Zhou Weiguang sighed and said, "Yes, I'm hesitating."
Old Chen laughed and said, "Commander Zhou, we men should prioritize our careers, especially for our special profession. It's a great thing that you've gained the attention of your superiors. Look at me, I haven't even had this opportunity yet."
"Don't let your romantic feelings cloud your judgment and cause you to miss this opportunity, or you'll regret it later."
I understand the reasoning.
Zhou Weiguang had always thought of himself as someone with a strong sense of career, so much so that it could transcend everything else in life, as evidenced by the fact that he didn't go home for ten years after joining the army.
But after getting married, he discovered that he had something that could rival his career.
While Zhou Weiguang was hesitating, Qin Hanshu also heard about this from Fan Hongxia.
She took the initiative to talk to Zhou Weiguang about it.
"You should go. Opportunities in life are limited, and if you miss them, you may not get another chance."
Zhou Weiguang looked at her and said, "Then it will be difficult for us to see each other again in the future."
The child was secondary; the thought of not being able to hold his wife while sleeping every night made him feel miserable.
Qin Hanshu said, "Seeing each other once a month or once every two months is very common for your profession. Think about those grassroots soldiers who can't go home for years and only get to spend a few days with their partners each year. We're already much better off. You should be content."
These words made Zhou Weiguang feel ashamed.
However, Qin Hanshu was too rational and seemed not to miss him at all, which made Zhou Weiguang, a grown man, feel a little wronged.
His wife's feelings for him weren't as deep as his.
On the night before he left, Zhou Weiguang clung to Qin Hanshu until the wee hours of the morning, not caring whether Gu Yan outside would hear him, and forced Qin Hanshu to say countless times—"Husband, I can't bear to leave you!"
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