Chapter 1777: Arrangements to Return Home 8
"Arrange for the children to return to their hometown!" Upon hearing Lu Jiang’s words, Feng Qingxue’s first thought was this. She tightened her grip on Lu Jiang’s arm, her nails almost embedding into his flesh, "If something really happens, the military will surely go for rescue, and as doctors, we cannot shirk our responsibility. But I can’t be at ease with the elderly and children staying here. Let them go back to their hometown and live there for two years."
When busy, they inevitably neglect the elderly and children, so it’s better to send them all back to their hometown, away from any impact.
This year and next are not going to be peaceful.
Besides, there are a lot of knowledgeable elder gentlemen and ladies at home, who are outstanding in their respective fields. The children’s education there is definitely not a problem, it might even be better than staying by their sides.
Most importantly, it’s safe at home.
As parents, they can take risks themselves, but don’t want their children to be in any danger.
Lu Jiang walked back to the camp with her shoulder to shoulder, eyes fixed ahead, with eyes deep as the sea, saying slowly, "I have the same plan. We’ll discuss it with the children tonight. We will be very busy next, and won’t have time to take care of them."
Knowing the course of history often requires bearing more pressure, especially when he has the ability to influence it.
Feng Qingxue responded with a hum, then suddenly smiled, like a flower blooming in the deep winter, beautiful beyond compare, "I just don’t know whether they are willing or not. Fubao and the triplets have never been apart from us, except for last year when I was seconded to the South Sea, and we were apart for more than half a year. Now that they are older, with their own ideas, it’s even harder for us adults to persuade them."
"Whether they’re willing or not, they have to be. This matter doesn’t permit their opposition." Lu Jiang rarely showed a hint of firmness. In small matters, it’s okay for the children to bargain with them, but in big matters, while they are still minors, parents decide.