The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

p>Ye Jian’s lips curled upwards; the sneer in her eyes were evident.  

She wouldn’t argue with her to prevent losing her status.

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However, Ye Ying was quite a bold one, probably because naive people have nothing to fear and dared to spout so many lies in front of so many members of the Leadership, she thought this was a school? The worst thing that would happen to her after lying would just be a scolding, and that she wouldn’t get any other punishments?  

Ye Ying knew she was going to get punished; however, she just wanted to drag Ye Jian down with her so that she could get punished along with her.  

In the past, Ye Zhifan had taught her this: when the time comes where you must take a pyrrhic victory, then you should think of ways to make them hurt longer.  

What she came up with was to hope that with her tongue, she would be able to persuade the members of the Leadership, so that Ye Jian would be punished.  

She believed so naively, believed so opinionatedly.  

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Looking at Ye Jian who was sitting across her, with a fierce and venomous gaze, Ye Ying clenched her jaw and stared at Ye Jian just like that, while she started cursing in her heart: bitch, don’t even think about living peacefully! You shouldn’t even think about living peacefully!

She doesn’t believe that after she had said so much, none of the Leadership would believe her; none of the Leadership would not have suspicions.  

She doesn’t believe that all the members of the Leadership would side with Ye Jian!

“Preposterous!” The Military Academy’s Leadership was the first one to finish looking through the papers and slammed the papers down onto the table with a loud ‘smack,’ he sneered coldly: “How did we even recruit such a soldier? And through preferential recruitment, no less? Heart disease detected during secondary school….” 

Before he finished, Ye Ying cried out and interrupted the Military Academy’s Leadership’s words without any discipline, “That was a misdiagnosis; I don’t have any heart diseases, I really don’t have any.”

She cried out loudly with her hoarse voice as she tried to speak for herself, “Sir, I’m really not lying; I really don’t have any heart diseases.
Sir can look at my medical report when I enlisted; the most authoritative results are listed there! What happened during secondary school was just a misdiagnosis, and it wasn’t actually true.”