Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 1101 - Chapter 1101 Chapter 1100 Sister-in-law

Chapter 1101: Chapter 1100: Sister-in-law Chapter 1101: Chapter 1100: Sister-in-law “Mm!” Huo Beijiang nodded, “That’s very likely.”

“It’s incredible,” Nan Fei exclaimed, “How did you guys figure it out?”

When this came up, Huo Beijiang revealed a trace of a somewhat strange look in his eyes and teasingly said, “It was Wei Qin, his intuition.”

“People always say that a woman’s sixth sense is very accurate, but now I realize that a man’s intuition can be even more terrifying!”

Upon hearing this, Huo Beijiang revealed a hint of a suggestive smile and leaned in close to Nan Fei’s ear to whisper softly, “Wife, you’re mistaken. Often a man’s intuition can be much more formidable than a woman’s.”

Nan Fei didn’t believe it.

Huo Beijiang began to give examples.

“For instance, the first time I saw you, I felt that you were definitely going to be my wife.”

“…”

“For instance…”

“Stop!” Nan Fei hurriedly shouted, afraid that if he continued, there was no telling what else he might say!

He Shasha covered her face with her hands. She was still a child! Why did they have to hurt her like this.

The car left the city and headed towards Jilan Mountain. By evening, as the sun was setting, they entered the strictly guarded 36th Division headquarters. Nan Fei had been there before and didn’t think much of it.

But it was different for He Shasha. From a long distance away, she was already leaning against the car window, gawking with the novelty of Granny Liu entering Grand View Garden. She couldn’t stop marveling, “Solemn and austere, a tangible atmosphere of iron-blooded slaughter assaults the senses. I think this place is even better than Owl Dragon.”

Nan Fei also looked through the window at the approaching military base, appearing calm on the outside, but equally awestruck inside. It’s said that the temperament of an army depends on its highest-ranking officer.

Thus, from the demeanor of the 36th Division, one could infer the demeanor of Huo Beijiang.

In fact, Nan Fei had always been aware that the Huo Beijiang who was unconstrained, sharp-tongued, languid, and carried a charming demeanor in her presence wasn’t his truest self. The real Huo Beijiang was like this military base in front of her.

Strict in military discipline, decisive in killing, iron-blooded and cold.

Nan Fei stealthily glanced at Huo Beijiang but was caught in the act. Meeting his seemingly smiling gaze, she inexplicably felt shy and guilty, and lowered her head. Above her, Huo Beijiang’s pleased laughter rang out.

Today they were in Huo Beijiang’s special car, which, after rolling down the windows at the main gate, was allowed to pass directly.

Ning Di, Yu Xiaoxiao, and others had already been notified and were waiting on the side. As the car came to a stop, someone immediately came forward to open the door. After Huo Beijiang got out, everyone saluted in unison with crisp, uniform movements.

Their synchronous actions, even stirring the air, made one invariably feel a certain solemnity.

“Good day, division commander!”

Despite not wearing his military uniform, Huo Beijiang still gave a simple military salute in return.

“Division commander, you’ve finally come back; if you hadn’t, we would have gone mad.”

“Exactly! Everyone has been waiting for you to come back to hold the summary meeting.”

“The corps commander has called several times, saying that if you don’t come back soon, you might as well not come back at all.”

Everyone crowded around, chattering away, and only halfway through did they realize that another person had gotten out of the car. Young, stunning, so beautiful that it was hard to look away.

“Cough, cough!” Ning Di conscientiously coughed, reminding everyone to watch their behavior.

It wouldn’t be long before the entire Northern Military District would know their division commander was a big vinegar jar. Considering the teasing and peculiar looks they’d receive when going out to meetings and attending events, Ning Di vowed inwardly never to participate again.

Let those sorts of opportunities be for others.