Lin Cuicui was puzzled, "She still has classes at night? This child has been tired all day, can't she rest for a while?"

"This is a requirement of the military; everyone has to attend. My daughter is now a member of the Production and Construction Corps, so she will definitely have to attend classes as well."

Lin Cuicui was a little unhappy. Wouldn't this tire her daughter out? She wanted to tell her daughter to stay home and rest instead of going, but she couldn't bring herself to say it.

After all, her daughter's status is different now, and her work is no longer her concern.

"Then, then come back soon."

She slapped herself as soon as she finished speaking, "Oh, right. Yueyue, your Uncle Qingyang called you today. He said the postman delivered a letter for you to Daobei Village."

Your Uncle Qingyang said we're currently at the military base, so he'll have the postman deliver it to the base on the way. We don't even know when it will arrive yet.

Tang Yue blinked her big eyes, somewhat puzzled. "A letter for me? Who wrote it?"

Lin Cuicui shook her head, "I don't know. Your Uncle Qingyang didn't say who wrote it, so we don't know either. Do you know who it was?"

Tang Yue was genuinely bewildered; she hadn't realized she was close enough to write letters to anyone.

And they even knew her address. She hadn't contacted anyone since arriving on the South Island.

Never mind, I'll stop thinking about it now. "I'm going to class now; I'll know who wrote it when the letter arrives."

On her way to the military base, Tang Yue was still wondering if it was some kind of threatening letter written to her by Japanese spies. Besides those people, no one else knew that her family lived in Daobei Village, right?

Thinking this, Tang Yue's eyes grew even colder. She needed to finish things here quickly and then go to Japan to deal with the Hatoyama family. Otherwise, there would be endless trouble ahead.

When it was time for her three older brothers to go to school, she knew there was a primary school next to the military base, where most of the children were from the military. But now she didn't dare let her three brothers go, fearing that those spies, in desperation, might turn on her three brothers again.

But my older brothers are all grown up, and they can't just stop learning new things.

"Honey, what are you thinking about?"

Tang Yue looked at Tang Shengkai. Her father had already tried his best, so she should do these things herself.

"It's okay, Dad. Are we having classes in the same place?"

"I think so. Why don't you ask Battalion Commander Chang later?"

It turned out the two weren't in the same class. Chang Yin came and took Tang Yue away. A group of people quickly surrounded Tang Shengkai.

Even after Tang Yue had walked quite a distance, she could still hear the people behind her chattering and asking Tang Shengkai about her.

A barrage of questions bombarded Tang Shengkai, leaving him momentarily speechless and unsure which to answer.

Tang Yue smiled. Little Company Commander Tang had become famous, but hadn't Tang Shengkai become famous as well?

Can you guess who wrote the letter?