After quite a while, the Old General finally smiled and said, "Don't be so dejected. I've lived long enough already. Even if I didn't do this, I probably wouldn't have much longer to live."
"Being able to do something for you before I die is already the best choice for me."
"I'm willing to do it too. No one forced me, so you don't need to feel guilty."
The old man's smile made Pelius's father feel as though time had turned back to when he was still young. Back then, the old man had also been young, but his smile had remained unchanged from that day to this.
It could make you relax from the bottom of your heart and give you a sense of security!
It was as if, no matter how difficult a problem was, everything would somehow be resolved as soon as you saw him smile.
Pelius's father rubbed his eyes. "When these measures of ours can no longer stop them, they'll definitely demand an investigation into the military's senior leadership. When that happens... you can cooperate with their investigation and questioning."
"They'll have a designated place outside to do this, and they'll definitely invite you over."
"Once you get there..."
"The way you leave may be a little uncomfortable, but it'll all be over very soon."
The Old General nodded. There was no fear or unease in his eyes, only a faint melancholy after being comforted.
"I understand. They should leave me a necktie. It can help me solve these problems."
Pelius's father walked over and embraced the old man sitting in the chair. "I'm sorry..."
The old man embraced him too and gently patted his back. "No. No one needs to apologize to me. Neither do you."
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