The General and Little Lolita (H)

97-98

Chapter 97: The General's Story

When his subordinates came down to report to him about Colonel Hu saying that he wanted to see him for the last time before he died, Fu Teng had just wrapped up his thigh wound.

Colonel Hu was the enlightenment master of his own fighting. He died while accompanying him in this difficult battle.

Fu Teng dragged his badly injured leg to go. Colonel Hu seemed to be soaked in blood. When he saw him, he struggled to say: "Take care of my daughter."

He really had his last breath left, and before he heard his answer, he opened his eyes wide and held on.

There are often casualties on the battlefield, and he doesn't know how many orphans are left behind. Fu Teng shouldn't have agreed, but at this moment, he saw a father's love for his daughter, and he desperately wanted his promise.

Forget it, there is no shortage of food in the mansion, Fu Teng nodded, watching Colonel Hu close his eyes peacefully in front of him.

The battle dragged on for nearly half a month before it came to an end. The night before leading the army back to the border town, his subordinates reported that Colonel Hu's body had been buried and that his daughter was overwhelmed with grief and was in danger.

Fu Teng suddenly remembered his promise. He didn't expect that it would be so troublesome to raise a child, and she was about to die before he took her back to the mansion.

So he ordered his subordinates to take her back to the mansion and asked the doctor to take good care of her.

This time dozens of the non-Han tribes gathered to attack, and the non-Han leader Ta Ba was very brave, and it was the most difficult battle to fight in decades. Earlier, the imperial court's decree of reward had arrived. Although he was awarded the title of Tengfei General, he was not very happy.

After returning to the mansion to wash and meet with the consul in charge of the study, the doctor came to see him urgently on the way: "This old man is incompetent, the little girl is weak and unwilling to eat. I'm afraid we need to prepare for her funeral!"

Fu Teng stood up abruptly and went to the backyard. He could lead tens of thousands of troops, but he might not be able to deal with a child.

A thin and pale little girl was lying quietly on the bed as if the troubles around her had nothing to do with her.

Fu Teng sat on the edge of the bed and looked at the little girl. Even though her breathing was barely audible, he still knew from the trembling eyelashes that she was awake.

As expected, the little girl sensed him beside her and opened her eyes.

It was a pair of cold and determined eyes, looking at himself without any waves.

Fu Teng had never seen such a look in a girl's eyes, as if she had seen through the vicissitudes of life, he was horrified!

Fu Teng knew that he was handsome, so he should be able to persuade the teenage girl, so he asked, "Why the hunger strike?"

The little girl didn't buy it at all, she closed her eyes and was determined.

What kind of state of mind can make the little girl want to die?

Fu Teng seemed to see himself in her when he was eight years old, and his mother who was disappointed and grieved by his father died of illness. At that time, she also decided to escape everything.

However, if he can go to his trusted uncle, who can this helpless little girl go to?

Perhaps, he should let the little girl know that he can be trusted, but the premise is that the little girl must survive first.