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

Chapter 293 Can't you be reasonable?

Hao Yanhong got angry when she heard his tone: "Fu Yanwei, can't you be a little more careful?"

Fu Yanwei could tell from her posture that she was going to cause trouble: "Yanhong, I really didn't know that your brother went to the farm to see your little sister, but even so, don't you know why your brother went to the farm?"

A hint of unease flashed across Hao Yanhong's face: "The farm is less than two miles from Huagu Village. As the eldest brother, she can go to the farm to see her younger sister, so why can't she come to see you, her younger brother?"

Fu Yanwei is now truly regretting it. He was really out of his mind back then. No matter what, he wouldn't listen to a word of advice from his family and insisted on coming to the countryside: "Yanhong, can't you be reasonable?"
Although Mom didn't write a letter or call, I guess she knew the money hadn't reached my younger sister, otherwise my older brother wouldn't have made this trip.

I know what you're thinking, but if you really come to Huagu Village, I'm afraid our reputations will be ruined. After all, it's disgraceful for a brother and sister-in-law to embezzle their sister's living expenses.

When Hao Yanhong saw that her husband wasn't on her side, she immediately changed the subject: "I'm carrying the child of your Fu family now. Doesn't he know what kind of life we're living in the countryside? We're practically at our doorstep and he doesn't even come to take a look?"

Fu Yanwei felt annoyed: "Is there any point in saying this? Ever since I went to the countryside, my family has been sending me ten yuan and a package every month without fail for seven years. What more do you want from my family?"

"Shouldn't we send it? They all have jobs and are doing very well, while we've been stuck here for seven years. Your family clearly has the ability to bring us back to the city, but they just won't do it. Don't you think I shouldn't hold it against them?"

"Hao Yanhong, you married me, not our family. Don't you know why I went to the countryside back then?"

"No matter what your reason for going to the countryside is, it is a contribution to the Fu family. After all, if you don't go to the countryside, it has to be someone else. You said before that the family would find a way, fine, I'll wait. But now our son is five years old and I'm pregnant with my second child. How long do you want me to wait?"
"Every time you go home, do you see what kind of lives the children of the first and third wives are living?" Fu Yanwei felt really bad when he heard this. For him, he had given up the job that his parents had worked so hard to find for him and went to the countryside to pursue Hao Yanhong. Over the years, his family had been more than kind to him. After all, he was a father himself, but he still needed his family to support him.

But what Hao Yanhong said wasn't without reason; of course, she wasn't referring to her family, but to her children.

They are all children of the Fu family. Their son lives with them in the countryside, and he is indeed not as knowledgeable as the children of their eldest brother and third brother. Every year when they come home for the New Year, it is obvious: "Why don't we send Jinze back to the city and let him stay with his parents?"

Hao Yanhong was stunned when she heard this: "Jinze is so young. Do you think our son can be happy without us by his side?"

She wants everyone to go back together; what's the point of sending only her son back?

The mother-in-law didn't like her daughter-in-law to begin with, and Jinze didn't grow up around them, so there was bound to be bias. Besides, without her parents around, not to mention whether the child could adapt, she herself was also worried.
Fu Yanwei raised his hand and scratched his head: "This won't work, that won't work, what exactly do you want?"

Hao Yanhong also lost her temper: "Don't you know what I want?"

I want to go back to the city, not just for my son, but for you and me. I want my child to grow up in the Fu family, just like my older brother's and younger brother's children, to benefit from our ancestors' legacy and enjoy what they deserve.

(End of this chapter)