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

Chapter 266: The Haunting
Upon hearing his wife's words, Fu Yanming leisurely replied, "That's what the second son deserves. Ever since he went to the countryside, the family has been sending him money and packages every month, but his appetite has only grown bigger and bigger. His parents didn't want to see Jinze suffer with them in the countryside, so they've been putting up with it."

But this time they really went too far.

When Guo Wenjing heard her husband say "they," she knew that he thought the same as her. This must have been the work of her second sister-in-law, Hao Yanhong. Her mother-in-law had naturally thought of it as well, since back then, her second brother didn't even want the chance to stay in the city and insisted on going to the countryside.

They even went so far as to claim that he was contributing to the family.

However, he was right. If he hadn't gone to the countryside, those who were eyeing his father-in-law's position would have used this incident to their advantage, and their family probably wouldn't be as peaceful as they are now.

So for so many years, his parents-in-law have been sending him money and packages every month without fail, and they have never said anything about it, at most they would make a few sarcastic remarks in private.

But ever since Fu Jinze was born, his second brother has come back every now and then, leaving with big bags and small packages, taking whatever he sees, which is really distasteful.

On one occasion, he even took away the eggs that his third brother's wife's family had sent to nourish their grandson. When his third sister-in-law found out after get off work, she had a big argument with her husband. In the end, his father-in-law had to step in and compensate for the eggs, and that was how the matter was resolved.

This time, not only did they take all the preserved fish that the fourth brother's girlfriend gave them, but they also kept the younger sister's share. The second brother and his wife are really going too far.

As the two were about to leave the room, Fu Yanming whispered, "Don't mention what the second brother did this time to the third sister-in-law, lest she feel uncomfortable."

Guo Wenjing glared at her husband: "I know."

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Meanwhile, on the other side: "How's the matter I asked you to handle going?"

"The message has been sent out as you suggested. I believe that given the Fu family's financial situation, they would not agree to their son marrying such a woman."

"Keep a close eye on him, don't let anything go wrong."

"Yes."

"Madam, during our investigation, we inadvertently learned that Ding Youwen's daughter, Ding Surong, was sent to the countryside in Liushu Village."

"Is there still this?"

"Yes, we even went to confirm it, it is Ding Surong."

"What a coincidence!" "Madam, should we keep an eye on her?"

"That's not necessary."

That's what they said, but in their hearts they had doubts: Why choose Willow Village when there were so many other places to choose?
"Okay, go ahead and get busy."

After the man left, the woman took a long time to recover before picking up the phone: "Hello, help me find Ding Youwen."

Someone answered quickly: "This is Ding Youwen, who is this?"

"it's me."

"Madam, why are you calling?"

"Do you have time?"

The man on the other end of the phone sounded annoyed, but still replied, "I'll be there as soon as I finish what I'm doing."

"Ok, I will wait for you."

After hanging up the phone, the man raised his hand and slammed it against the wall: "He's like a persistent ghost."

But what could he do? He had only himself to blame for provoking this madman back then, all for the sake of his future.

To avoid alerting others to his unease, he took a deep breath and resumed his previous gentle demeanor.

Although he wanted to delay his arrival, he still quickly finished what he was doing, after all, that woman was incredibly resourceful.

He glanced at his wristwatch, then reluctantly left the office, silently praying once more that the woman would soon pass away.

(End of this chapter)