Li Dongfang glanced back at her, a smile on his face as he comforted her.
"Sister Song, you don't need to worry about that. There are military guards along the way. Every family's children are raised like this, so there won't be any danger. Lin Dongliang just came over and saw the children going out, so he followed them."
His skin was fair, and even the intense training hadn't changed his skin color much. When he grinned, he showed off a set of white teeth, which made people feel at ease at first glance.
“Wang Zhande is also at the hospital. Everyone will see that the two children will be looked after along the way. The checks here are quite strict, and ordinary people can't get in. You can rest assured.”
With so many people protecting them, and considering that Yangyang and Xie Zhiyan look almost identical, anyone who knows these two children can guess whose they are.
Song Zhaodi breathed a sigh of relief, only to suddenly realize that she was now inside a military compound, which was different from the outside world.
Not to mention that human traffickers couldn't even get in, this group would probably tremble with fear at the sight of the people inside, let alone attempt to abduct the children here.
"Okay, I forgot about that in my haste. I did remind you before. You go ahead and get busy. Come over for dinner when you have time."
Song Zhaodi grew up in the countryside, and that's how people in the village greet each other. Li Dongfang nodded and didn't linger any longer.
Watching the people gradually disappear into the distance, Song Zhaodi breathed a sigh of relief and then looked up at the square sky.
In the distance, clouds drifted and swayed; she hadn't felt a moment of such bliss in a long time.
Here, her time belongs entirely to herself.
The place she was in now was absolutely safe, and she couldn't help but feel a little envious of being a military dependent. The treatment here and the conditions she was enjoying were things that ordinary people could never achieve in their lifetime.
But soon, she shook her head again.
Song Zhaodi had given up all expectations for her relationship, and besides, Shu Ying was entitled to enjoy what she was entitled to.
She and Xie Zhiyan rarely saw each other, and she raised their two children alone. Before joining the army, she had heard countless rumors and gossip.
Every family has its own troubles, and everyone has their own difficulties. Everyone may seem successful on the surface, but only they know how they are really doing.
Her only worry right now is that she hasn't gotten a divorce certificate with Zhou Dawei yet.
"Once I've settled down here, I still need to get a divorce. Only then can I completely escape that place."
She never wanted to have anything to do with that abusive man again.
Although I feel a little more at ease now that I have my own things to do, I still often dream about the time in the village when I was beaten up all the time.
This became a nightmare that plagued her every night. Whenever she closed her eyes, images of fists and sticks would appear in her mind. On good nights, she might be awakened once, but most of the time she couldn't sleep at all.
That marriage certificate, which had been used to distribute countless wedding candies, became a mountain weighing on her heart.
She stood absentmindedly at the door for a long time, until her legs were numb, before she lowered her head and went back to her room.
Along the way, Yueyue and Yangyang chattered incessantly.
"The sun is so strong today. Luckily, there were many big trees along the way, otherwise we would have been roasted like pork skewers by the time we got to the hospital."
Yueyue and Yangyang carried a bucket of rice together and strolled leisurely along the tree-lined path.
People coming and going along the way couldn't help but want to look at them.
The two little ones are so adorable, especially when they tilt their heads and speak in their babyish voices. They look like dolls that have stepped out of a New Year's painting. Just looking at them makes you feel fascinated.
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