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

Chapter 36 Encountering Kong Yizhang
Liu Chuxue looked around and saw a bench not far away: "Mom, let me help you sit down for a while. We need to conserve our energy. Dad is waiting for you to take care of him."

Now her second daughter is her pillar of support, and she softly replied, "Okay, I'll listen to you."

The two had just sat down when a person rushed past them, but then turned back and said, "Oh, is that you, young lady?"

Liu Chuxue looked up when she heard the voice, and was surprised to see Kong Yizhang. She blurted out, "What are you doing here?"

After asking, she guiltily explained, "I'm sorry, something happened at home and I was so busy that I forgot to call."

Kong Yizhang quickly waved his hand: "It's nothing, I'm just glad to know you're safe. Did something happen?"

She didn't hide anything: "My dad injured his leg at the construction site."

"Is it serious? Do you need help?"

“The commune health center can’t perform the surgery, so they told us to come to the city for treatment. We just arrived, and the doctor said we need to do a few more tests and wait for the results before we can make a decision. We are still waiting.”

"Oh, I see. What's your father's name? I'll ask around."

"Would it be too much trouble for you?"

"No, I happen to know a few people at this hospital."

Liu Chuxue didn't make a fuss. After all, they were unfamiliar with the place, and it would be great if someone could help them.

He quickly repeated the message: "Thank you for your help."

"It's alright, I'll go find someone right away, you wait here."

Just as he was about to leave, he looked at Liu's mother and asked, "And who is this?"

Liu Chuxue quickly introduced, "This is my mother." Kong Yizhang greeted Liu's mother but didn't exchange many pleasantries before hurrying off to find her.

After watching the person walk away, Liu's mother asked with a puzzled look, "Who was that person? How did you two know each other?"

Liu Chuxue didn't want to mention what happened in the cave that day, but she didn't expect to run into Kong Yizhang here. Maybe that soldier comrade was also staying in this hospital that day.

He then quietly recounted what had happened in the cave to Liu's mother: "That's how it is. I never expected to run into this person again."

Liu's mother hadn't expected her daughter to have encountered so much yesterday, and a wave of fear washed over her as she recalled it: "Luckily, she met a soldier, otherwise..."

She couldn't continue speaking, and she hated Ge Xiulan even more. In that situation, if it had been a lecherous man who went in, her daughter's life would have been ruined.

Thinking of this, Liu's mother trembled with anger.

Liu Chuxue quickly hugged her: "Mom, I'm fine. I'll be more careful in the future and won't put myself in danger again. Besides, I've actually benefited from this misfortune."

To help Liu's mother put the matter aside as soon as possible, she whispered, "You saw it at the train station before. Ever since I woke up in the cave, I've become much stronger. No one can bully our second branch of the family anymore. Just treat me like your son."

Liu's mother knew her daughter was trying to comfort her, but thinking back to her daughter's fierce energy at the train station, she asked, "What's with all that strength of yours? How come I didn't notice it before?"

Liu Chuxue patted her mother's hand: "You were already quite strong before, but you just hadn't shown it. But ever since you were tricked by your aunt that day, I don't know if it was because of the danger that triggered something, but I feel that you are much stronger."

As long as her mother knew about her strength, that was enough. She didn't want to continue the topic: "Mom, that's enough. Being strong is a good thing. At least if we encounter danger again, we'll have the ability to protect ourselves, don't you think?"

Liu's mother thought about it and agreed. Seeing that her daughter didn't want to say more, she gave up the idea of ​​asking any more questions.

(End of this chapter)