1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1272 A Job Obtained Without Earning Any Money
Watching Fu Yancheng walk away, and recalling what his wife had mentioned to him yesterday, he understood everything now.

He quickened his pace to get home.

Upon entering the house and finding his wife, he pulled her aside and asked, "Did your cousin go and provoke Fu Yanwang?"

Because of Fu Yancheng's extreme strictness on the training ground and his ruthless decisiveness when on missions, many people privately call him "Living Yama".

Seeing her husband's grim expression, and recalling what her cousin had said earlier, Ding Runping's heart skipped a beat: "Why would you ask that?"

Although Sun Gangzhu was from the transportation company, he knew Fu Yancheng's temperament. Since he dared to threaten him like that, he must have meant it: "I met Battalion Commander Fu. He said that if anyone makes his life difficult, then the truth about how you got your job at the supply and marketing cooperative will probably come out."

Upon hearing this, Ding Runping turned pale with fright: "How did he know about that?"

Sun Gangzhu was very concerned about his reputation. He only found out about what his wife had done later. He was already worried that the girl's parents would come to his door and make a scene that would become known throughout the entire compound. However, three months passed and no one came to his door, so he assumed that the matter was over.

To my utter surprise, Battalion Commander Fu knew about this.

It was quite a coincidence. A few days ago, when he returned from a mission and was waiting for the bus back to the unit, he happened to see Ding Runping being pulled into a nearby alley by a man. He thought Ding Runping was in trouble, and as a soldier and a former neighbor, he couldn't just stand by and do nothing, so he followed.

Instead, all I heard was the two arguing: "Are you never going to stop? I already gave you a hundred yuan before and said this was the end of it. How can you go back on your word?"

"How much does a job cost these days? You think you can just give me a hundred dollars to get rid of me?"

"You have no money, so even if you force me to my death, there's nothing I can do." "Then I'll go to Cui Pingping's parents and tell them about how you encouraged their daughter to quit her job and go to the countryside to chase after that poor guy. Do you think they'll forgive you then?"

"Stop making baseless accusations. Pingping gave me the job so I could cover for her temporarily. We have a written agreement."

"You really are a silver tongue. If it was a substitute job, why did you trick Cui Pingping into going through the work transfer procedures? And do you dare to show everyone what's written on that agreement?"

Ding Runping felt a little guilty, after all, she had indeed gotten the job by getting it for free.

If Cui Pingping's parents hadn't both worked in other cities, and if her grandfather, who had always lived with her, hadn't passed away due to illness, she probably wouldn't have gotten the job no matter how much she tried to deceive him.

Hearing their conversation, although I didn't know who Cui Pingping was, I knew that Ding Runping's job was illegitimate. I just didn't expect that only a few days later, this information would come in handy.

Although threatening people is somewhat unethical, it works if it's effective.

Ding Runping was genuinely afraid that Fu Yancheng would expose this matter, after all, he was a soldier, and he was afraid that Fu Yancheng's sense of justice would be too strong: "Brother Gangzhu, what should we do now? I finally got this job, if Pingping's family takes it back, I, I..."

To be honest, she's a person who cares about her reputation, and she couldn't bring herself to say something as shameless as, "Wouldn't I have wasted my time?"

Sun Gangzhu's face was very ugly. His wife's actions were already dishonorable, but Fu Yancheng had to find out about it. It was like a sword hanging over his head: "Why don't you just give the job back? That way you won't have to live in fear all the time."

(End of this chapter)