Mi Zang Jiao Wife: Baby Where to Escape

   "I'm going to see Lao San Lian, I want to know some old things, you know, two old men have always been like this, and I have nothing to do." Li Jia spread his hands, very helpless.

  Hangzhou trip sigh. "If you have any questions, you can talk to Captain Liu."

  He spread his hand to a middle-aged soldier who was sitting on the sofa beside him. "This person is also a third company, and he has a better understanding of the history of the third company."

  Li Jia looked at him, the hard-faced soldier immediately stood up and saluted her. Li Jia was startled, and quickly stood up and greeted him with a standard military salute.

  She saluted, and quickly said: "Don't! I'm just a junior, you sit down!"

  The middle-aged soldier saw Li Jia's standard military posture, his eyes dimmed. "If you have any instructions or questions, please speak up."

  Hang Zhihang glanced at Li Jia in surprise, a little surprised in his tone. "Jia Jia's military posture just now is good, have you practiced?"

   Standing so straight, reacting so fast, and impeccable posture, it really surprised him.

  Not only him, but the other four soldiers sitting next to him also nodded slightly, worthy of being the granddaughter of the old marshal.

   "My grandfather taught me. I used to be poisoned by him every day, so naturally it will happen." While Li Jia spoke, the maid brought tea, Li Jia took it, and personally handed it to the soldiers present one by one.

  Hangzhi trip, knowing the birth of Mrs. Lu, nodded. "I heard the old marshal talk about how old Mrs. Lu was in the army, but he had some misunderstandings and left the army."

  Li Jia nodded. "I am also puzzled about this matter. The two old ladies are both from the third company. I don't know why they have been awkward for so many years?"

   Hearing her words, the soldier of the third company looked up. The old grandfather of the Lu family used to be comrades-in-arms with the old marshal! Still the third company!

   "The third company's mission was almost wiped out." Li Jia frowned. "To tell you all, the elderly in the family have always been very sad about the death of their comrades in arms, and I don't know what happened."

  She had been to the home of the only remaining cook in Sanlian that year, but his family members went to different places, and some were abroad. When she contacted the granddaughter of the old man, the clues provided by the other party were similar to the information in Sanlian Exhibition Hall.

   "It turns out that Mrs. Lu is also a hero of the third company. He is really disrespectful. No wonder he can teach the young lady." The soldier of the third company said seriously. "Miss may not know that at the time, only the old marshal and another old senior were left in the third consecutive year. We always thought that the other party had passed away."

"When the accident happened that year, the old marshal was entrusted with a heavy duty to inform and ask for help. He was only half injured by the enemy. All the soldiers who reported the news died. The old marshal crawled back to the camp for help despite the serious injuries, but the time was too late. When the army arrived, the third company was wiped out."

  When he spoke, his tone was heavy. The prosperous age was built from the flames of war. The older generations have also passed away, and there are very few surviving people.

   Although Li Jia had guessed that there was a misunderstanding between the two old people, he did not expect it to be the case.

  When the old man Li crawled back to report the letter, he was afraid that all the soldiers of the third company had already sacrificed, and there was an error in the time, but the old man was not clear.

He watched the deaths of his comrades, but the people who sent out the letter desperately were greedy and afraid of death. He missed the opportunity and lied that they all died in battle. He heard the news when he came back from nine deaths, and he was probably dazzled by anger. .

  Li Jia secretly sighed, obsession for more than half a century.