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"If it wasn't for your parents taking you in and continuing to help you, I'm afraid our family would have lost our lives long ago. Right now, you're the only one left standing, and even if I have to use all my strength, I still want to protect you."

Thinking back to Jin Se's parents from before, his heart did not feel good. Perhaps, all of this was destined to happen, and Jin Se still remembered this place, so he could come and see them again.

"My parents have a reason for doing what they want to do. Since they've already done so, it means that it's worth it, so don't worry about it."

Jin Se comforted Fang Shang and said, "The last time, he was an underground faction. You should understand that I have already opened the letter he passed me on before he died and understood the contents of his heart. It's just that this matter involved you in it …"

Jin Se understood that the relationship between the underground and the political parties was extremely tense, it was a crime that one would be killed instantly. If this was investigated, Jin Se would definitely be implicated, and she would definitely take the risk while holding her head up.

"It's nothing!"

A middle-aged man's eyes were still filled with tears. Then, he bitterly said, "The government is corrupt, the underground workers have risked their lives, everything is for the common people. Now, some of us don't understand anything.

This place was a little remote, Jin Se thought in his heart that perhaps Fang Shang Zheng was always living a life of "isolation from the world", he might not even know anything about the political parties or the underground, but when Fang Fang Shang spoke of the relationship between the government and the underground workers in a righteous and indignant manner, Jin Se suddenly thought of his parents.

From the beginning, Jin Se had suspected that her parents were also underground workers, but now, the look she had in her eyes made her feel that something was amiss. According to her, he had always been close to Jin Se's parents, and maybe there was also a layer of relationship between them.

He sighed, now that Jin Se was also involved, the Underground Worker, this job, was completely related to his family, and he could tell what kind of person Jin Se was. He did not know what kind of person Jin Se was, but he knew what kind of person Jin Se was.

"You have the same temper as your mother. Of course, your guess is correct. Your parents and I are also … But now that danger is everywhere, and the political parties regard human life as worthless, no matter what, Jin Se, you must be careful! "

Jin Se was startled, although she had already guessed it before, but when her guess was proven, Jin Se was still a little shocked in his heart.

Back then, when she left the Suzhou, her parents had looked at her as if they were never going to meet again. At that time, Jin Se had even mocked them as though making a big fuss over nothing. But now, he finally understood that her parents might have already predicted that something would happen when they sent her away that year.

"I'll keep that in mind."

Jin Se had always been listening to the Doctor Gao's "discussions", and understood some things about the political sects and the underworld workers, he had long had his views on the political sects, and with that layer of window paper broken, Jin Se gradually became steadfast.

"Have you been communicating with my parents? Until they died? "

Jin Se asked in a sincere tone. She knew that since he was an underground worker, being assassinated was very likely because of his political party. Jin Se only wanted to make sure of one thing.

"Not long after you left, your parents gave me a fortune to live on. I'm still in the box with the money."

Fang Shen pointed to the box at the side, and replied, "Jin Se can go take a look."

"There's no need for that. I know that you all are having a difficult time, and I understand what my parents mean." Jin Se forced out a smile in good will, "I just want to ask you, why did my parents die? Is this related to the politicians? "

Jin Se stared at Fang Shang, she guessed that he must know the whole story.

"Yes, it's them!" "I was unwilling to let your parents go. Remember, when your father left, he told me that we would live a peaceful life in the future. The only one who didn't feel at ease was you.

"However, they will definitely pay the price for paying a debt of blood with their lives."

He looked at Jin Se with a trace of determination, but did not let Jin Se see it. It was as if he was afraid that Jin Se would do something stupid.

"They? Who exactly is it? " Jin Se tried to get to the bottom of it, but Fang Shang had decisively refused to answer Jin Se's question, "Don't ask so much, just focus on your studies."

Traditional Chinese Medicine passed down medicine manuals and books to their ancestors into Jin Se's hands. Jin Se knew that he wouldn't be able to get anything out of it no matter how much he asked, so he just stopped.

Some guys had enmity that the woman was powerless to stop. They might not be able to use their guns to fight, so they could only try their best to learn how to save the dying and heal the wounded. This was not necessarily a different path.

Jin Se's heart was currently filled with hatred, but to the little girl, the harm done to her by her family wasn't as much as the harm done to her parents. Jin Se had clearly thought about this matter in his heart, without an era of peace, then the peace of every family would just be talk on paper.

Jin Se would go to this Chinese Herbs Shop often. After taking the books, Jin Se looked at the purpose of the young man and sighed.

Suzhou were an important military ground, but what was sad was that the people in the country did not only want to kill the enemy, the people who took the lead not only had to deal with the chaos abroad, but also had to deal with the adulterers in the country.

When he returned to the hospital, Doctor Gao was holding a book on poetry and government in his hands. His glasses were placed at the side and his hair was a little messy with his eyes closed.

"What is it? Was there a problem with the front line? "

Jin Se could tell from a glance that the Doctor Gao was extremely patriotic, and that this newspaper was from three days ago. Without waiting for the Doctor Gao to reply, Jin Se had already brought the newspaper over.

"There's trouble ahead. I think we'll need a doctor there more."

Jin Se was frowning as he looked at the newspaper. There was not a single piece of good news on it, so Doctor Gao's determined voice sounded loudly in his ears. Jin Se knew that Doctor Gao might have to leave this place.

"You want to go to the front?"

Silence reigned in the room, Jin Se placed the newspaper back into Doctor Gao's hands and asked.

"It's not a question of whether or not I want to go. It's that I have to go." Doctor Gao suddenly clenched his fists. They had experienced too many things in this period of time, and could understand his decision.

"Then I wish you a pleasant journey."

Jin Se suddenly held onto Doctor Gao's fingers as if she was giving him strength. Jin Se was even holding onto a few ancient medical books, which she might not have the ability to, but, Chinese medicine could not be extinguished, and the wisdom left behind by the old ancestor could not be completely replaced by western medicine.

Jin Se was determined to do a good job with this knowledge.

"I'm going to leave tomorrow." Doctor Gao laughed bitterly, like Jin Se's attitude made him feel extremely surprised, but it also made sense.

Jin Se, on the other hand, was completely different from what he saw on his face.

"Let's be friends, tomorrow Qingqing and I will gift it to you. The medical supplies here are complete, and we've already found a stable source of goods."

Jin Se treated this as a small gift to him, a final surprise for Doctor Gao before he had even gotten the chance to confirm the good news.

"It's true!"

Doctor Gao's grey eyes suddenly lit up, she once again put on her wide-rimmed glasses, using her hands to scratch her hair, as though she was trying to straighten it out, "Where did the goods come from?"

"I don't know either …"

Jin Se truly did not know, and it was not that she did not intend to tell Doctor Gao.

"Alright, I understand."

However, the Doctor Gao seemed to understand something else. This kind of thing was very private to begin with, and it was reasonable for Jin Se not to say it.

Jin Se was hot-blooded and did not notice the change in Doctor Gao at all. She took out a small bottle of white spirit wine from her cabinet, "I took it from my cousin's house. It's been there for a few days.

Jin Se brought the alcohol over and found two glasses. The two of them clinked their glasses.

"You touched the wine?"

Doctor Gao found it funny. There were too many things that changed in the war.

"It's alright to drink less." Jin Se was very kind.