"Haha, my daughter."
Han's father patted Chief of Staff Wang on the shoulder and said, while Chief of Staff Wang rubbed his shoulder and rolled his eyes in his heart, "It's a good thing you don't have a tail, otherwise your tail would be wagging."
Han's father probably realized he had lost his composure and quickly regained his dignified demeanor.
Chief of Staff Wang glanced at Han Lingxi on the shooting range, then turned to look at Han's father, who was pretending to be aloof, and sighed that Han's father was truly lucky to have such a beautiful and skilled marksman as his daughter.
Han's father watched Han Lingxi shoot intently, and he was filled with emotion. In places he couldn't see, his daughter had grown up and in the blink of an eye, she showed a side of him that he didn't recognize.
Wang Anfei and Han Lingxi also noticed Han's father and Chief of Staff Wang, and put down their guns and walked to the fence.
"Dad, what brings you here?"
Han Lingxi asked.
"Come and see how amazing my daughter is; she beat Old Wang's son to a pulp."
Han's father looked at Chief of Staff Wang with a smug expression, which made Chief of Staff Wang glare at him angrily, and Wang Anfei's face also turned red.
"Dad, I'm hungry. Let's go get something to eat."
Han Lingxi felt she couldn't let them continue like this, so she changed the subject.
"Yes, yes, we must be hungry. Let's go eat."
When Han's father heard that Han Lingxi was hungry, he quickly took her to eat something, fearing that she would starve.
During the meal, Han Lingxi ate with Chief of Staff Wang and Wang Anfei. She realized she was wrong. She didn't need to worry about her father and Chief of Staff Wang arguing at all, because it was normal for them to argue. Watching them argue, Wang Anfei just gave Han Lingxi an awkward look.
After dinner, Mr. Han sat at his desk to handle official business, while Han Lingxi wandered around the office aimlessly. Mr. Han didn't like reading, so there were no books for Han Lingxi to pass the time.
"Xi'er, when did you learn to use a gun?"
Reading official documents was already a headache for Han's father, but Han Lingxi's handling of them made it even worse. So he simply put down the documents and asked the question that had been bothering him all along.
"I learned it from Zhou Hanche."
Han Lingxi knew her father would ask, so she had already prepared her answer. It was true that Zhou Hanzhe taught her how to use a gun, but her father would probably think that Zhou Hanzhe taught her before he joined the army. It was too incredible that she could fight so well in such a short time, and Han Lingxi didn't want others to know.
"That kid isn't as good as you."
Mr. Han said sullenly, probably because he was unhappy that he hadn't taught his daughter how to use a gun.
"Of course, I am my father's daughter. I inherited his talent, which Han Che can't compare to."
"Haha, that's right."
Han's father laughed triumphantly, and Han Lingxi secretly stuck out her tongue. She was getting better and better at flattering him.
"Dad, is it okay if I go back to Zhou Hanzhe's place in a couple of days?"
Taking advantage of her father's good mood, Han Lingxi spoke cautiously.
"No, why are you running around like that? That place is too close to the front lines, it's too dangerous."
Han's father did not agree out of joy, but rather objected very seriously.
"Dad, I'm not afraid of danger. I want to protect our country."
Han Lingxi said righteously that she just wanted to be with her lover and never wanted to be apart from him.
“You are my only daughter. What would your parents do if something happened to you? Protecting the country is a man’s job. Just stay home and take care of yourself.”
Han's father spoke with conviction.
“Dad, don’t the parents of those soldiers who died in battle feel sad and heartbroken? Yet they still charge into battle. I am Commander Han’s daughter. I am not a coward. I also want to do my part for my country.”
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