Chapter 858: 858、Can hold no more! (2/2)

I KNOW! I know what you meant!

Without permission from the military, I can go nowhere!

“All you need to do now is to have faith in him.”

“…” Wen He lowered her head in despair.

Of course I believe in Huo Chen. But he’s not facing a random mafia group in a lawless zone. He’s facing guns and missiles from another nation. Anything could happen. And the reality is, I can do nothing. I can’t even show up at his base.

Wen He spent more days in the hospital. She once intended to get discharged as early as possible. Nevertheless, things changed. Huo Chen was informed to be at the war field and she had to monitor him, somehow. All she could do was flipping channels, checking out news online by googling his name from time to time while trying to contact Yang Yi who did not respond with a single word.

A fortnight passed.

The Country Z’s military tried to keep the news of the war within the base, so that they would not cause any unnecessary commotion among the people.

It did not work, nonetheless.

The national news channel started reporting about the war in rather concise and general manner. It was all the good news that sounded too good to be true to Wen He.

However, it was relieving to know more information about the war. At least, Wen He was finally informed about the exact location of the war and Huo Chen the general was alive and still leading the army.

It all went happy-go-lucky for a second, till…

“That’s all for the national news. Now we proceed with a weather forecast.”

The nationwide map featured a thunderstorm right at the boundary. The hostess called it a storm that might last 10 days or more. Wen He could comprehend that as trouble to the Country Z’s army. She intuitively felt something. She could not hold it anymore after spending the next few days unable to sleep, to sit still and eat.

She demanded an immediate discharge and left the hospital, rushed back to the capital and barged into Yang Yi’s office, ignoring the guardsmen, “Commander, sir!” The door slammed open, “We need to talk.”