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The quartermaster thought that according to the consumption level of a place like Linhai Bar, the money he paid was already very generous, but he didn't expect that the bar owner would come to the barracks the next day.

Although the quartermaster wore casual clothes when he went to the bar, the bar owner had opened the bar for so long in Shuizhou, and all the people who served were soldiers coming and going. From the way the quartermaster walked, it could be seen that he was from the army.The new face is probably the No.17 Armored Cavalry Regiment of the Army who is stationed in Shuizhou and is about to go to the front line.The owner of the bar went to the barracks and wanted to seek justice for himself, but he never dreamed that he would see the regimental commander directly, and the quartermaster next to the regiment leader looked at the epaulettes, and he was a lieutenant colonel.

"What's your business?" Captain Jin frowned dissatisfiedly when he saw the dusty smell of the bar owner, "This is a military camp, not a place for people like you to come."

The bar owner glanced at the quartermaster, took out a wad of money from his pocket, and put it in front of the head of the regiment: "Your lieutenant colonel came to drink at my bar yesterday and forgot his wallet with me. Count it and see if there is any shortage. "

"People like you will still pick up money." Commander Jin was a little confused, and handed the money to the quartermaster, "Count it, is it missing?"

The quartermaster took a quick glance and recognized that he had paid the barkeeper, and that one of the gold rounds had the grease from chips on it, and it wasn't bad at all.

"Is it missing?" Head Jin urged again.

The quartermaster shook his head, took the money and put it back in his pocket.

"It's all right." The bar owner pulled out a wry smile, "You are noble soldiers. A shop opened by people like me is not worthy of entertaining you. Don't come here again. If you get some dirty disease and affect the battle situation, I'm not good. Tell the country."

"You have self-knowledge." For the sake of his rare interest, Captain Jin didn't ask anyone to beat the sissy out. Once the bar owner left, he couldn't help but lecture the quartermaster, "In just a few days, Give me peace and don't cause trouble. Anyway, at most one month, when we receive the equipment and ammunition, we will go to the front line."

The quartermaster watched the back of the bar owner leaving, and always felt that he seemed to have something in his words, and he didn't listen to what Captain Jin was saying at all.