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

Chapter 1524 This is a one-time event, and there will be no next time.
None of the three people inside recognized the person standing outside.

Fu Yancheng frowned and stood up unhappily: "Who are you? What do you want?"

The woman standing outside the door realized she had been too rash: "Um, could you please help me?"

Mrs. Fu glanced at her grandchildren on the bed. Fortunately, the little ones hadn't been disturbed by the commotion, but she was still quite unhappy.

She reached out and pulled her son, who was about to walk towards the door, and went over herself: "What can I do to help?"

As I got closer, I noticed she was holding a child in her arms, probably to keep the child warm, as the child was wrapped inside her coat: "What's this?"

The woman pleaded pitifully, "Auntie, I, I, um, could you please give this child something to eat?"

Upon seeing her expression, Fu's mother inexplicably became displeased: "My daughter-in-law hasn't started producing milk yet, so she can't help you. You should look for someone else."

It wasn't that she lacked kindness; she had worked in the union for so many years and had seen all sorts of people. This woman's eyes were skewed, and she didn't want to invite trouble.

The woman probably didn't expect that even though she was in such a pitiful state, Fu's mother would directly refuse her: "Auntie, this child can't eat much. I heard from the people in the ward that your family feeds the child formula. Please, save my daughter."

Seeing that this woman was trying to cling to their family, Fu's mother asked, "Where are your family members?"

The woman glanced towards the stairs: "They went out on errands."

Madam Fu glanced at the child in her arms, gestured for the woman to take a step back, and saw Nurse Gu walking towards them. She raised her hand and called out, "Nurse Gu, could you please come over here for a moment?"

The head nurse was giving instructions to the nurses around her as she walked over. When she saw the woman standing at the door, she said, "Why aren't you staying in your ward? What are you doing out here?" The woman looked pitiful and said, "I, I, my baby is hungry. I don't have any milk, so I came here to give my baby an excuse to eat."

At this moment, a family member of a woman in the same ward as this woman came out and overheard her saying: "That sounds nice, but have you thought about paying it back?"
"He's just trying to play the victim to gain sympathy and then get something for nothing. He's shameless."

Upon hearing this, the woman suddenly looked up, her eyes filled with tears: "I didn't borrow from you, are you trying to force my daughter and me to our deaths?"

Fu Yancheng pulled his mother behind him, not wanting the situation to escalate further. After all, his wife needed peace and quiet to recover after giving birth. However, he had no liking for this woman: "Alright, I can understand your fuss, but I don't approve of it. After all, our things didn't come from thin air. This is a one-time thing, and it won't happen again."

He turned around and took out the milk powder bag: "Go and get a bowl."

The woman didn't care about anything else; all she wanted now was for her daughter to live. She pushed aside the crowd behind her, rushed back to her bedside, grabbed her old teacup, and followed her.

Now that Fu Yancheng is a father himself, he finally softened and poured in enough formula for two meals for the children: "This is what my wife prepared for my triplets. This is all we can do for you."

After saying that, he pulled his mother back into the house: "Mom, hurry up and eat, or it will get cold."

Chu Xue naturally understood why Fu Yancheng did this. After all, this was a military hospital. If he didn't lend them a penny in front of so many people, Fu Yancheng would probably lose his reputation. But he shouldn't think they would be taken advantage of.

After what happened today, that woman probably won't have the face to borrow it again. Even if she does come, they won't lend it to her, and they're not afraid that someone will take the document, after all, they're not saviors.

(End of this chapter)