The military couldn't handle the situation with other patients in the hospital.
They could order these people to go back obediently, but this matter couldn't be suppressed; it would only ruin the military's reputation.
In the end, they could only give some threats and leave, "You should know what happened today. It's best not to be linked with this, or you'll take full responsibility."
"That's right," Ninth Sister-in-law laughed coldly, "If Xingzheng Star falls, it's entirely my family's responsibility."
"With your sharp tongue, does that make sense?" A military officer couldn't stand it, "In extraordinary times, everyone must cooperate with the requirements of the Wartime Management Committee. You've already refused. Are you still trying to stir conflict between the military and civilian sides?"
Ninth Sister-in-law wasn't afraid of him. "Then I won't stir conflict. I'll go complain on the committee's webpage; telling the truth should be fine, right?"
