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

Chapter 1862 Second Sister, you look down on people! I'm your uncle!
Chu Xue smiled and said, "I want to find a stonemason to help me carve a few stone mortars."

Aunt Wei asked, puzzled, "Why are you making stone mortars, and why do you need several?"

Chu Xue smiled and said, "I'm helping a friend with a few experiments. Since we're mixing different things, we're worried about cross-contamination of flavors and colors, so we can't use them together."

After listening, Aunt Wei explained, "When you were making the small millstone, there were no stonemasons in Baifu Village. Now, this one has married into Baifu Village, which saves us the trouble of going to Bailian Village in this cold weather."

When the first snow fell, Aunt Wei told her grandson Wei Wenbin, "Don't let them leave the yard. They can just play at home. We'll come back as soon as we're done."

Wei Wenbin replied, "Okay, no problem. You can go and do your job without worry. Even if I can't keep an eye on things, there's still Zhuifeng."

Shi Tou suddenly appeared: "Aunt Wei, you and Second Sister can go about your business without worry. I can also help look after the children."

As soon as he said that, not only Aunt Wei, but even Chu Xue, who was eating in the kitchen and living room, laughed: "Shi Tou, you're still a child, who can you keep an eye on?"

Upon hearing Chuxue's words, Shitou angrily retorted, "Second sister, you look down on people. I am their uncle, an elder, and I am older than them."

Chu Xue was afraid of really upsetting the little guy, so she would have to coax him later: "Second sister was wrong. You are right. You are their elder and you can discipline them."

The three siblings, who were playing with building blocks over there, looked outside when they heard this.

Le Bao turned to look at his older and younger brothers: "Is Mom going out?"

She sat up from the floor mat and said, "I want to go with my mom too."

He started to run outside as he was talking.

Seeing her about to go out like that, Fu Bao said, "Little sister, put on your coat before you go out, or you'll get a runny nose." Kang Bao, hearing her older child's words, looked disgusted and said, "Can you please not say things so nauseatingly?"

Fu Bao said to her younger brother, "It's like you've never had a miscarriage."

When Le Bao saw that her younger brother had finally spoken, she said while putting on her clothes, "I've already put on my coat, so I won't have a runny nose. You don't need to worry."

Chu Xue naturally overheard the children's conversation. Not wanting her daughter to come out, she stood up and said, "Le Bao, don't come out. Mom will come over right now."

When Le Bao saw that her mother was coming over, she didn't go outside, because it was too cold that day.

Chu Xue strode into their house: "Le Bao, come here, let Mom help you take off your coat. It's not convenient to move around in the house, and it's hot."

As Le Bao asked her mother to help her take off her clothes, she said, "Mom, Le Bao wants to go with you too."

Chu Xue hung up the coat she had taken off her daughter before squatting down and saying, "It's too cold today, so Mom won't take you out. It's getting windy, and you might catch a cold."

When Le Bao heard her mother say that, she frowned and said, "But I want to go out."

Chu Xue hugged her daughter tightly: "Your uncle just came to our house. Shouldn't you all help Mom take good care of him?"

Upon hearing this, Le Bao nodded emphatically: "Yes."

Chu Xue looked at her daughter and smiled like a wolf in sheep's clothing: "If you leave, those two brothers will definitely go too. It's not good to leave your little uncle at home alone. But we're going to the village, and you can't walk, so we'll have to carry you. It's okay if you go alone, but if you both go, how can your Grandma Wei and I carry you all? We'll be so tired. Besides, it's windy outside now. What if you both catch a fever? That wouldn't be good, don't you think?"

(End of this chapter)