Qiu Kan asked back, "Do I look like a child who cries after being away from home for too long?"
"If you don't cry, I'm afraid your 'family' will miss you so much that they'll want to cry."
Qiu Kan looked nervous: "What are you talking about? I'm single!"
"What do you mean single?" Xie Purou laughed. "Don't you consider the people in the base as family?"
"I thought the base commander would treat everyone as family, but it turns out to be like this~~~"
She speaks in a strange accent, but she is still cute.
Qiu Kan laughed. "My family died when the apocalypse first broke out. I thought you were talking about my relationship status."
Xie Pu Rou didn't care about Qiu Kan's relationship status, but she felt sad when she heard him say that his family was unfortunately killed in the early days of the apocalypse.
She really didn't know how to comfort people. She held it in for a long time before she managed to utter, "I'm sorry, I didn't know you..." She really didn't know. She thought that the families of high-ranking officials would be well protected.
"It's okay, you're right, the people in my base are also my family." Qiu Kan smiled back at her.
"No, we've strayed off topic." Xie Purou quickly interrupted, "Aren't we talking about base construction? What's your opinion?"
Actually...it really exists.
"I have an unwelcome request."
"What?" Xie Purou turned her head to look at him.
"It wasn't the base that asked me to come here and tell you this. I wanted to ask you myself if I could bring other bases under your management..." Qiu Kan paused before continuing, "I mean, if it's possible..."
Xie Purou lowered her head: "I understand what you mean."
Qiu Kan waved his hands hurriedly: "I'm not trying to embarrass you."
"I know." Xie Purou raised her head again and looked at him: "If possible, I will try my best!"
She wanted more than anyone to light up the base, for all the reasons she considered.
After Qiu Kan left, Xie Purou thought about it for a while, then finally collected her thoughts and honestly finished her work.
The next day, the sky cleared up for a short while, which was rare. The sun came out and the rain stopped for a short while.
As soon as six o'clock arrived, the residents of the first base, as if they had made an agreement, would all lean on the windows to see if there were any new changes in the base.
Before opening the curtains, I silently prayed in my heart that I was the lucky one. After opening the curtains, I cheered and shouted, feeling fortunate that the unchanging old house in front of me had actually changed!
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