Love Late

Looking back, I resent why it couldn't come sooner, at least it can let me say goodbye to herbivores, "You take out my pocket and take out my pocket knife. Don't look at me, hurry up, time is limited."

Frightened by my eyes, Hein shut his mouth immediately and began to grope in my pocket, and soon found the pocket knife.He was going to hand it to me, but I shook my head: "Take it, give it to General Paulus, and tell him that I wanted to take it back to Berlin and make a ring with the diamonds on it." I’m afraid I can’t give it to him now. Let him keep this knife well, it’s a thought.”

It was very difficult for me to speak these words intermittently, and that boy Hein nodded his head while sniffling, assuring that he would bring the words to me verbatim.I smiled with satisfaction, feeling that the whole person was very drowsy, and I just wanted to go to sleep quickly, but I still have a few words to convey to the herbivore: "Tell him, I'm afraid I won't be able to take care of him for the rest of my life, it's a pity, In the end, I didn’t give him a ring, telling him not to blame me, not to be angry with me.”

"Hold on, we're about to land in Lemberg, and we'll take you to the nearest hospital first." Hein finally couldn't help crying, "What you're saying now seems like your last words."

"It was my last words," I smiled weakly, "Hain, I'm dead, you have to take good care of Paulus for me, he is good at taking care of others, but he just can't take care of himself, I don't trust him, you and Adam must protect him, and don't let others bully him."

"I will." Hein almost broke down in tears.

"Take off those damn belts, just leave a seat belt. The Prussian Field Marshal shouldn't die like this."

"Yes, Marshal Reichenau." Hein sobbed and helped me untie the straps that fixed me, he sobbed, "You'll be fine, you'll be fine."

Will it be all right?Maybe, and that would be great, so I could see herbivores again.But it seems that God did not give me such a chance.I leaned back in the seat, my eyelids were getting heavier and heavier, and I felt like I was about to lose consciousness completely.I have to say something last: "Hain, can I trust you completely?"

"Of course you can, Your Excellency the Marshal."

"Well, tell Friedrich, don't cry, and, besides, I love him..."

After barely holding on to finish this sentence, I fell into a coma, and I didn't know anything about personnel.In my last consciousness, the plane seemed to have encountered a huge turbulence, but this has nothing to do with me. I just regret not being able to see the herbivore for the last time.

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"The pilot of the plane was going to land at Lemberg to refuel, but something happened during the descent and the plane fell into a field near Lemberg."

"Then... what about Field Marshal Reichenau?"

"Multiple fractures, lungs punctured by ribs."

"what?!"

"You... please calm down. He didn't suffer much. Marshal Reichenau died long before the plane crashed. The fractures were formed after death."

"Is that right?"

"Yes, even the marshal's scepter was broken."

"I... see, thank you for telling me all this, Dr. Vlad."

Paulus sat there quietly, watching Vlad leave, tightly clutching the small knife with a gold handle inlaid with diamonds in his hand, echoing Reichenau's last words Hein told him And Vlad's words:

"I originally wanted to take it back to Berlin and make a ring from the diamond on it for him, but now I'm afraid I can't..."

"Multiple fractures, lungs punctured by ribs."

"I'm afraid I won't be able to take care of him for the rest of my life... Tell him not to blame me, don't be angry with me."

"He didn't suffer much, Field Marshal Reichenau died long before the plane crashed."

"Tell Friedrich, don't cry, and I love him..."

A teardrop quietly flowed down the corner of Paulus' eye, and the sunlight from outside the window shone in and reflected on it, making that teardrop reflect a bright luster like a diamond.He didn't wipe away his tears, just sat quietly like this, chanting in a low voice:

"You took me by the hand, and pulled me to your side, and made me sit on a high stool in front of everyone, until I became shy, afraid to move, unable to move freely; every step I took was full of apprehension , for fear of stepping on the thorns that everyone is indifferent to... The blow has come, the drum of humiliation has already sounded, and I fell into the dust together with the seat..."