My extraordinary wife novel (Ashlyn and Lucas) novel Chapter 914

Chapter 914 The Tin Box

“I've brought some supplies here on behalf of the air force. I-I'd like to be a pilot, Ms. Berry. However, my grandpa and the family are not in favor of my dream. They say I already fight and use weapons. Do I really need to learn how to fly a plane? But I believe I am capable of doing that...”

Janet hesitated briefly before continuing, “Currently, there is an opportunity to be dispatched to study in the Maredania Air Force, and I'm willing to fight for it.”

“Well, you should just go for it! It's not hard to fly a plane. As long as you are keen on learning it well, I'm sure you can succeed.” Holding the glass of water, Ashlyn warmed her cold hands, then lowered her head to drink it.

“Really?” Janet's eyes lit up. It was as if her mood was lifted immediately. “You aren't against my dream?”

Ashlyn glanced at her nonchalantly as she spoke in a bright tone. “It's not that there aren't any female pilots. We just don't have a lot of them. However, it's probably more difficult to fly a fighter jet in the air force than a commercial airplane.”

Her words boosted Janet's confidence very much. Ashlyn watched Janet leave as the former sent her off while feeling emotional.

The delicate girl in the past is now a part of the army. That's a pretty stark contrast, isn't it?

Meanwhile, Ryan had already joined the Maredania Air Force and begun his military training without Ashlyn's knowledge.

Furthermore, he was on the air force team that was waiting for the first batch of exchange soldiers from H Nation.

At the Chapman residence in Lake City, the weather was cold recently, indicating early winter had arrived. Leaves were falling from trees, and the courtyard had a bleak atmosphere.

Bob's health seemed to be deteriorating, and he no longer seemed as energetic as he once was.

The weather that day was quite nice as the sun was out. The warm rays of the early winter sun soothed everyone and brought a feeling of comfort.

As Bob sat by the corridor, staring at the desolate courtyard, he couldn't help but let out a sigh.