Military husband hasn't returned home for two years? He reads his daughter's heartfelt wor

Li Wanqing took Meng Renjie's letter to the dean's office.

Upon learning that Li Wanqing knew Meng Renjie, Zhang Zhuoliang's attitude immediately became much more amiable.

"It's been five years. I never thought Lao Meng would still remember me," Zhang Zhuoliang said with a sigh.

Li Wanqing smiled gently and handed him the letter. "Dean Zhang, this is a letter that Dr. Meng asked me to give you."

Five years later, when Zhang Zhuoliang saw his friend's handwriting again, his eyes instantly welled up with tears.

The hand that opened the letter trembled slightly.

After reading the letter, Zhang Zhuoliang choked up several times. Once his emotions had calmed down, he looked at Li Wanqing with a kind expression.

"Comrade Li, can you tell me about Lao Meng's current situation?"

Li Wanqing nodded. Actually, she didn't know much about Meng Renjie's past, so there wasn't much she could say.

Meng Renjie was once the head of surgery at Hunan Provincial Hospital and also an associate professor at Hunan Academy of Medical Sciences.

He enjoys a good reputation in the medical community.

Five years ago, he was reported by his students for using radical language, and later the hospital also reported him for improper operation during the surgery.

He was eventually sent to a farm in the far north for three years of labor reform before being reassigned to the Renxing Brigade Health Center as a doctor two years ago.

"Dr. Meng's medical skills are excellent. He's had a fairly good time at the Renxing Brigade these past two years, but..."

Li Wanqing paused slightly, then said with a hint of worry, "I think he seems a bit depressed."

It's not a lack of motivation about work, but a lack of motivation about life.

He was reported by a student he had devoted himself to educating, and betrayed by a colleague with whom he had worked hard.

After the accident, he was abandoned by his family and endured three years of hardship alone...

Such an experience can completely shatter a person's mind.

It is already remarkable that Meng Renjie can still use his medical skills to save lives and serve the people.

Some wounds may look healed, but they're actually hidden deeper.

The lack of sunlight year-round slowly erodes a person's body and mind.

After thinking for a moment, Li Wanqing finally spoke up, "Dean Zhang, if it's convenient, you can write a letter to Dr. Meng."

Although they hadn't known each other for long, Meng Renjie had treated the mother and daughter well. She hoped to help him if possible.

When a person is feeling down, what they need most is encouragement from family or friends.

Zhang Zhuoliang looked at Li Wanqing with a kind smile in his eyes.

He thought he probably understood why Lao Meng wrote the letter.

That's a stubborn mule who doesn't like to bother people!

It must be that this comrade caught his eye, which is why he made an exception and wrote to ask him to take good care of him.

“I’ve wanted to write to him for a long time, but his situation is special, and there are some things I can’t say in a letter.”

He and Lao Cao had always kept Lao Meng in mind, but they were powerless to help him with what had happened back then.

By the time they found out, the matter had already been settled, and Lao Meng had already been demoted.

Li Wanqing thought about what Dean Zhang had said, and she actually came up with a roundabout way to solve the problem.

In those days, people sent to labor camps generally lived in cowsheds, and the people and things coming and going were under strict surveillance.

Although Meng Renjie didn't have to live in the cowshed, the people of Renxing Brigade treated him with respect.

However, if you mail items or letters, they will definitely be inspected.

Some things are indeed not suitable to be said directly through a letter.

“If Dean Zhang trusts me, you can give me the letter and I will send it back to the educated youth settlement and have a friend help deliver it.”

Zhang Zhuoliang's eyes lit up. "This is indeed a good method. I'll go write it right away."

If Lao Meng trusts this comrade, then the person this comrade trusts must also be trustworthy.

Zhang Zhuoliang, his expression excited, immediately picked up his pen and began to write; he truly had so many questions for Lao Meng.

Li Wanqing: ...Actually, there's no need to be in such a hurry!

By the time Zhang Zhuoliang finished writing the letter, half an hour had passed.

"Comrade Li, I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting." Zhang Zhuoliang handed the letter to Li Wanqing, his expression still unable to hide his excitement.

Li Wanqing smiled faintly, "It's alright, I'll be going now. I'll come back if I hear anything."

Li Wanqing made no mention of Cheng Baichuan's rehabilitation, since he was physically fine and recovery was only a matter of time.

After Li Wanqing left, Zhang Zhuoliang called his assistant, Xiao Wang, and asked, "Did Director Huang submit an application yesterday to use that batch of new rehabilitation equipment?"

"Yes." Xiao Wang nodded. "However, that batch of rehabilitation equipment is very expensive, and the hospital administration feels that now is not the time to use it."

Xiao Wang put it nicely, but the truth is that the equipment has been stuck in the review process for more than half a year because it is imported.

Zhang Zhuoliang frowned. "What do you mean, 'It's not the right time to use it yet'?"

"Most of the soldiers living in our military region are soldiers who defend our country. Are their equipment less valuable than that of these heroes?"

Xiao Wang fell silent; he couldn't really say anything about it either.

Nowadays, military hospitals have a bunch of people who don't do any real work and just find fault. Sometimes, the hospital staff are quite helpless about it.

Zhang Zhuoliang was naturally aware of the situation, so he waved his hand and said, "Notify all department heads and administrators to hold a meeting in the conference room at 2 PM this afternoon."

Li Wanqing took the letter and returned to her ward, thinking she would mail it before moving back to the military region.

I should call He Mei to let her know I'm safe.

When they returned to the ward, Cheng Baichuan was lying on the bed, and Nuonuo was standing beside him, holding onto the railing.

Li Wanqing frowned slightly. So, are dads really unreliable when it comes to taking care of kids?

Although Nono can walk steadily, if she falls or runs away, he can't get up and can't stop her at all.

Coupled with Cheng Baichuan's guilty look, Li Wanqing became even more suspicious that he wasn't taking good care of the child.

Seeing Li Wanqing return, Cheng Nuo walked towards her with her short legs.

"Mom~~~"

Li Wanqing squatted down, and the little guy immediately jumped into her arms, babbling a bunch of accusatory words with a look of reproach on his face.

Cheng Baichuan touched his nose, and for some reason felt that his daughter was complaining about him.

Fortunately, he's not very good at speaking, and Li Wanqing probably wouldn't understand him either, otherwise, where would he put his face?

Just as she breathed a sigh of relief, she looked up and met Li Wanqing's serious expression.

"You were secretly practicing just now, and you even fell down?"

Cheng Baichuan: ...I'm so panicked. How did she know?

Cheng Baichuan panicked for a second, then calmly denied it, "No, how could I secretly practice and fall down..."

"Daddy~ Ahh~"

Cheng Nuo glared at him angrily, and Li Wanqing also looked at him with a reproachful expression, making Cheng Baichuan feel even more guilty.

"How...how did you know?"

Li Wanqing hugged Nuonuo and pushed her forward, saying with a proud look, "Of course, she's my cute little supervisor."

Cheng Nuo slightly raised her chin, looking proud. She was the little supervisor, making sure her father didn't do anything reckless.

Cheng Baichuan awkwardly touched his nose; he didn't believe Li Wanqing's explanation.

He must have been too guilty just now, which is why she tricked him into revealing the truth.

However, seeing his wife and daughter smiling so happily, he decided to believe it for the time being.