Chapter 166 All The Audience Were Watching The Scene
Ebony was in the cafeteria, and when breakfast was almost finished, she saw Lloyd coming.
Lloyd fetched his meal and sat in a seat by the window. 
Ebony immediately took the plate and ran across to Lloyd to sit down.
Lloyd paused, his eyes moving slightly. He said, "You..."
"Wait." Ebony stopped him. She reached out to turn off the microphone on his collar, and turned off her own microphone as well. After making sure the cameraman didn't follow them, she sat back and asked in a low voice, "Have you received the chocolates?"
Lloyd nodded.
Ebony asked with a smile, "How are you feeling now?"
Lloyd looked at her and said, "Not bad?"
Ebony said, "You must feel very warm and full in your heart, right? You don't feel lonely at all, right?"
Lloyd felt that something was wrong, and frowned, "Huh?"
He didn't know what else to say.
He put down his chopsticks, reached out and rubbed his brows.
Ebony proudly continued, "These are what I read in psychological books before. Being disappointed in love would bring about a sense of loneliness, and you would find it hard to adjust yourself if someone suddenly was gone. A friend's careful care and company can fill that vacancy, and you will soon come out of the shadow. You should face it positively!"
Lloyd glanced at her coldly and asked, "What exactly do you want to say?"
Ebony said mysteriously, "You'll find out soon. In the afternoon, you will receive a bouquet of roses. Are you looking forward to it?"
Lloyd didn't say anything.
At this moment, the cameraman came over.
Ebony got up quickly and said, "Remember to receive the flowers!"
After lunch, it was shooting training.
On the shooting range, the four male guests were all overjoyed.
Compared with the tiring physical training, boys seemed to be very fond of firearms by nature.
Ebony was also very happy, because she also liked guns very much.
Abigail and her two friends knew nothing about guns. Just holding them in their hands had already made them tremble with fear.
As the chief instructor, Lloyd did the demonstration of shooting during the shooting practice.
Five consecutive shots all hit the bull's-eye.
Ebony raised her eyebrows when seeing that.
Yes, if Lloyd could fight, he definitely could shoot, too.
"Humph!"
Ebony cussed at Lloyd in her heart.
Lloyd had put down the gun, looking up at the eight recruits next to him. He said in a low voice, "Start loading and unloading."
Before shooting, the gun must be assembled first, and it was guided by two assistant instructors.
Then they learnt to load the gun and take aim.
When Sarina was still shaking her hands and putting bullets into the magazine, Ebony had already assumed the standard aiming position with the gun.
Seeing this, the male assistant instructor praised, "It's really good."
Ebony didn't say anything, just stared at the bull's-eye.
At this time, Ebony felt that her arm was suddenly touched.
She was stunned for a moment, then, a man's familiar voice came from her ear, "Higher."
Ebony heard that it was Lloyd's voice, and she pursed her lips, and raised her elbows slightly.
Lloyd was still dissatisfied, and he squatted behind her.
He reached out holding her shoulder bone, and adjusted the position of her shoulder blade. Then his slender fingers fiddled with her white fingertips, and moved her index finger to the right trigger position.
Ebony frowned more and more tightly, and whispered in a voice that only the two of them could hear, "My posture is very standard."
Lloyd paused.
His arm went over her body, and held her wrist from beneath. He breathed by her ear, and said, "Who is the instructor? You or I?"
Ebony gritted her teeth and couldn't speak.
At this time, Lloyd added, "Who did you learn shooting from? The way you hold the gun is not right."
Ebony snorted. Of course, she learned from Max.
She mumbled, "I won't miss anyway!"
Lloyd said sternly, "If the posture of holding the gun is wrong, it will cause problems with the joints in the long run, and it will increase the difficulty of shooting. It is also irresponsible for your body."
Seeing that Lloyd's tone had hardened, Ebony stopped talking.
