Chapter 243 - 23 A Strange Man
The number of female soldiers at the Military Dog Base was small, and when Gu Xiaoxi and Guo Dong encountered each other again, there was a certain degree of awkwardness.
Another problem was the close relationships among the comrades, which resulted in other female soldiers isolating Gu Xiaoxi.
In Guo Dong’s heart, Gu Xiaoxi’s unauthorized entry into the military camp had caused a collective outrage, and she didn’t have much of a good impression of her.
However, their assignment to the same dormitory was inevitable.
The new squad leader brought Gu Xiaoxi into the dormitory, then turned to Guo Dong and said, "From now on, she’s your comrade-in-arms. Regardless of any unpleasant events that have happened in the past, please do not let it affect the friendly relationships among comrades."
Gu Xiaoxi stood at the entrance, where four other people were lined up neatly with Guo Dong at the head of the queue.
In response to the squad leader’s words, one of the female soldiers laughed out loud and said, "Squad leader, reporting!"
"Speak!" An Liang was a veteran in the army; having led many dog trainers who were heroes in the army. His age was similar to that of Quan Shaoqing; he had regular features, dark skin, a tall build, and his whole presence exuded a wild nature. His military uniform emphasized his steel-like resilience and youthful vigor.
"I think," the female soldier continued, "that those past events will definitely not affect the friendly relations among the female soldiers. But they will absolutely affect the relations among the male soldiers. I mean, quite a few of them had broken hearts because of our Guo Dong. And now with the arrival of Miss Gu, it’s likely going to stir up a storm again. I think you all need to be careful! Especially you, squad leader, single and unmarried, don’t fall too deep into love!" Lu Meimei giggled with her eyes narrowed, everyone could see Gu Xiaoxi’s beauty for themselves.
Although she had offended Huang Xin, the consequences had been severe, but beauties were never short of heroes or admirers.