A soft-waisted educated youth has sex with a loyal dog and a rough guy in the 1960s

The Fu family was bustling with noise, and the lively sound went straight over the dark blue tiles above their heads.

Chen Guifen smiled and poured everyone a cup of tea, then went to the kitchen.

Unexpectedly, as soon as they left, the topic about Lu Miao started in the main room.

A sister-in-law with chapped cheeks asked with a smile:
"Little Six, when you were at home, your wife didn't do much housework. Now that you've become successful, I'm sure she'll help you with some housework, right?"

This statement may seem unintentional, but it actually has a strong meaning.

What was said before was that Fu Jingyou's status was not as good as Lu Miao's in the past, so you can say he gave in to him or spoiled him.

If Lu Miao doesn't want to do the work, he won't do it.

Later it was said that Fu Jingyou was now successful, and it would be a bit unreasonable for Lu Miao to bully him again.

But after all, it seemed that these words were spoken to Fu Jingyou, but in fact they were directed at Lu Miao.

Fu Jingyou has always been a protective person, and he hates to see others talking about his wife the most.

It was quite nice chatting with the uncles just now. Fu Jingyou has always been very low-key.

Now the topic came to the couple, Fu Jingyou said:
"I don't think I've achieved much. Miaomiao's job is much more respectable than mine."

As he spoke, he got up and went to his room.

"father!"

"Uncle!"

There were children's voices in the room that were sometimes high and sometimes low. Fu Jingyou whispered "Have fun" and came out of the room a few moments later with a stack of newspapers and two thick envelopes in his hands.

Fu Jingyou handed the envelope to He Hongjin and He Erge, and handed the newspaper to a random uncle nearby.

"Miao Miao is picked up by the company's car when she goes to and from get off work. She is often featured in newspapers in Beijing and Guangzhou. In August and September, when foreign guests came, she was also in the reception queue."

This statement may be a bit exaggerated, but it does not affect Fu Jingyou's pride at all.

The sister-in-law who spoke just now asked:

"Is it true?" The uncle who received the newspaper could not read, but he knew people. When he saw Lu Miao's photo on the newspaper, he immediately nodded and said:
"It's true, Xiaoliu's wife really made it to the satellite newspaper! It's incredible!"

As soon as these words came out, other uncles, aunts and uncles came over:

"Where is it? Let me see, let me see too!"

Some people even turned to He Erge and He Hongjin and asked:

"What are you holding in your hands?"

He Hongjin and He Erge had already opened the envelope and were looking at the photos.

“It’s a photo!”

"Oh, these two piles are so thick, give me some to look at!"

"I want some too. Give me a few too!"

The main room was filled with sounds of people asking for newspapers and photos, making it even more lively.

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Fu Jingyou saw this and added:

"There is no law that stipulates that women must do housework. Miaomiao has a more respectable job than me and earns more money than me. We have also discussed that maybe in the future she will be responsible for the work and I will be responsible for raising the children."

In the main room, a group of people were looking curiously at the golden-haired foreigner in the photo and the yacht drifting on the sea.

"Why does this guy have eyes of this color? And he has a hooked nose, so scary!"

"What kind of boat is this? Why is it nothing like the boat we used to cross the river?"

Fu Jingyou didn't want others to look down on Lu Miao, so he said this with the intention of establishing Lu Miao's image.

It was a pity that the newspapers and photos had already diverted everyone's attention, and no one in the main room paid any attention to him.

Even He Hongjin and He Erge were the same. They both had their mouths wide open, smiling as they looked at the newspaper photos with the others. (End of this chapter)