Chapter 151 Public Opinion Reversal
Chapter 151 Public Opinion Reversal
After going through this mission, Evelyn's image at the base had completely transformed, and the internal opinion about her had totally reversed.
The next day, when she arrived at the training room, she was immediately surrounded by several instructors.
"We were wrong before. We shouldn't have been so arrogant, always thinking women were inferior to men. If it weren't for this operation, we'd still be stuck in our own little world!"
"Exactly! Could you teach us some emergency theories and measures so we can learn something too?"
"How did you come up with such a plan? What were you thinking, and how did you fix those patches?"
The instructors who had rejected her before were now actively seeking her out, humbly asking for her guidance.
Seeing their humble and polite attitude, Evelyn didn't hold grudges and readily agreed. "Of course. Let me find some time to arrange it and do a group teaching session."
Seeing that Evelyn didn't care about past issues at all, everyone smiled with joy.
Theodore and Arthur stood nearby watching this scene, feeling quite moved.
After all, they had watched Evelyn enter the base, from being looked down upon at first, to gradually changing her image in everyone's eyes, and finally becoming someone the instructors admired.
They knew full well the struggles and hardships in between, so they felt even happier for Evelyn.
"This matter has finally settled down, and Raymond has been dealt with. I just don't know what Falcon International Corporation is still plotting. I feel like they won't let this go."
Arthur said seriously with his arms crossed.
"They don't have good intentions, but I'll keep a close eye on their movements and won't let them get near Evelyn and the four children again."
Theodore replied calmly, his gaze falling on Evelyn.
This crisis had come on strong and was clearly aimed at Evelyn and the children.
If Falcon International Corporation hadn't deliberately stirred things up, causing harm to Evelyn and the children, he wouldn't have suggested they bring the kids to the base.
On one hand, it was to help them relax, and on the other, he wanted to train the children so they wouldn't be helpless when facing dangerous situations.
Fortunately, judging by the results, his decision at the time was correct.
The four children discovered their individual strengths during training, which also boosted their confidence, and Evelyn gradually forgot about the troubles outside during her life at the base.
Watching Evelyn's condition improve day by day, his worried heart could finally relax a bit.
But Falcon International Corporation's existence was like a bomb that could explode at any moment, affecting Evelyn and her family.
There was no way Theodore could watch such a thing happen and remain indifferent.
So he had been using his resources to investigate Falcon International Corporation's movements.
"When I'm not around, you need to protect Evelyn well."
Theodore reminded him in a low voice with a hint of warning.
After all, he was Evelyn's husband, and under his observation, the man truly cared about Evelyn and had gained the White family's approval.
Arthur couldn't help but laugh at these words, then helplessly spread his hands. "But look at Evelyn. Does she look like she needs my protection?"
"How resilient and independent she is, you should know better than anyone."
Theodore's lips curved slightly, and his expression softened a bit.
When they were young, he had brought Evelyn to the base for training, and she had shown outstanding talent even then.
Moreover, Evelyn was very strong-willed. Even when injured during training, she never cried or made a fuss. Instead, she calmly handled her wounds according to what the instructors taught her, then continued with the training.
If Richard and Daisy hadn't worried about her safety and didn't want their daughter in such a dangerous environment, stopping her training...
Theodore felt that, given Evelyn's aptitude, after systematic training, she could definitely become an excellent special forces soldier, no less capable than himself.
However, while Arthur said this, he secretly resolved in his heart.
He certainly knew that their days ahead would still have obstacles, with unknown problems waiting to be solved.
But he wouldn't let Evelyn face them alone, nor would he let her face troubles. Whatever he could do, he would definitely do.
He would shield her from gossip and keep Evelyn and the children in a warm harbor.
Evelyn didn't know what they were talking about and was just focused on answering everyone's questions.
Anything related to professional knowledge, no matter what they were curious about, she would answer without reservation.
The related training records were also re-entered into the teaching system. Evelyn wrote a report on integrating combat psychology with tactical thinking, and her name became the title of the case study.
And she didn't stop there. In the later stages of the operation, the military officially appointed Evelyn as a special consultant for the comprehensive emergency project, and Jerry was also transferred to her team, responsible for security coordination.
The moment Jerry learned this news, he felt overwhelmed with honor and couldn't process it for a long time.
"Can I really join Ms. White's team?"
He asked Theodore incredulously, repeatedly confirming.
Actually, after the last mission ended, he had felt regretful. After all, when executing missions with Evelyn, he could always see many operations he hadn't learned at the base.
Only Evelyn had this ability; others couldn't find opportunities or methods to learn even if they wanted to.
"Of course," Theodore said teasingly, "Consider it a punitive assignment."
They had past conflicts, and Evelyn's requirements for team members were exceptionally strict, beyond what ordinary soldiers could accept.
But Jerry didn't think this way at all. Instead, he felt incredibly honored and privileged.
Being able to continue working under Evelyn was great news for him. He could learn more knowledge and broaden his horizons.
Facing this important responsibility, Evelyn showed no hesitation and began reorganizing the emergency education cooperation between the foundation and the military, transforming the base's experience into systematic teaching materials.
Watching Evelyn work until late at night, Arthur felt somewhat distressed. He walked to her side and asked, "Still not sleeping? It's already 2 AM."
"Almost done," Evelyn said casually, "Let me finish organizing this."