Chapter 200: Bad news (add more, ask for subscription)

Joan was speechless and couldn't help feeling a bit of sourness.
He certainly knew what happened to Captain Daniel, but how could he have the heart to tell the poor Miss Martha the cruel truth, how could he have the heart to tell her that Captain Daniel had sacrificed heroically?
When he was in a dilemma, old housekeeper Philip brought a tall man in military uniform to the door of the living room.
"Miss, your guest is here."
"Gosh! George, you're finally here!" Martha looked at the opposite young officer who had just walked into the restaurant with surprise. She quickly greeted him, took his hand, and the concern overflowed with words: "How have you been recently? "
"Thank you for your concern, Martha, I am fine."
"Sit down, I have a lot of things to ask you. By the way, I have a young friend here to introduce you to you. Mr. Joan Vida from Delin Town, a senior student at Leiden College, Robert. A disciple of Master Rawls."
Miss Martha turned to Joanne and introduced him warmly to the new guest.
"This is my neighbor and friend George Vassar, a young and promising major officer, should you meet in Delin?"
"Yes, Martha, Joan and I have known each other for a long time. He is the bravest and smartest boy I have ever seen. To be honest, I have nothing to do with Master Rolls accepting Joan as a disciple. I was surprised, but I was curious. How could he be here with you, did Rebecca invite him to be a guest?"
George Vaasa looked around the restaurant, his face confused.
"The "genius girls" and "genius boys" at Leiden College deserve to be friends, but where is Rebecca?"
"George, you guessed wrong this time!"
Miss Martha giggled.
"Mr. Vader probably doesn't recognize my sister. He came to help me solve the pests in the garden... These things will be discussed later, George, I have a very serious matter to ask you!"
The smile on Miss Martha's face was replaced by anxiety, staring worriedly at Major Vaasa.
"For the sake of my Lord Emperor Moss, you must honestly tell me if Daniel has a good woman outside, otherwise, why has he never returned my letter?"
"Of course there is no such thing! Martha, I swear to the goddess that Daniel still loves you till the end..."
Faced with Martha's confused eyes, Major Vasa's grim face twitched slightly because of the great pain deep in her heart, and finally dared to tell the truth.
"I'm sorry, Martha, I failed to honor the promise I made to you, and failed to take care of poor Daniel. He... has gone to another world and will never reply to you again."
Miss Martha seemed to be struck by thunder, standing there blankly, her face suddenly losing blood, her lips shaking violently, but she couldn't even speak a word.
How badly will this sudden bad news hit the poor woman who is looking forward to the fiance's reply?
Joan couldn't empathize.
He didn't know what grief in Miss Martha's heart at the moment, and even could not bear to look directly at her heartbreaking expression, so he turned back silently, hoping that the time would pass faster and survive the painful moment.
Suddenly a heavy object fell to the ground, followed by George Vassar's urgent call.
Joan guessed without looking back. Miss Martha passed out and couldn't stand the bad news. Young Master Vasa tried to wake her up.
After a long time, Miss Martha woke up from Major Vasa's arms.
Under the tremendous sorrow, she showed an amazingly strong will, supported to stand up, and choked with sobs:
"George, Mr. Vader, please forgive me for not being able to have lunch with you. I will miss you first and see you later."
After reluctantly speaking the last word, she turned and rushed out of the restaurant door suddenly, the suppressed cry reverberating in the corridor, and gradually went away.
Joan turned and looked out of the door, and could no longer see Miss Martha's back.
He looked back at George Vassar, and found that Mr. Major clenched his fists up against the wall, his shoulders were trembling slightly, tears flashed in his eyes, and he was obviously trying to restrain his inner grief.
Of course Joanne knew that Captain Daniel was not only a subordinate of Major Vaasa but also his friend.
Joanne remembers that Captain Daniel had asked Major Towasa to take care of his fiancee before he died.
It was not until now that he realized that the fiancee that Captain Daniel was referring to was Miss Martha Castis.
Joan had witnessed the sacrifice of Captain Daniel himself, and now he has witnessed the ominous news that Major Vassar came to the door to inform Miss Martha. In addition to feeling deeply regretful for Captain Daniel, who died young, he was deeply lost in love. Miss Martha felt deep sympathy, but also deeply felt the fate of fate.
Principal Vaasa took a sigh of relief, and seemed to get rid of the depressed atmosphere in the restaurant. He turned to Joan and smiled reluctantly, and asked gently how he had spent these days in school.
"The tutor is very kind to me, and my classmates are getting along well. The only thing that makes me feel headache is that I need to spend money everywhere, even if I borrow books, I have to pay."
"In order to accumulate tuition, I had to use my spare time to do odd jobs. For example, I came to the White House Estate this time because I received the bounty notice issued by Ms. Martha to come and wipe out a group of ground-digging insects that nest in the garden."
After Joanne answered truthfully, he also learned the conventions in the social field and cared about the current situation of Major Vaasa.
"Listen to Miss Martha, are you on vacation recently?
"To be precise is forced to take a vacation."
Major Vaasa smiled bitterly.
"I didn't ask my superiors, I led the team to Delin Town without permission, and sacrificed dozens of knights including Daniel. Therefore, I was severely reprimanded by General Charles Gates, the commander of the Leiden Port Garrison, and was suspended. , I am now introspecting at home, and I do not know when I can return to the military camp."
After listening to Major Vasa’s bitterness, Joan first was shocked by his experience. Then he thought that the reason why Major Vaasa was punished was entirely for the rescue of Delin Town. As a resident of Delin Town, he owed him a life-saving Kindness.
"Mr. Vaasa, I'm sorry..."
"No, Joanne, it's none of your business."
George Vaasa waved his hand to interrupt him, his expression calm.
"In fact, as soon as I and Green and Daniel jointly made a decision to rescue the town of Delin, I expected that there would be today's punishment. As a paladin, in order to fulfill the sacred mission granted by my Lord, I am willing to bear The rebuke of Your Excellency General, this is a choice I made myself. It has nothing to do with you or other residents of Delin Township, you don’t need to feel that you owe me anything."
Despite Major Vassar's understatement, Joanne still felt very disgusted.
In order to save the town of Delin, Captain Daniel gave his young life, causing Miss Martha into great grief.
Major Vassar, who was young and promising, was also severely reprimanded by his boss and was forced to temporarily leave the army to retreat to the countryside. I don't know how many good years he has to spend to regain his appointment, and the future is overshadowed.
At such a heavy price, the pious and honest Major Vaasa may not regret it, but Joan feels wronged for him, and feels the hidden shackles in this world at a deeper level.
A person who wants to gain a foothold in society has to look at other people's faces from time to time, grievances and abide by the rules. If he refuses to distort his heart and insist on doing what he thinks is right, it is inevitable that he will fall into the field like Major Vasa. .
Joan sighed and suddenly missed the campus and his small and quiet attic.
At least there is a pure land on the campus, he can ignore the complicated and complex human relations and interests, as long as he concentrates on the studies he loves.
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