Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 593 was too sudden.
The driver was a female soldier whom Fu Mingxue did not recognize, but she guessed that she was Qin Wenying's comrade-in-arms.

After Qin Wenying saw that she was seated, she asked her comrade to drive.

"Shall we drive back?" Fu Mingxue asked.

"No, we'll take the train back. We've already bought the tickets; the train leaves in an hour, so it'll be just about right for us to get there."

"By the way, have you had breakfast?" Qin Wenying asked.

Fu Mingxue originally left her dormitory to go to the cafeteria for breakfast, since her dormitory had no cooking equipment, which meant she had nothing.

That's when I ran into Qin Wenying. She had just learned of the old man's passing and was too preoccupied to eat breakfast.

"I'm not hungry."

"These are what I just bought. You can have a couple of bites." Qin Wenying handed her two eggs.

Fu Mingxue looked at her but didn't answer. "And what about you?"

"I just ate with my comrades, these two are for you."

I wanted to buy some other things, but there's nothing to buy in this godforsaken place.

She had thought that Fu Mingxue might not have eaten breakfast, so she specially knocked on a fellow villager's door and paid him to have the eggs cooked.

That family was poor; they only had three eggs in total.

Otherwise, I could have bought more.

"One is enough for me." Fu Mingxue took only one, "This one is for your comrade."

“I’ve already eaten,” the female soldier driving the car said. “Wenying, you can eat. She didn’t eat.”

Qin Wenying was about to say she wasn't hungry, but Fu Mingxue beat her to it and said, "Then one each is just right. We can buy some other things after we get on the train."

"also."

Qin Wenying was a straightforward person, so since Fu Mingxue had left one for her, she didn't refuse.

It took about fifty minutes to get there.

The two quickly got out of the car.

Qin Wenying said goodbye to her comrade-in-arms, and then said to Fu Mingxue, "We need to go in and have our tickets checked."

Qin Wenying snatched Fu Mingxue's suitcase away first.

She was somewhat surprised that the suitcase seemed unusually light. However, she didn't think much of it—assuming it only contained a few pieces of clothing.

This train station is very small, and there aren't many food stalls.

The train had already arrived at the station when the two entered the platform.

After the two boarded the train and found their seats, Qin Wenying said, "Today is the first day of the lunar month, and there are very few people on the train, so we have sleeper tickets available. You can sleep for a while now, and I'll wake you up at noon."

Fu Mingxue couldn't possibly fall asleep; she shook her head.

"It's nothing, I'm not sleepy. By the way, wasn't Grandpa in good health? How could this happen so suddenly?"

I hadn't asked in detail before.

"I don't know the specifics, it was my mom who called, she kept crying." Qin Wenying's eyes were red.

Her beloved grandfather is gone.

She didn't even get to see him one last time.

Just thinking about it made her very upset.

Fu Mingxue was also quite saddened. How could that kind old man who had been so good to her have passed away so suddenly?

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Qin Wenhuo returned from the Qin family compound.

He was exhausted.

Upon seeing this, Fu's mother quickly stepped forward and asked, "Did you get through to Mingxue on the phone?"

Qin Wenhuo nodded, "I got through. She's already here and should arrive the day after tomorrow. I guess my sister told her."

When Fu's mother heard that her daughter had arrived, she breathed a sigh of relief.

It's good that he's back.

"Mom, I won't be home tonight. You and the kids just need to close the door. I probably won't have much time tomorrow either—"

Mrs. Fu quickly said, "Don't worry about things at home. Just focus on your work. I'll take good care of the children."

Qin Wenhuo nodded, "Then thank you for your trouble, Mom!"

He went inside to get some things, and then left the courtyard.