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

Chapter 225 She was just saying it, why take it so seriously?
Chu Xue had just come out when she heard this sentence. She looked in the direction of the voice and saw Peng Ailan, the accountant's wife.

It's obvious what she's planning to do.
Chu Xue wasn't going to let her get away with it: "Oh, look at what Auntie is saying. She really is the accountant's wife. She's already starting to act like the Party Secretary and the Village Chief. Shouldn't the next step be to kick them out of office and let Uncle Accountant take over himself?"

These were serious words, and spoken quite loudly, immediately silencing the onlookers who were waiting to see what would happen.

Many people have long disliked the accountant's wife, who is always putting on airs and trying to meddle in everyone's affairs.

Some people felt that Chu Xue's words were too harsh, and that it was not something a young girl like her should say. Even if the accountant Liu Quanwen had his own thoughts, it was not right for a young girl like her to bring it up in the open.

Peng Ailan was also startled. After realizing what was happening, she yelled, "You little brat, what kind of bullshit are you spouting? I'll beat you to death!"

He then rushed towards the first snow.

Chu Xue stood still, which made Liu's mother, who had just returned from outside, very anxious: "You dare to hit my daughter and see what happens!"

After saying that, he put the wash basin he was carrying on the pile of stones next to him and ran towards them.

Peng Ailan reached out to scratch Chuxue's face, but Chuxue grabbed her wrist, preventing her from moving. Enraged, she cursed, "You little bitch, let go of me!"

Chu Xue spotted Liu Quanwen in the crowd and smirked, "So this is what you call 'accountant's wife'? Look at her manners! Who does this little bitch think she's calling a jerk?"

Peng Ailan felt humiliated by being held hostage by a little girl and unable to move, so without thinking, she yelled, "You little bitch is insulting you!"

At this moment, a burst of laughter erupted from the crowd. Liu Quanwen's face darkened, and he quickly pushed forward, saying, "Ailan, why are you, an elder, arguing with a junior?"

Look at what he said. Chu Xue immediately retorted, "I can't afford to have an elder who's always causing trouble. I can't let Uncle Accountant take advantage of your status to bully others in the village."

Liu Quanwen had a smile on his face, but in his heart he was cursing Chu Xue to the bone: "Chu Xue, that's a serious matter."

Because her daughter Liu Shuqin was always competing with her, the two families' relationship couldn't be considered friendly. Since they were destined to be rivals, there was no need to pretend to be polite with them: "Uncle Accountant, don't talk like that. I think you heard what your wife just said, right?"

Liu Quanwen had been standing in the crowd, and since Chu Xue asked so directly, he couldn't very well say he hadn't heard her: "She was just saying it, why are you taking it so seriously?"

Chu Xue stared at him with a half-smile: "I don't agree with what Accountant Uncle said. Even if she doesn't do human things, I can't treat her like a human being. After all, she is indeed a human being."

These words immediately made the accountant's face darken.

When Peng Ailan saw Liu's mother coming over, she became even more reckless and said, "Look at what kind of thing you've given birth to! It's one thing that you can't give birth to a son, but now you've given birth to an unruly child. I wonder what family will dare to marry someone like her in the future?"

Upon hearing this, Liu's mother's eyes reddened with anger: "It's none of your business how my daughter is behaving."

Chu Xue was truly angry now, not because Peng Ailan had slandered her, but because Peng Ailan had stabbed Liu's mother in the heart in front of so many people. She forcefully threw Peng Ailan away: "You think you're so great? You do have a son, but what's the difference between having one and not having one? You still became someone's live-in son-in-law for a job. What's there to be proud of?"

(End of this chapter)