Sweet love in military marriage: an egg in exchange for a rough husband

Su Yunyun pushed her car quickly to the stall selling baskets. After paying 4 cents for the car rental fee to the stall owner, she ran quickly to the state-owned restaurant, with her ponytail swinging high on the back of her head.

After the two separated, Han Sen walked quickly to the post office, hung up the phone to the army, and then waited quietly for the call to be connected. After a while, the call was connected. Han Sen told the army leader that he was going to get married, and the marriage application would be sent out today, and asked the leader to approve it as soon as possible.

The leader agreed repeatedly on the phone and said that he would approve the application as soon as it arrived so as not to delay his marriage.

Then I happily told him that I had received the prescription. Because of Professor Du's detailed explanation of the efficacy of the medicine, the higher-ups in the army took it seriously and urgently contacted various experts to verify the result. The result was no different from what Professor Du said.

Therefore, the troops decided to quickly start production to resolve the suffering of wounded and sick soldiers as early as possible and reduce the number of soldiers who had to leave the army due to disability caused by lack of effective treatment of their injuries.

Han Sen was very happy to hear this. After all, it was great to be able to help his comrades get rid of their injuries.

At this time, he heard from his leader that after several rounds of discussions among the top military officials, it was decided to give Su Yunyun 3% of the shares.

Because this prescription will be released to the general public after it is produced, and the economic benefits generated will be used to support military construction. The source of this benefit is the prescription donated by Su Yunyun, so she was given 3% of the shares as a thank you, and at the same time, it is also to encourage other people in the army to think of more ways to contribute to the army.

Han Sen gladly accepted it. This was what Su Yunyun deserved, so he certainly couldn't push it away.

When he was about to hang up, he heard hurried footsteps coming from the phone, and then he heard another leader say that he had been given a task.

Before issuing the mission, he was asked to pay attention to whether there was anyone around. After Han Sen replied that there was no one, the leader began to say that there was a spy infiltrated the army. It was not yet possible to identify who it was because Han Sen was injured and had left the army for some time. He was a stranger to the spy, which was very advantageous.

It just so happened that the director of the Public Security Bureau in his county was a former demobilized soldier. The army had already informed him in advance and arranged for a group of soldiers to go to his county on the pretext of demobilization to be trained by him.

In order to avoid alerting the enemy, it would take time to complete these operations. It was estimated that the talents would arrive in about 2 weeks. Han Sen needed to complete matters such as marriage during this period, and then devote himself to training so that he could accept missions at any time.

Han Sen replied with a serious expression that he had received the message and promised to complete the task before hanging up the phone.

Then Han Sen went to the remittance counter to collect his last two months' salary. He took out a stack of bills from his pocket, found the watch bill, and put the other bills back into his pocket.

After asking the counter staff how to get to the supply and marketing cooperative, Han Sen went out and walked towards the cooperative.

Arriving at the supply and marketing cooperative, Han Sen found the watch counter and saw watches from the Shanghai, Plum, and Seiko brands. There weren't many varieties, but the styles were good. After careful selection, he found a Shanghai brand ladies' watch that was the same style as the watch he left in the army, but it was much smaller and more delicate. He decisively ordered this one and paid 120 yuan and a watch ticket.

After buying the items, Han Sen saw that the agreed time was almost up, so he quickly walked towards the state-owned restaurant.

But as the agreed time passed, Su Yunyun still hadn't shown up. Han Sen became anxious. He regretted agreeing to act separately. He couldn't imagine what would happen if something happened to her.

Just when he was anxiously trying to find Su Yunyun, she appeared at the corner of the road, running towards him quickly with her ponytail flying.

Han Sen felt relieved and immediately walked over to Su Yunyun, asking her to take a break. He then took out a handkerchief from his pocket and asked her to wipe her sweat.

Su Yunyun wiped her sweat and explained to Han Sen, "I misread the time because I couldn't see my watch clearly. I thought I had plenty of time. But then I saw the sun rising higher and higher, and I felt something was wrong. I immediately took a closer look and realized that the agreed time was almost up. In order not to worry you, I ran here quickly in such a hot day."

Then she patted her chest thankfully, panting and muttering softly, "Luckily it was only 10 minutes over."

Han Sen looked at her flushed cheeks and immediately took her into the state-owned restaurant and asked her to sit down. He then went out and bought her a bottle of Arctic Ocean soda to quench her thirst.

After she finished drinking, Han Sen ordered a plate of braised pork, a plate of braised fish, a plate of fried vegetables with tofu, a bowl of vegetable soup, and three large steamed buns. He paid for the meal and the ticket, and told her to eat quickly.

When Su Yunyun saw so much food, she looked embarrassed. "My appetite is not that big. I definitely can't finish all of this!"

Han Sen looked at her embarrassed expression and told her to eat as much as she could and he would eat the rest so that nothing would be wasted.

So Su Yunyun happily picked up a piece of shiny braised pork and put it into her mouth. Hmm, it smells so good!

After finishing their meal and resting for a while, Han Sen asked, "Where do you want to go shopping this afternoon?"

"Let's go to the scrapyard!"

Han Sen closed his eyes and guessed the answer, but this time he couldn't help himself. "Last time I went to the scrap yard, I went to look for textbooks. What are you going to look for today?"

"I don't know what I want to buy, I just want to take a look." Su Yunyun was choked by Han Sen's question. Since it was Taobao, she would buy whatever she could find, and of course it would be best if she could find a treasure.

"Okay then!" Han Sen was a little helpless. "Let's go!"

When they arrived at the scrap yard, Su Yunyun handed the old man a sesame cake as usual, and then went straight to the wood area. However, after searching for a long time, she didn't find anything satisfactory. Just when she was feeling a little disappointed, her attention was attracted by a pile of white and blue broken porcelain pieces on the side.

She walked over and looked through it, and saw a broken porcelain pillow with all four sides damaged to varying degrees, some vases with broken bottoms, and some broken porcelain pieces such as broken bowls and plates.

Seeing these, she felt it was such a pity, as there should be quite a few old items among them. If they were intact, she could find a way to take them back. Perhaps they would become antiques and be worth a lot of money!

But now all of them are broken and can only be placed in the pile of broken porcelain pieces in the scrap yard. I don’t know if anyone will buy them.

Su Yunyun sighed, thinking that she would not be able to find any treasure, and wanted to turn around and leave.

Suddenly, a round object the size of a bowl appeared in front of Su Yunyun. She gently moved away the things piled around it, and the bowl-sized object revealed its true appearance: it was two bowls stacked together.

Su Yunyun took out the bowl and saw that the body of the bowl was thick and felt as sticky as glutinous rice flour with no cracks. The glaze was white with a hint of green, and the pattern was blue and white floral decorations.

Su Yunyun recalled the news she saw when she was floating in her previous life. It said that a Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain jar was auctioned for more than 2 million yuan. The features on the jar seemed to be very similar to these two bowls.

Could this be a Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain bowl? !