C56 Chapter 56

For the next few days, I was caught in an indescribable excitement. At the police headquarters. . . In front of the police band, I sang the national anthem several times. Thinking back, I wasn't singing, I was shouting, Rather than singing for others to hear, it would be more accurate to say that I'm venting the frustration that I've accumulated for a long time. After singing, I felt much more at ease, and a new type of sustenance seemed to grow in my heart at the same time. Once this sustenance broke through the soil, it would be like a tropical plant vine. It will grow rapidly and bind me tightly. I'm no longer looking for blondies all over the world. Right now, I have more meaningful things to do. I have time. I'll go to the police headquarters and watch them rehearse. They have a problem. I'll find a way to help them. After a few days, I can clearly hear their progress.

I hope that the day of the celebration ceremony will come soon. At the beginning, you Sufu didn't tell me in detail. I thought they would just play our national anthem at the celebration ceremony and it would be over. No. Not only do they want to play the national anthem, they also want me and the other foreign envoys in Gido to inspect the honor guard.

I only found out later. I received the invitation from the Foreign Office two days later. The invitation asked the envoys to arrive at the lawn in front of the presidential palace in advance and even specifically stated that they were waiting at the entrance. I don't understand why they want us to wait outside. This kind of major event, Foreign envoys are usually required to be present in advance in the VIP seats. Then, they would wait for the event to begin.

"Why aren't we allowed to enter the lawn in advance?" Two days before independence, Police Director Yusufu happened to pass by the door. I saw him in the yard and asked him through the fence.

"Oh, it's like this," Yusufu said. "This is to make it convenient for you to review the honor guard team. "

"You're talking about us? Inspection of the honor guard? " I thought I heard it wrong. Under normal circumstances, we diplomats are only there to support, the honor guard is the president's business.

"Yes, you guys, your representatives will arrange for you to inspect the honor guard team" Yusuf said.

"What about the President? The President doesn't review," I asked curiously.

"You guys first review, then the President review?" Yousufu said.

"Then how do we do it? Do we take a car or walk?" I asked.

"It's like this," You Sufu said, "you guys wait outside by car first. Please come in, you can come in later. There's a reading desk in the venue. You guys stop in front of the checking desk. Someone will pick you up there. If any country's ambassador stands on the reading desk, our band will play the national anthem of the country. "

" Then whose car will you use? " I asked.

"Of course it's your own car," Yousufu said. I glanced at her and smiled.

"Oh, no problem," I said. Thinking about it, it makes sense. Gidor's conditions are limited, so it's impossible to provide a guest car.

"When the time comes, will I drive my own car into the venue?" I asked again. To me, this is a very important and specific question.

"Oh, right. You don't have a driver," You Sufu said with a smile.

"Yes," I said.

" It doesn't matter. I'll send someone for you. You just need to drive the car to the entrance, "You Sufu said.

"Thank you so much. Can I see him first?" I asked again.

"No need. " You Sufu smiled again. "It doesn't matter if you don't know them. They all know you. When the time comes, he'll come and find you. "

I smile as well, very embarrassed. You Sufu was right. I don't know them, they definitely know me. Thinking back, I must have been in an abnormal state that day. I just had an illness, my brain must have been fried, and I haven't recovered to normal yet, that's why I asked so many retarded questions. That's right.

It wasn't easy to wait until the day of independence. I drove to the entrance of the presidential palace lawn early in the morning. Just as the car stopped, a young man in police uniform walked over.

"Good morning! Mr. Agent, Director Yousufu asked me to drive the car for you," the young man walked to the side of the car and saluted. Then he bent down and said to me through the window.

"Good morning! Officer Charlie said," I immediately recognized that it was the police officer Charlie.

"You still remember me, Mr Agent," Charlie said.

" Of course I remember, "I said," Didn't you just jump bungee jumping? "

"No," Charlie said, puzzled. "This year's bungee jumping festival hasn't arrived yet!"

"Oh, right. " I suddenly remembered that Charlie's bungee jumping was in my dream, so I quickly changed my words. "I think you must have done very well in bungee jumping. "

Hearing that, Charlie laughed. He was pleased with himself, but also a little shy.

I handed the car over to Charlie and sat in the backseat myself. I was the first to arrive. After waiting for a while, Renjie, Smith and Brown also arrived. I greeted them one by one.

