TAIWANESE BATTLE OF THE LAND [COMPLETED]

47

November 9th 1936 / 1 week and 3 days later Monday

Tzuyus POV

Woods

I looked behind me and I saw Mina on the floor.

"Love!".

I gave Zhang Ari.

"I'm okay", she said.

I looked down at her thigh and saw it bleeding.

"How did that happen?", I asked.

"Baby I am fine".

"I'm not risking it", I said.

"Zhang hold onto them Ari and Arakan tightly", I said.

"Yes sir".

 I picked up Mina.

"I told you not to worry".

"Of course I'm going to be worried my love", I said.

As I cradled Mina in my arms, a surge of protectiveness washed over me, driving me forward through the dense foliage of the woods. Her reassurances did little to ease my concern; the sight of her injured thigh spoke volumes, a silent reminder of the dangers lurking in the shadows. With each step, I felt the weight of responsibility pressing down upon me, a fierce determination fueling my resolve to keep Mina and our children safe. Zhang's steady presence behind me provided a sense of reassurance, his unwavering loyalty a beacon of strength in the darkness.

~  In Japan ~

Sanas POV

Living Room

"Hyunsun my little kola what a cutie you are".

He giggled.

"Coffee for my handsome boyfriend", Jihyo said.

"Why do you look so sexy for?", I asked.

She smiled and I pulled her down to my lap and I kissed her.

"Not in front of the kids", she said pulling away.

"Oh can't I kiss my fiancee?", I asked smiling.

"I know that my fiancee is thinking of doing naughty things to me", she said.

"Damn right I am but you are sadly still very injured from that psycho", I said.

"Mhm, tomorrow is our wedding you ready?".

"No Im shitting myself. But I really want to make you my wife before I go back to fight. Especially that I'm worried Mina may have had to flee", I said.

Jihyo's eyes softened with understanding as she looked into mine, her fingers tracing gentle patterns on my cheek.

"I know, Sana. Tomorrow will be special, no matter what. And Im positive if anything ha s happened to Mina, Tzuyu has gotten her out of it", she reassured me, her voice filled with unwavering faith.