Guo Tao withdrew his gaze that had been on Chen Yan for a long time, and looked down at the envelope in his hand.

Suddenly, his gaze was fixed on the handwriting on the somewhat blurred envelope, which had been worn.

How is it possible, could it really be so coincidental?

If he hadn't seen this familiar handwriting, he would have forgotten the past.

On October 16, when they had just arrived at the front-line troops, waiting to be incorporated into the troops there, and before they were ready to go on a mission, he stumbled upon an open letter on the way.

The recipient on the envelope is 'Comrade Volunteers'.

Curious, he pulled out the letter and read it carefully.

When he saw the pain and despair of this little girl who was younger than his little sister, he couldn't help but think of the little girl who was in junior high school who often wrote to him when he was still at the recruit training base not long ago, and his thoughts fluctuated greatly.

He hesitated for a day with the letter, and finally replied to the girl as if it were his own sister.

He didn't want her to know who he was, so he deliberately wrote Guo Sanshou in his signature, that is, he deliberately split the word 'Tao'.

Later, during a mission, he was wounded, and he recuperated in the rear for three days.

Inexplicably, he ran to the place where the letter was received and took a look.

really let him see a letter from the recipient named 'Guo Sanshou', so he replied to the little girl with a second letter.

It was supposed to deceive her and prevent her from replying to the letter, but it didn't come to pass, and a few days after he returned to the company, they really took on the arduous and arguably completely closed task that was related to the final victory.

After the victory, he went to the mailroom to see it, but he didn't see Guo Sanshou's letter, so he also felt that the little girl's mood should be calm.

As time went on, he gradually forgot about it.

Only when he receives a letter from his little sister who has been admitted to college, he will occasionally think about whether the little girl has been admitted to school and whether her later life trajectory is on the right track.

"Senior Brother Guo, what's wrong, why don't you take out the letter and take a look?"

The handwriting on the envelope was even more worn out than the inside of the letter, and based on the handwriting on the envelope alone, Chen Yan was afraid that Guo Tao would make a mistake.

"Nothing, nothing?"

Guo Tao looked up at Chen Yan, then lowered his head and slowly pulled out the letter paper.

It was the first letter he had sent back to her, and he couldn't remember the contents of it.

He quickly scanned the contents of the letter, tried to control his emotions, and raised his head to look at Chen Yan, "Can I ask, if you find this person, what will you do?" ”

From the moment he saw her letter that had been thrown away by others, he knew that this was a stubborn girl, a girl who would not give up.

So he was inexplicably a little worried in his heart.

"I—I'll thank him, if it weren't for his letter, I'm afraid I don't know what I'd be like now?"

"And what if he's no longer alive?"

"What if he—if he's gone?"

Chen Yan's expectant gaze instantly dimmed, but the persistence in it did not diminish in the slightest.

"If he is no longer alive, as long as I know who he is, I will remember to worship him every year, and let him know that he has brought me to where I am today."

Guo Tao sighed leisurely in his heart, "Actually, he just helped you by accident, you don't have to do it." ”

"Maybe it was just a small act of accident for him, but for me, who was already on the verge of despair at that time, it was he who made me feel warm."

At that time, her parents were endlessly disciplined, except for shaking their heads in disappointment at her.