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

Chapter 137 A Jeep Arrives in the Village to Deliver Dogs
As dusk fell, a jeep arrived in the village.

The people chatting under the locust tree at the village entrance forgot to speak for a moment, staring intently at the car.

The jeep stopped, and the passenger rolled down the window: "Hey, can you tell me how to get to Liu Chuxue's house?"

Dr. Hu, the village doctor closest to the car, pointed in the direction of the Liu family: "Go straight along this road, turn left at the biggest poplar tree ahead, and the biggest courtyard in that row is Chu Xue's house."

The man thanked him, and the car continued driving forward.

As soon as the car drove away: "Is this person looking for the second daughter of the Shanliang family?"

"Yes."

"A big truck came this morning, and now a jeep has arrived, with a young girl in it. She's so restless."

"Uncle Eryin, what you're saying doesn't make sense. Chuxue has been commended; the county leaders all say she's an outstanding young person of the new generation. It's too much to label her as unruly right off the bat."

This Uncle Eryin is none other than Liu Quanwen's father, the village accountant, and Liu Shuqin's grandfather. His hostility towards Chuxue is also because of his granddaughter.

The grandfather and granddaughter shared the same idea: they both felt that their family was among the best in the village, so why should Liu Chuxue be superior to their granddaughter? This led to the scene of them acting like elders and spouting nonsense.

Seeing that the Liang family of Liushan is about to rise, only a fool would agree with this old man's words, wouldn't that offend people?

The village chief said that their team is definitely going to be an advanced brigade this year, and the first snowfall is certainly a contributing factor. Besides, this old man is clearly envious of others, yet he insists on saying those disgusting things. It's really despicable.

Someone got up and followed the jeep: "I have to go see what these people want with Chuxue?"

If one person takes it, the others won't be able to stay either.

When the car arrived at the gate of the Liu family's house, a lot of people followed behind it.

As the car door opened, Qu Aihua, the eldest daughter-in-law of the eldest son's family, stepped out. The man who got out of the car asked, "Comrade, is this Liu Chuxue's house?"

Because of her in-laws' affair—the second wife extorting five hundred yuan from them—she now hates the second wife's family, and naturally, she doesn't give a friendly look to anyone looking for Liu Chuxue: "No." The man who asked the question was stunned, turned to look at the people following behind the car, and pointed: "Isn't this Comrade Liu Chuxue's house?"

The doctor who gave directions earlier said, "Yes, this is the place."

After saying that, he took a few steps forward and called out, "Is anyone from the Shanliang family home?"

Liu's mother had heard the commotion from inside the house and was about to come out to check when she quickly responded, "Yes, who is it?"

As they were talking, they reached the front door: "Dr. Hu, is there something you need?"

Just as he finished asking, he saw a jeep parked not far away: "What's this?"

Dr. Hu pointed to the person next to him: "This boy is looking for your Chuxue."

Liu's mother didn't recognize the person: "Who are you?"

The young man smiled and said, "Auntie, I'm Zheng Yihong. Brother Fu sent me to deliver the puppies."

As he spoke, he took a small dog off the back seat of the car and handed it over.

Seeing that they had driven here, Liu's mother felt very apologetic: "It's really too much trouble for you, that you made a special trip here."

"Auntie, it's alright. We just happened to be going to the county on business, so it's on our way."

This is true.

However, Liu's mother didn't think so. She felt that the other person was just being polite: "It's almost lunchtime. My food will be ready soon. Come in and eat before you leave."

"No, Auntie, we still need to get to the county; there are people waiting for us there."

(End of this chapter)