Right now, Lu Mingfei was in the base brigade, and of course he knew exactly what was going on in that little head of hers.
"You miss me, don't you?"
An An had still felt a bit embarrassed at first, but when he asked again, she obediently nodded.
"Mm, I miss you."
"There's one more thing I need to tell you. I'm guessing it'll make you really happy."
Hearing him say that made An An even more curious. "You're awful, hurry up and say it, don't keep me in suspense."
He had no idea how anxious she got inside when he talked like that.
"My body isn't really suited for high‑risk frontline missions anymore, so I have a chance to apply for a transfer back to Ning City. But I don't know when it'll be, and I don't know what position it'll be either."
He had been on the front line for many years now, and he really couldn't bear to part with all the brothers he'd fought side by side with.
