Chapter 1362: Return Halfway 3
Feng Qingxue had looked over the brief history of the figure, and so had Lu Jiang, of course.
After listening to his wife’s words, a glint of understanding flashed in his eyes, and he carefully observed Luo Cheng, quickly recalling who he was. The difference was that after the founding of the nation, Luo Cheng had gone into politics rather than staying in the military, so he hadn’t recognized him immediately. He promptly saluted the elder with a military courtesy, "Comrade Luo Cheng, good to meet you. I am Lu Jiang. Your reputation is indeed thunderous, and we younger generations pale in comparison before you."
Since it was Luo Cheng, there was no longer any concern for his wife’s safety.
Still, Lu Jiang insisted that Xibao accompany his wife and Luo Cheng as they got off the train and returned to the Capital, hoping that through his wife and son’s good fortune, he could turn danger into safety instead of, as history recorded, succumbing to a heart attack en route.
In history, today was the day Luo Cheng passed away.
Feng Qingxue had also thought of this, so she took meticulous care of Luo Cheng along the way until he arrived safely at the hospital.
Luo Cheng attempted to refuse several times, not wanting to trouble Feng Qingxue, but Xibao would say, "Grandpa, you need to be good and obey, you’ll get candy if you do."
The middle-aged man accompanying Luo Cheng was his bodyguard, Cao Hong. Feng Qingxue wasn’t sure how he managed it, but as soon as she and her son got off the train with Luo Cheng, a jeep arrived to take them into the Capital.
This stop was a small station without a suitable hospital, which was why Cao Hong advocated for an immediate return to the Capital.
The speed was particularly fast, they got off and then on again, and within half an hour, they had reached their destination.
Luo Cheng’s status was extraordinary. Even after retirement, he retained the same rank and enjoyed all the benefits from before retirement. As soon as they arrived at the hospital, doctors rushed to examine him, entering into urgent treatment.