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Father Fu went to the military headquarters around three in the afternoon. When he came out, it was already dark. His steps were a little weak, as if his feet were stepping on cotton. Every step he took was so deep and shallow that the two guards beside him were worried that this leader would fall while walking.

"Commander, please rest here for a while. I'll drive over now." Walking to the path beside the driveway, the careful guard didn't dare to let Father Fu go any further. He asked another guard to take good care of him while he quickly went to the parking lot to drive the car over.

Father Fu, who walked out of Commander-in-Chief Xia's office, was not in a very good mood. He was in a daze, and his head felt dizzy as if it was filled with lead or ice water. The scene was gloomy, and the whole place was cold. He felt dizzy and did not feel comfortable for a single second.

Although Father Fu heard what the guard said, he did not say anything. He just nodded to indicate that he already knew.

"Take good care of the leader." The guard who was going to drive the car whispered to another guard, then strode forward to drive the car.

It was already pitch dark outside, and the tall lamp posts were shining with the light of snow, illuminating a corner and casting the crooked and scattered shadows of the trees that were once green during the day.

I don't know where Father Fu's eyes fell. He seemed to be looking at the tree or the light. After standing there for a few seconds, he seemed to think of something and said to the guard, "Where's my cell phone?"

Once you enter the confidential floor of the military headquarters, everyone's cell phones will be kept in a unified place and you are not allowed to bring any communication tools up there. Your cell phone will only be returned after you leave the confidential floor.

The guard quickly handed the phone over. When Mr. Fu took the phone, he didn't even notice that his fingers were trembling slightly.

It was already past seven in the evening, and my daughter needed to rush back to school at five o'clock. At this moment, she was already at school and had gathered to start her evening self-study.

As soon as I turned on my phone, I heard several text message alerts, some of them urgent, as if urging me to do something.

When Mr. Fu saw the number on the message, he immediately opened it.

They were all text messages from Ye Jian.

"Dad, I've arrived in Xiangcheng. The weather in Xiangcheng is very good, not as dry as in Beijing."

"Dad, why is your phone turned off? Is grandpa okay?" Even through the text message, Ye Jian could sense that he was worried because Dad Fu's phone was turned off.

"You're out, right? I just talked to Grandpa on the phone. He's doing fine. Don't worry."

"Dad, call me when you turn on the phone."

At 4:50, the fifth text message came, "Dad, please be busy. I have arrived at school and my phone needs to be handed in. I will call you after I go out."

At that time, there were many public telephones outside that could be used with phone cards, but there were none inside the University of Science and Technology of China, so one had to go outside the campus to use them.

The communications between military academy students and the outside world are strictly managed. They cannot go out or contact the outside world at will. If there is any emergency at home, they can contact the telephone of each college.

After reading the five text messages, Mr. Fu, who felt the strong connection from his daughter, finally felt his dizzy mind clear up a lot.

After thinking about it, he didn't make a phone call, but sent a few text messages.

"Don't worry, my son. Everything is fine. If you have any questions, please write to me. Don't let worrying about your family affect your studies. Your knee needs more rest. Remember to hand in the medical report to the company commander. Don't force yourself. Don't be stubborn."

Since we are far apart, I can only express my concern through text messages and letters.