In about ten minutes, no more than twenty minutes, a group of kids got off the bus, looking like wilted eggplants, heads drooping.

"Everyone, come here."

Can I not go with you?

Hehe... Didn't you see there were quite a few People's Liberation Army soldiers following behind you? Trying to escape from under their noses is simply a pipe dream.

Finally, the radishes were brought before Gao Dan.

Upon seeing the person sitting in the chair, the little radishes couldn't help but tremble several times and lowered their heads.

Gao Dan wasn't the only one in the meeting room; there were quite a few other people, including Mingming and Dongdong's two fathers. However, these two fathers were completely unaware of the situation, and their eyes widened when they saw their sons being brought in.

"Dongdong?"

"Mingming?"

"Forehead?"

"dad?"

They stared at each other, their eyes wide open, creating a rather comical scene.

As for Tuanzi, her body instinctively hid behind Qin Yao and Huo Mingchen, constantly telling herself: "Daddy can't see me, Daddy can't see me, can't see me, can't see me, can't see me~~"

*Pfft...*

It's such a chubby lump; you'd have to be blind to not see it.

Gao Dan smiled imperceptibly. This little kid was actually not afraid when his older brothers were fighting, and instead, he very loyally handed them bricks.

When Commander Gao heard the report from the people he had sent to follow them, he almost spat out his tea.

"Ye Shiyun".

Hmm?

Who is Ye Shiyun?

Not many people in the group, young and old, know Tuanzi's real name. Even Zhao Shuai and Wen Mu only know her by her nickname, Tuanzi.

The group of radishes also looked at each other suspiciously.

at last....

The little figure that had been hiding slowly poked its head out from behind Qin Yao and Huo Mingchen: "Dad?"

"come over!"

"oh!"

Everyone in the meeting room knew who Ye Shiyun was. The children didn't seem to care, but the adults...

Why is the regimental commander's son surnamed Ye?

Taking the mother's surname?

I've never heard of a regimental commander marrying into a family and becoming a live-in son-in-law.

Little did Tuanzi know that these uncles, because of her name, had already started to imagine all sorts of things, and she happily trotted over to Gao Dan:

"dad?"

The man leaned back in his office chair, his deep eyes fixed on the tiny figure before him. Then, in a cool, clear voice, he slowly asked, "Tell me, why did you fight?"

As for why not ask the other radishes, it's because my own stupid son is still stupid and can't lie.

Pfft, so that's why adults can be so shameless sometimes.

Qin Yao and Huo Mingchen exchanged a cautious glance, both realizing something was wrong. They had been accompanied by their uncles on the way back and hadn't had time to reconcile their statements.

Tuanzi's eyes started rolling again, but before he could finish, his father stopped him: "Don't try anything funny, just tell the truth."

Ha... I know your tricks all too well?

Back when I was using tricks and schemes, you were probably nowhere to be found yet.

"Dad, there was no fight."

They weren't fighting at all; they were just watching from behind.

Well, this kid still managed to find a loophole in my words: "You didn't fight, but you handed me a brick, so it's the same thing, you know?"

No, that's not right. It's a very serious offense. So, if there was a knife, did you just hand it over?

Where's the gun?