"He was a specially recruited soldier," Hound explained with a smile. "His achievements in computers were outstanding, so the state specially recruited him into the military. Of course, he had to agree to it himself. This was his own choice."
Shao Xiao Jia: "..." Although he knew Hound meant well and was trying to ease his parents' doubts, he still felt he had something to say after hearing that explanation.
"I see. Quickly... come in." Only then did Shao Xiao Jia's father react. He hurriedly stepped aside and gestured for the three of them to enter.
Hound and the other soldier did not stand on ceremony. All three of them entered the house.
"Sit, sit, sit. You haven't eaten yet, have you? You came back so late. I made noodles for you. You brat, you didn't even tell me guests were coming. I'll go knead some more dough." Shao Xiao Jia's father hurriedly spoke.
"No need, Uncle. We won't be eating. We just came to drop him off. We still have a mission later, so we'll be leaving soon," Hound said.
"Well... the mission is important, very important. At least have some water before you leave." Shao Xiao Jia's mother hurriedly spoke as she headed toward the kitchen.
"Uncle, this is my Officer's Certificate. Please take a look. He said that if he came back by himself, you probably wouldn't believe he had become a soldier, so I'll vouch for him. He really is now a proud People's Liberation Army soldier!" Hound said seriously as he handed over his Officer's Certificate.
"Good, good, good..." Shao Xiao Jia's father wiped his hands on his clothes before reaching out to accept Hound's Officer's Certificate. He opened it with trembling hands. No one knew what he was thinking about, but as he kept