Chapter 66: Chapter 066: I feel bitter inside, but I won’t cry Chapter 66: Chapter 066: I feel bitter inside, but I won’t cry Everyone suddenly realized that the person unconscious on the ground was none other than this year’s most sought-after socialite and star.
Especially Xia Youyou, as the face of this year’s conscription campaign, she skyrocketed to become the dream girl of countless men.
“Damn, my adolescent dream is shattered.”
“I’m silently suffering, but I’m not crying.”
“A strong man bleeds but doesn’t shed tears, unless the heartbreak is too great.”
Who could handle their perfect goddess turning into a mess without crumbling?
“What the hell are you all shouting about?” Lance cursed impatiently and then turned to walk away with Lin Fu.
“Wait, let me change my clothes and put on shoes.”
“Holy shit, you guys wait.”
“This is so disrespectful, don’t you know how to respect a lady?”
This black mark would never wash out.
In the Capital Star Military Port, the Eighth Fleet’s exclusive area was currently hosting twelve thousand standard warships and a colossal black entity, supremely dominating the centermost berth.
It was the renowned Asgard Flagship, instilling terror in the hearts of countless Star Thieves, having participated in over a hundred battles since its commissioning.
Several of these classic battles had become case studies at major Military Academies.
And all this glory was due to one man’s name, Major General Fu Xing, the owner of the Asgard.
At the moment, on the bridge, Fu Xing stood overlooking the beautiful Star Port, and the military uniform-clad Monger strode towards him, with soldiers saluting and greeting him along the way.
Monger bowed respectfully with a military salute.
Fu Xing turned, his expression cold and brows slightly furrowed, “Is there trouble with Lin Fu?”
Monger couldn’t help but give a wry smile, feeling like he had nearly become the Lady’s personal adjutant, specially in charge of handling her troubles. This left Monger unsure whether to feel honored or apprehensive.
Given that many eyed the position of the Commander’s personal adjutant with desire, he had a lot of competition.
It might be an unwritten rule to deal with the Commander’s domestic affairs, a symbol of trust that so many coveted.
“Yes, the Lady had a conflict. She practically demolished the barracks, and now she’s been put in confinement.”
Somehow, a trace of amusement flickered in Fu Xing’s eyes.
“She could actually tear down a house?” Without seeing it for himself, Fu Xing found it very hard to believe.
His little wife seemed so delicate that he always worried about unintentionally hurting her.
To Monger’s disbelief as well, but the school’s Guard Team provided video evidence at the scene and the injuries of those involved, which were irrefutable.
He could only firmly nod, “Yes, it was the Lady, and moreover, she fought with Admiral Xia’s grandniece.”
“Then keep her confined! Just punish her according to the rules. The Fu Family isn’t unreasonable. Fu Tian spent a third of his time in school in detention, and I never said a word.”
As long as there were no extenuating circumstances, Fu Xing would not intervene.
“It was two people who got beaten, one named Xia Youyou and the other named…”
Monger had not finished speaking when Fu Xing, showing impatience, raised his hand to interrupt, “You don’t need to tell me their names. Monger, you weren’t when you used to prepare the briefing reports.”
Though the tone wasn’t stern, it carried a hint of disappointment, causing Monger to tremble inside, feeling both nervous and afraid.
It wasn’t the fear of facing consequences, but the fear of disappointing the Commander.
But Monger, after all, was one in a million, a graduate with top-notch military conduct, who immediately regained composure and distilled the core content of the incident.