In the era of rebirth, the charming daughter-in-law in the courtyard is beautiful and sassy.

Finally, an elderly man came over and mediated a few words, and both sides compromised, thus resolving the matter.

Zhao Mifeng and Chu Xiaoju hit it off: "Girl, thank you so much just now. I don't even know what I would have done without you."

Chu Xiaoju couldn't hide the smile on her lips; she had finally made contact: "Hey, it was just a small favor, don't worry about it, sis."

Chu Xiaoju originally wanted to reveal her relationship with Chu Yunyi, but she changed her mind before she could finish speaking. She wanted Chu Yunyi to know that she could still enter the military family compound and marry an officer even without her.

In no time, Chu Xiaoju and Zhao Mifeng were practically sworn brothers in the street. Naturally, Chu Xiaoju's wish was fulfilled, and she followed Zhao Mifeng directly into the military family compound.

Yunyi was unaware of Chu Xiaoju's shady dealings. She was currently engaged in a battle of wits with Huo Jingrui and Aunt Su: "I'm really fine. There's no need for me to stay in confinement for three months. It's not cold outside, what could possibly happen if I go out?"

Even though Huo Jingrui felt sorry for Yunyi, he didn't dare to give in easily, because he didn't dare to joke about Yunyi's health.

Besides, a whole group of relatives and friends were watching this matter closely, so he dared not express his opinion. But his wife was shaking his hand and acting coquettishly, while his wife, Aunt Su, was threatening to call and complain if he dared to agree. He simply put his hands together and said, "Please let me go."

That pitiful expression made Yunyi unable to hold back her laughter, and she immediately cursed, "Get lost."

Huo Jingrui thought of the medicinal soup he was cooking for his wife on the stove: "Yes, ma'am and lotus seed soup on the stove should be almost ready. I'll go check on it."

Aunt Su was amused by his funny appearance: "He cares about you the most. He's been with me for at least two months since you gave birth. Don't make things difficult for him."

What could Yunyi say? Even a sweet burden is still a burden.

Aunt Su thought of the phone call she received that morning: "Sister Zeng should be arriving soon."

Yun nodded and said, "It will be easier for you now that people are here. I can see you've lost weight these past few days."

Aunt Su was naturally happy. She didn't mind being tired, but she was worried that she might not be able to take good care of the children: "After forty-five days, the children can be taken out for some fresh air when the sun is shining."

Upon hearing this, Yunyi objected: "Sister Su, good sister-in-law, then I can also have a 45-day course. The children can go out for fresh air, so why can't I, an adult, do the same?"

Aunt Su was a little shaken and said, "This isn't up to me. I'll call your mother-in-law and your in-laws later to discuss it." Yunyi was delighted: "You must remember that."

As the two were talking, Huo Jingrui brought over a bowl of stewed yam and lotus seed soup. Before he could say anything, they heard someone call from outside the courtyard gate: "Commander, are you home?"

Huo Jingrui knew who it was as soon as he heard the voice: "It must be Aunt Zeng. I'll go and see."

Yun nodded: "Okay, go quickly."

Aunt Su changed Lele's diaper after she woke up, and then held the child and stood by the window looking out.

Huo Jingrui didn't take her directly into the postpartum room, but instead took her to the next room first: "Aunt Zeng, you must be tired from your journey. Take a rest first, and I'll make you a bowl of noodles."

Aunt Zeng was a little embarrassed: "I ate some dry food on the way, so there's no need to trouble yourself."

"No trouble at all, it'll be ready in no time."

A moment later, he brought in a basin of water: "The noodles will be ready soon. You can wash up and feel more comfortable."

Aunt Zeng had the same idea, since she was going to see Xiao Huo's wife and children soon, and she couldn't go looking disheveled after traveling all that way.

Huo Jingrui thoughtfully pointed to the curtains: "If needed, you can draw the curtains."

Aunt Zeng wasn't one to be sentimental, so she naturally understood Huo Jingrui's good intentions.

Once everything was settled over there, Aunt Zeng washed up and changed her clothes, then took the noodles from Huo Jingrui's hands: "I'm so sorry to have troubled you."

Huo Jingrui placed the small pickles in his other hand on the table: "You're being too polite. From now on, please make yourself at home."

Aunt Zeng's eyes welled up with tears upon hearing this. Since her son's sacrifice, no one had ever spoken to her so tenderly: "Oh, oh, don't be so formal with me." (End of Chapter)