Chapter 1556: Divorce Ending 4
Bai Xue nodded after hearing Feng Qingxue’s words, "You’re right. Everyone should just live their own lives."
"Let’s not talk about them anymore. How are things over at your side?" Feng Qingxue was more concerned about her comrades still stationed at the border defense unit. The living conditions there were far worse compared to here. Although she often sent supplies, she still worried about them constantly.
Bai Xue thought for a moment, "Everything’s fine. You don’t need to worry."
"Has anything major happened in the unit? How’s Sister Xiuying? Is Sister Sanbao still in good health? How are Comrade Yang and Comrade Fang Ning doing these days? It’s been so long since I last spoke with them. How’s Sister Tian Ling getting on? Are Du Xiaotao and Jin Zhuzhu doing alright? And how’s your daughter?" A string of questions flew out.
Bai Xue couldn’t help but chuckle, "Everything’s fine, everything’s fine, everyone is doing well."
Feng Qingxue felt relieved, "That’s good to hear. Things are going pretty well for our family too. I’ve returned to the military as a doctor."
"I heard about that—congratulations! I also heard that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is interested in bringing you onboard!" Right now, Bai Xue admired Feng Qingxue the most. She wasn’t someone who relied on her marriage to earn respect but instead gained it through her own capabilities. This was a true model for other women to learn from. Bai Xue realized how narrow-minded she’d been in the past, thinking that marrying into wealth and power was the ultimate goal. In reality, marrying into privilege might bring luxury and riches, but life would be lived in constant apprehension, unable to stand tall.
Feng Qingxue pursed her lips into a smile, hearing Bai Xue’s admiration clearly through her words. She knew Bai Xue had truly come to understand.
The saying "to recognize one’s mistakes and correct them is a great virtue" was vividly embodied in Bai Xue. Of course, this applied only under the premise that no irreparable harm had been done. If the mistake had already caused irreversible consequences, then even correcting it would be futile.