"This is your first time participating in such a scene, right?" Renjie asked me.

"Yes," I said.

"This event is very interesting, you will definitely remember it for the rest of your life," Renjie said with a smile.

I nodded. This is indeed a smart and good idea, very considerate.

"They are really ghosts," Smith said from the side. "They are giving you the Emotion Award, allowing you to stand on the review stage. You will definitely feel very good, very glorious. . . And then, you will have to do more work for them. "

We all laughed. Smith said it harshly, but the reason was right.

Seeing that all of us are here, the Deputy Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Roger, walks over and tells us what to take note of. In the end, Roger arranged the order for us to appear. Renjie will be first, Smith will be second, Brown will be third, I will be the rearguard.

"How do you arrange it?" Brown was unhappy.

"I arranged it according to the order from the agents to Gido," Roger said.

"I don't think it's appropriate to line it like this. It should be in the first letter of the national name," Brown said.

"How is this arrangement?" Renjie asked.

"You first, Smith second, and I last," Brown said.

After saying that, Brown looked at me. The others also turned their heads to look at me.

Damet Brown really likes to cause trouble. When it comes to the matter of the order of the guests, he can cause trouble for no reason. He can't take first place, so come and compete with me for the finale.

"You don't have to look at me," I said snappily. "The order of the guests was arranged by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We should respect their decision. I think we should follow the original order. "

Brown wanted to say something else, but he opened his mouth and didn't say anything.

"I agree," Renjie supported him. " At this time, let's just follow the original order. There's no need to change. "

Smith did not say anything.

"Then it won't change. " Roger saw the situation and quickly came out to mediate.

We didn't say anything else and went back to our cars.

I returned to the back seat and sat down, waiting for the ceremony to begin. I was a little angry after fighting with Brown for some reason just now. Now, I'm not angry anymore. Instead, I'm getting excited. I took a few deep breaths to calm myself down.

Renjie was the first to enter. I saw Renjie on the reading platform from afar, and then there was the national anthem of Kibbe. Then, Smith and Brown entered the stage one after another.

Finally, it's my turn. Charlie drove very slowly, driving for a very long time on a small section of the road. I noticed that on one side of the square, there was a rostrum, and on the rostrum sat Gido's leaders, including President Daru, Vice President Muni, the Cabinet Minister, and other VIPs. On the other side was the police band. Outside, there were layers upon layers of Gido spectators.

Charlie parked the car in front of the reviewing platform. There was a boy and a girl waiting. One of them was in charge of opening the door for me, and the other was in charge of bringing me to the inspection desk. You Sufu, who has been standing at the side of the examination platform, is walking towards me, standing at attention and saluting me. After which, he stretches out his right hand and invites me to the examination platform.

It is an international standard reviewing platform with two steps. Four copper pillars were inserted into the four corners and were connected by three thick red ropes. Such a reading platform. . . I am very familiar with it, and I often come into contact with it during the domestic inspection ceremony. I even went up to try it. But now, I am going to formally step up as an agent to inspect the honor guard. This is an experience that I have never experienced in my life. I can feel my heart beating rapidly.

I anxiously walked up the stairs to the examination platform. Fortunately, there weren't any accidents. After going up the checkpoint, I recalled Roger's earlier instructions. First, I faced the platform, bowed to President Gido and the other leaders, then turned around and faced the police band.

The moment I stood up, I heard Yusuf's vague roar. I only heard the two words "Nationahan. " Yousufu roared. The band immediately began to play our national anthem. The moment the song starts playing, my mood instantly calms down. I sing along, I watch the police band in front of me. I know all the members of the band now. I can see that. . . I can also tell that my efforts weren't in vain. They were very engrossed in their performance. It was also quite complete. I was deeply moved. To be honest, their performance was not comparable to the professional groups in China. But it can't be denied that for me, That was the most moving, unforgettable, and meaningful national anthem I've ever heard.

Standing on the reviewing platform, listening to the familiar melody. . . I can't remember what I was thinking at that time. I only remember that when I stood on the reviewing platform, I had a strange feeling that I was about to fly up. It was as if I had once again entered that bungee jumping dream. I jumped into the air, When I was about to fall. . . Suddenly, a loud music floated over and held me up like a wave.