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

Chapter 267 Isn't this making things difficult for people?

Even though he dawdled, he still arrived at the destination.

When he arrived, there was no one else in the room: "What did you call me here for?"

Seeing that he had sat in the seat furthest away from her, the woman raised her hand and patted the seat next to her: "Come sit closer to me."

Although the woman was well-maintained, she was still an old maid, and Ding Youwen felt extremely resistant to her.

But what could he do? This woman could make him successful, and she could destroy him just as easily. He had no choice but to suppress his disgust and sit down next to her: "What's wrong? Did something happen?"

She thought that she was already quite old, so she probably wouldn't still be interested in having him serve her.
The woman looked the man up and down before speaking casually, "I heard your daughter went to Willow Tree Village to be a sent-down youth?"

Upon hearing this, Ding Youwen felt a pang of anxiety, but he forced himself to remain calm and downplayed the issue, saying, "It's not that someone in the family absolutely has to go to the countryside. You know my wife's personality; how could she possibly let her precious son go to the countryside? I thought it would be better for her to go to a nearby county than to the Northeast, Northwest, or Southwest, so I used my connections to get her sent to Changping."

As the man spoke, the woman watched his Adam's apple bob up and down, then reached out and touched it: "Your Adam's apple is still so captivating."

This action, coupled with these words, left Ding Youwen frozen in place.

The woman looked at him and said, "What's wrong? You don't want me to touch you anymore?"

Ding Youwen dared not say no: "No, no, it's just that we haven't been close for a long time, and I'm not used to it."

The woman looked at him with disdain: "Do you remember what I told you before?"

The man's forehead was covered in cold sweat: "No, I haven't forgotten, how could I forget?"

"Then let me see how you perform today."

Upon hearing this, the man was struck dumb. Despite the twisted emotions in his heart, he dared not show it. He suppressed the urge to vomit and raised his hand to touch the woman's face.

The old woman then said, "Carry me back to bed." Ding Youwen finally spoke, "You, this, you, it hasn't been that long since we last had sex."

The woman laughed: "Look how nervous you are. What's wrong? You're already complaining?"

Ding Youwen didn't dare show it, but in his heart he cursed: You're about to be buried, and you want me to serve you? Why don't you just die?

Compared to her peers, this woman is as well-preserved as a woman in her fifties, but her bodily functions have reached their limit. Isn't this making things difficult for her?
But he dared not disobey, after all, this old woman was a madwoman: "Okay, I'll carry you over."

Once they were in bed, the woman didn't ask her to go any further, but her hands were never idle: "I heard you're keeping a woman on the side, and she's pregnant with your child?"

Ding Youwen was genuinely frightened now, but he didn't dare to play any tricks: "I, I, I just wanted to have some fun, I didn't expect her to get pregnant. That woman isn't in good health, she might die if she has an abortion, so..."

He didn't dare to say any more.

The woman sneered, "Still not feeling well? Looks like you've really fallen for her."

"No, no, no, how could that be? If it weren't for your help back then, I wouldn't be where I am today."

Forgetting all about feeling disgusted, he reached inside the woman's clothes and began to knead her: "Let me 'serve' you well today."

The woman was pleased with his sensibility: "You're quite sensible."

The man still asked, "Won't anyone come by in broad daylight?"

The woman hooked her arms around his neck: "Since I called you here, I will naturally arrange everything. Don't worry."

(End of this chapter)