can she sleep so much?”

"It'll be fine when we go to eat later. I'll go help your auntie for a bit, is that alright, Uncle Gu?"

"What's inconvenient about that? I'll have someone go home and tell them in a bit. You can just go directly there. Your aunt will probably cry when she sees you. Make yourself at home, don't be shy. I still have to go back to the office to take care of some things." Everyone stood up to see him off.

Gu Changfeng waved his hand, "Don't bother seeing me off, I'll go by myself."

After Gu Changfeng left, Lu Feng stood up and said, "Commander, Political Commissar, is there anything else? If not, we'll be leaving."

Jiang Mingde waved his hand dismissively, "Get out, get out of here right now, just looking at you gives me a headache."

Lu Feng took Lin Wanwan home, his expression not good the whole way, and he held Lin Wanwan's hand the whole time until they got home.

"Lu Feng, what's wrong? Wasn't this matter resolved?" Lin Wanwan looked at him strangely. "Why do you look so pale?"

Lu Feng put the child on the crib, closed the bedroom door, and asked Lin Wanwan while holding her, "Who exactly is this Qin Mu? Did you want to marry him before?"

Lin Wanwan then realized what he was angry about and couldn't help but laugh out loud, "Lu Feng, have you been angry about this the whole way?"

"What are you laughing at? Do you still want to marry him? Do you still like him?"

"Lu Feng, what are you thinking? That was just a joke, a joke between parents. Besides, Qin Mu isn't my type. I like someone like you," Lin Wanwan hugged him and kissed his cheek on tiptoe.

"Really?" Lu Feng asked her skeptically.

"Why would I lie to you? If I liked Qin Mu, my mom would agree to me marrying him. Why would she keep trying to match us up?"

Lu Feng looked at her face carefully. "Really?"

"Of course it's true. I only see him as a brother. He's really not my type. I only like you, Lu Feng. Can you trust me?"

Lu Feng nodded, hugged her and kissed her, and Lin Wanwan wrapped her arms around his neck and returned the kiss.

When Lu Feng released her, Lin Wanwan was a little out of breath and leaned against him without moving. "We're going to Uncle Gu's house later. What should we bring? We can't go empty-handed."

"Bring two bottles of wine, but not too expensive ones; there are too many people and eyes in the military."

Lin Wanwan nodded, "Okay, that's all then. Should we go call Xiao Hai? I'd like to go help out as soon as possible."

Lu Feng nodded, indicating that he would go and call Lin Xiaohai in a moment.