Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don’t Mess Around!

“You can do it, I believe in you.” Qin Xiu laughed as his slender legs paced forward. He had long been accustomed to traveling with the leaders for overseas visits. He was calm and composed. And his every move was filled with confidence. “Follow me. Everything will be fine.”

He was steadfast and grinned as he spoke.

Walking in the back, Xia Jinyuan narrowed his dangerous black eyes. The one that was walking very closely with his little fox, and even tried to hold her back considerately when she was walking too close to the major general… it was that famous Qin Xiu from the Qin family.

It wasn’t a problem if Qin Xiu just reminded his little fox to pay attention. The main problem was that when he smiled at his little fox, he looked like they were acquaintances.

The Qin family was full of self-contained people who cared about family statuses. Especially their matriarch. Their Old Madam and the Xia family’s Old Madam had never been on good terms and were at odds with each other. Things had been like this since they were young and even after they had grandchildren.

In the words of the Old Master, the two were enemies in their previous lives and couldn’t get along in peace in this life.

“Stop looking. We might think that you found something abnormal.” G3’s lips fluttered softly and the tension in his facial expressions dissipated away. He had thought that Q King had discovered something abnormal and was on high alert.

Xia Jinyuan calmly retracted his gaze and didn’t pay much attention to Qin Xiu. He then escorted the leaders in front to the front cabin.

The front cabin was not luxurious. The first thing that Ye Jian saw was a Chinese painting, with the scenery of the Great Wall in the four seasons – Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

There was an identification plate on the left front door of the cabin, which clearly indicated the nationality. It was a spot where the leaders must pass when they exit the cabin.

After boarding, the accompanying staff sat in the rear cabin. Xia Jinyuan and G3 were part of them. They sat with a few translators and guards from the Imperial City in the rear cabin with a seat layout of 3-4-3.

Entering the front cabin, the leader sat down and buckled up under the guidance of the flight attendants. After putting the seatbelt on, the Head glanced behind him and smiled as he instructed Qin Xiu, “Little Qin, you must take care of Little Ye beside you. She’s the youngest amongst us. Take good care of her. If she’s hungry, don’t stop her if she wants to eat.”

He appeared to be extremely serious when attending conferences on television, but in private, he was a kind senior.

Qin Xiu often followed the leaders around for their interviews. There was no pressure when he responded to the leader’s instructions. He calmly replied, “Please rest assured, we’ve met before. There was once I got lost when I was on the phone settling some work matters. I almost fell into the lake. Fortunately, she was behind and reminded me, saving my life.”

He was not only calm, but could also tweak the atmosphere. The Head laughed heartily. “Little Ye, you’re Little Qin’s life-saver. Ask him to do things for you. He won’t reject you.”

In the midst of all that laughter, the plane took off punctually at 4.30 am in the morning.

The ground staff and security personnel began to withdraw in an orderly manner and the airport once again returned to normal. The stern atmosphere faded away and some of the closed corridors and pathways were opened again as usual.

The vehicles that were parked outside left quietly and some people at the high points silently withdrew their guns and quickly got back in the car to return to the unit.

The people inside and outside the designated private aircraft building only left after the plane had left.

It takes six hours to travel from the capital city to Pakistan. During the six hours, the Head didn’t make conversation with the accompanying staff throughout the flight. There were some things that he had to handle during the flight and some things that he had to approve.