Han Dong came out of the bathroom and saw Su Ran standing at the door.
"Are you leaving?" Su Ran forced a smile, pretending to be calm.
She heard it all. Although she didn't know who was looking for him, she knew that they were urging him to go back.
They had only met for a few hours and were about to part again.
She was reluctant to let him go, but she couldn't drag him away. She couldn't forget that he was still injured and needed to rest just because he looked fine.
"Well, my brother-in-law is here."
I originally planned to stay here for one night before leaving, but now...
"Your family must be very worried. I'm fine now. You should hurry back with your brother-in-law. If I have time, I will go back to see you." Su Ran said with a smile.
Han Dong smiled slightly, touched her head and held her in his arms. In his twenty-nine years of life, he had spent the first eighteen years looking forward to growing up, looking forward to independence, looking forward to having a free world that truly belonged to him. Later, he went to military school and became a soldier. His only goal was to become stronger. Apart from training, he just waited for missions. He felt that such a life was simple, fulfilling and meaningful.
Now, because of her, he has an additional desire for life, a desire to build a family with her, a warm and loving home, caring about each other, cherishing each other. Maybe they will be together less often, but their feelings are solid and firm.
"Just work here with peace of mind. I'll come to see you when I'm discharged from the hospital," said Han Dong.
"Okay, then you have to get better as soon as possible. I'll wait for you here." Su Ran hugged him, buried her head in his chest and said softly.
God knows how much she clings to his embrace, how much she doesn't want him to leave, how much she wants to cling to him like a scoundrel, asking him to stay with her longer...
But she knew she couldn't. No matter now or in the future, he didn't belong to her alone. He was a soldier, and being a soldier meant dedicating oneself to the country. It didn't matter. She just wanted to have a small part of him, to occupy a small corner in his heart. He belonged to the country, and she belonged to him.
This was her own choice. Falling in love with him meant that she would have to be strong on her own most of the time and would never hold him back.
Therefore, every time they part from now on, she must not cry or act like a naughty girl. She must be happy when they are together and happy when they are apart, and then look forward to the next reunion.
"Call me if you have anything." Han Dong reminded.
"Is missing you considered a big deal?" Su Ran asked.
Han Dong laughed: "This is a big deal."
"Oh, what if I miss you often?"
"Then I will miss you even more." Han Dong tightened his arms, wishing he could rub her into his body and take her with him wherever he went.
I never thought that one day I would become sentimental, but the feeling of being sentimental is so wonderful, with its ups and downs, bitterness and astringency. This is the taste of life.
Su Ran hugged him back tightly. Although they were to be separated again, their hearts were closely connected, and she felt it.
The two checked out of the hotel and walked out of the small hotel. Dong Zecheng and He Tong were already waiting outside.
Dong Zecheng glared at Han Dong, then turned to Su Ran and introduced himself with a smile: "Su Ran, I'm Han Dong's brother-in-law, Dong Zecheng."
"Hello, hello!" Su Ran shook hands with him politely.
"Then I... will take him away first. Whenever you return to Shengzhou, you are welcome to visit my home."
"Yes, I will definitely go. I'm sorry to trouble you this time." Su Ran felt embarrassed.
"It's not a problem. It's good as long as we find the person. It would be a problem if we can't find him. Han Dong, let's go. I have booked a flight for around 7 o'clock in the evening." Dong Zecheng urged.
Han Dong looked at Su Ran, seeming to want to say something but stopping himself.
Su Ran smiled: "Let's go, it's almost time, send me a text message when you arrive in Shengzhou."
Han Dong then looked at He Tong.
He Tong immediately said: "Captain, don't worry, I will take good care of my sister-in-law."
Han Dong nodded and got into the taxi.
Su Ran blushed. He Tong actually called her sister-in-law. However, she liked this name.
Dong Zecheng also got in the car and told the driver to drive.
The rear window of the taxi slowly rolled down, and Han Dong waved the phone in his hand at Su Ran.
Su Ran waved at him: "I'll call you."
The car had disappeared from sight, but Su Ran was still staring blankly in the direction the car left.
In a small town, in an inconspicuous Internet cafe, two Nanhua Entertainment reporters, Lu Jinyi and Xie Fangfei, whose mobile phones and cameras had been confiscated by Han Dong, were typing away at the keyboards.
The interview transcript of Zheng Liming that they had sent out earlier had already exploded on the Internet and became a hot topic. In just a few hours, the number of reads had exceeded one million, and there were more than 80,000 comments, all of which were condemning the crew and demanding that the crew make a public apology and replace the two leading actors, saying that such people were not worthy of playing heroes.
Other reporters also published articles reporting that the crew was besieged by local people. Public opinion was that the crew was too arrogant, which caused dissatisfaction among local people and they attacked them.
Lu Jinyi and Xie Fangfei have been journalists for many years. This is the first time that an article they wrote has received such a warm response on the Internet. Their confidence has increased. Although their mobile phones and cameras have been confiscated, it does not affect their continued fight.
Since I can’t write about the man who was with Su Ran, I’ll write about something else. So, an article titled “A female star named S was released this morning. Was she acquitted or was she backed by someone?” appeared out of nowhere.
The article pointed out that the recent casting change controversy was very loud, but the news about a certain actress surnamed S not only stopped trending overnight, but also disappeared from the entire network, and the name of the actress surnamed S was blocked on the entire network, and all related news could not be published. Is it that the public relations team of the actress surnamed S is too powerful? Or is the power behind her too strong? Could the last car accident be a play directed and performed by the team of the actress surnamed S
The article is no longer just implicit but explicitly points out that Su Ran has a powerful backer behind her.
As soon as this article was published, it immediately caused a strong response.
The netizens who had previously maintained a wait-and-see attitude could no longer suppress their anger and attacked Su Ran with all their might, demanding an explanation from the relevant departments.
And those supporters of Su Ran, faced with the flood of public opinion, dared not say a word. As soon as they spoke out, they were chased and called idiots and internet trolls. They were questioned how much money they had taken from Su Ran and whether they were helping Su Ran to whitewash her against their conscience.
When Su Ran returned to the hotel, Director Chen was calling a meeting of relevant personnel.
Thank you Li Ye and Yang Yangyang for the tip!
(End of this chapter)