Traveling through the 1940s, the whole village was massacred at the beginning

Chapter 971 Fu Jingyu Leaves

Xiao Tian leaned closer to him, lowered her voice, and told Jiang Jiyuan everything she knew.

"The Yu family?" Jiang Jiyuan frowned slightly; he seemed to have some recollection of the name.

After some thought, he finally remembered that his father had mentioned that his eldest aunt had married into the Yu family and become a concubine.

Jiang Jiyuan's heart was not stirred by this aunt he had never met.

He simply responded with a faint sound, then turned to look at his sleeping sister.

Jiang Jiyuan thought about what her sister had said, that she didn't want to get involved in this matter, which was probably her true feeling.

After thinking for a moment, Jiang Jiyuan decided to leave the room and call his father, Jiang Wenshan.

On the other end of the phone, Jiang Wenshan was initially overjoyed, thinking that the children missed him, so he couldn't wait to answer the phone.

However, when he heard his son's account of the Yu family's situation, the smile on his face vanished instantly.

He remained silent for a long while before slowly saying, "It's good to know she's still alive; there's no need to disturb her. By the way, where's my precious daughter?"

Jiang Jiyuan turned to look at the small figure sleeping soundly on the floor of the main room and replied softly, "She's taking a nap and hasn't woken up yet. I'll let her say a few words to you next time she wakes up."

Jiang Wenshan waited expectantly for his daughter's voice, but the words on the other end of the phone left him somewhat disappointed.

He sighed and said to Jiang Jiyuan on the other end of the phone, "Son, your comrades have been gone for several days now."

Upon hearing his father's words, Jiang Jiyuan learned that Zhang An and Chen Meng had taken Xu Fan's family away. They were planning to arrive in Shanghai before Dong Duoyu gave birth, so that it would be more convenient for her to have a baby and recover after childbirth.

Jiang Jiyuan told his father to take care of his health, and was about to hang up the phone when he suddenly heard Jiang Wenshan ask hesitantly, "Son, do you... do you have some special ability?"

Jiang Jiyuan's heart sank. He knew that his father must have also received the notification letter from the Nationalist army.

Faced with his father's question, he chose to remain silent, unsure of how to answer.

Jiang Wenshan, on the other end of the phone, seemed to sense his son's hesitation, and his voice grew increasingly worried: "My son, now you're the ones who stick their necks out. The Japanese have already set their sights on you and Wenming. It's so dangerous outside, why do you still want to come out? And taking your sister around like that, aren't you just pushing yourselves into a fire pit?"

"People within the Nationalist army already know about your affair, and I've hidden the special medicine you gave me very well, so our relationship hasn't been exposed."

"Moreover, news has come out of our team that you all share the surname Jiang and are from Fengshi, Zhe Province. At least your hometown is safe now, but it's very dangerous for you to be exposed to the outside world."

Jiang Jiyuan listened quietly to his father's worried and anxious words.

He knew there were some things he couldn't tell his father yet, otherwise it would only make him worry more.

So he took a deep breath, trying to keep his voice calm, and said to Jiang Wenshan, "Dad, don't worry, I will protect my sister."

After hanging up the phone, Jiang Jiyuan slowly put down his phone, feeling somewhat heavy-hearted.

He silently returned to the house, sat down next to his sister, and kept replaying what Zhao Huashan had just told him in his mind.

The Japanese still remembered his uncle, which made Jiang Jiyuan feel uneasy.

My younger sister has always been the focus of the Japanese army's attention, and this time my uncle was also implicated and exposed.

Their activities in Japan were eventually discovered, which made Jiang Jiyuan worry about their safety.

Fortunately, those people seemed to think that the younger brother was the mastermind, while in the eyes of the Japanese, the younger sister was just a burden to the younger brother.

Jiang Jiyuan secretly breathed a sigh of relief; at least for now, his sister's situation was relatively safe.

He now understood that the reason the Japanese soldiers used his sister's birth date and time to find her was simply to find his uncle through her.

Just then, Jiang Wenming and his two companions returned from shopping.

Upon entering, they saw Jiang Jiyuan sitting there deep in thought.

As soon as Xiao Wei returned, he was entangled with Nan Hai, who kept pestering him, wanting to join their actions.

He had been pestering Xiao Tian before, and Xiao Tian had said that he couldn't make the decision, but Nan Hai wouldn't give up. Now he saw another junior brother pestering him, and Xiao Wei secretly groaned in his heart.

Nan Hai wasn't familiar with the other people, so even if he was thick-skinned, he wouldn't dare to bother strangers.

Xiao Wei knew that Senior Brother Nan Hai was a martial arts fanatic. Although he had no bad intentions and might be a sharp weapon on the battlefield, he wasn't really suitable to come out with them on missions.

He could only appease his senior brother from the South China Sea for the time being, and then ask him about it after Jiang Jiyuan's matter was settled.

When Jiang Jiyun woke up from her afternoon nap, she saw Fu Jingyu excitedly packing his luggage, his face beaming with barely concealed excitement.

Holding four sleeper tickets in his hand, Fu Jingyu felt a surge of warmth in his heart.

Uncle Jiang not only bought train tickets for them, but also specially selected four sleeper tickets, which meant that they would have a private compartment for Da Er and Er Hei to rest in.

To his surprise, Jiang Wenming went to great lengths to hire two bodyguards for them to ensure their safety during the journey.

Hu Dahe and the others quickly brought over the stretcher, carefully placed Xiao Wu on it, and then carried it outside.

Jiang Jiyun's gaze immediately fell on Fu Jingyu, who had been given a lot of food by Zhao Huashan and the others.

Fu Jingyu noticed the puppy lying next to Jiang Jiyun. He smiled and said to Jiang Jiyun, "Xiaoyun, we promised to give you these four little guys, so they are yours now."

"However, considering your current situation, it might not be convenient for you to take care of them. How about this, I'll take them to Shanghai first, and then hand them over to you when you return. What do you think?"

Jiang Jiyun reached out and stroked the puppy's head, saying, "No need, we can raise it. It will eat better with us than with you."

Zhao Huashan helped carry the things and said, "Hurry up, we'll see you onto the train, otherwise you'll miss it!"

Jiang Jiyun tucked the two puppies into her brother's arms, while holding the two puppies herself, urging them to leave quickly, otherwise the puppies would be sad.

Only the three uncles, nephews, and Xiao Wei remained at home; the rest of the family had gone to see Fu Jingyu and Xiao Wu off at the train station.

After they left, Jiang Jiyun sent the four puppies into her spatial dimension and instructed Xiao Hei and Da Huang to take care of them.

As a result, the four little guys followed Big White happily, which surprised her and Jiang Wenming.

Big White was equally surprised; although she was a tigress, she didn't like taking care of puppies!