Lloyd continued to correct a few more minor problems of hers. After seeing everyone else was holding their guns well, he got up and stepped aside, saying, "Shoot."
"Bang, bang, bang!"
Several shots were fired one after another.
Ebony was the first one to shoot, no surprise, she hit the bull's-eye.
Among the other seven, Sarina and Miranda were too afraid to pull the trigger.
The best scorer was Alfredo, who hit the third ring.
Ethan directly missed the target, and didn't know where the bullet went.
Even so, everyone was still very excited.
Then they practiced a few more times. At 6 p.m, the first shooting class was over.
Then everyone went to dinner.
And after showering, everyone started walking towards the performance hall.
As for tonight's variety performance, it was said that there were female soldiers from the cultural troupe coming to sing songs and dance. All the male soldiers were looking forward to it.
Before the performance started, Ebony looked around and didn't see Lloyd.
She asked Kelly next to her, "Have the roses been delivered?"
Kelly was stunned for a moment, and said, "I called the flower shop outside to order the flowers. I guess they should have been delivered."
Ebony frowned and said, "Didn't you call them to make sure?"
Kelly scratched her head and said, "I had training in the afternoon, so I couldn't make time..."
Ebony got up and directly walked out.
Kelly hurriedly shouted, "Auntie, where are you going?"
Ebony didn't answer, and disappeared in the blink of an eye.
Ebony ran to the instructor's office to look for Lloyd, but did not see him.
When she was about to leave, she saw Lloyd holding a rose at the entrance of the stairs. He was returning from the outside.
Ebony stood there and looked at him with a smile.
When Lloyd saw her, he stopped, raising the flowers in his hand. Then he raised his eyebrows and asked, "Just this one rose?"
Ebony muttered, "Don't be so materialistic. Roses are expensive on Valentine's Day. It's not worth the money to buy too many."
Lloyd didn't answer, silently walking past her and heading back to the office.
Ebony followed him in.
In the office, on the table, the box of chocolates was still there.
Seeing that the box had not been opened yet, Ebony went over, opened the box, took apart a piece, and handed it directly to Lloyd's mouth, saying, "Ah."
Lloyd glanced at her, opened his mouth, and ate the chocolate .
Ebony was so happy, and she wanted to take a piece to eat, too.
At this moment, a "bang" sounded outside, and then, colorful fireworks flickered outside the window.
"Wow!" Ebony ran to the window, looked at the fireworks set off on the sportsground, and said excitedly, "Oooo! They are so beautiful!"
With that, she turned back and shouted, "Lloyd, come and see the fireworks."
But there was no sound behind her for a while.
Ebony looked back in confusion, and she suddenly saw Lloyd supporting the office desktop with one hand. His body bowed slightly, his brows frowning.
Ebony was stunned, then quickly walked over and asked, "Are you..."
Before she finished speaking, she suddenly smelled a faint smell of wine in the air.
Ebony was taken aback, and she immediately looked at the box of chocolates.
She saw two very small words in the lower right corner of the chocolates' box - "Liquor-filled".
Oops!
Lloyd was allergic to alcohol.
Ebony was so shocked. She hurriedly supported Lloyd, sitting him down on the sofa, and in the mean time, she bent over and took off his shirt.
Outside the door, the cameraman carrying the equipment finally got to the instructor's office.
He was about to use the wireless headset to report to the director team that he had found Ebony and Lloyd.
The next second, he was shocked by the scene in the room and almost dropped the camera.
There were 160 million people in the "Soul of the Army" live broadcast room.
At this moment, all the audience were watching the scene.
On the large and flat office sofa, Lloyd's upper body was a bit topless, lying there.
Ebony straddled him, with her legs separate, kneeling on either side of his body.
She held his shoulders, lifting his jaw.
The girl's reddish lips were on the lips of the man.
"Bang!"
Another fireworks had been set off.
Outside the window, the scattered beams of light lit up the dark night. It was so beautiful.