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

Chapter 383 I'll go find him and claim credit later, then give him a good beating.

Upon hearing his words, Chu Xue quickly waved her hand to refuse: "No need, how can I disturb his work over such a small matter? I'll wait at the intersection ahead and see if any cars are passing by so I can take a ride back."

Kong Yizhang hadn't expected this girl to be so understanding, but he couldn't really let her go to the intersection to flag down a car: "Sister-in-law, why don't you wait a moment, and I'll see if there are any cars going that way that I can ask them to give you a ride."

Chu Xue didn't want to trouble anyone, but she knew without a doubt that Kong Yizhang wouldn't trust her, a young woman, to go to the intersection to flag down a car by herself: "Won't this cause you trouble?"

Kong Yizhang shook his head: "No, wait a moment, I'll go borrow a phone from inside the station and ask."

First Snow nodded and waited there.

About ten minutes later, Kong Yizhang came running out of there: "There's a truck from the meat processing plant going to the North Suburbs Farm to pick up live pigs. I can give you a ride."

Chu Xue was also surprised by her good fortune: "That's wonderful, thank you so much."

Kong Yizhang smiled and waved his hand: "With the relationship between me and Yancheng, there's no need for my sister-in-law to thank me. Helping you is just what I should do."

They waited for more than half an hour when a Dongfeng truck drove up and said, "Sister-in-law, the truck has arrived."

As he spoke, he led the people toward the car.

Kong Yizhang tossed two packs of cigarettes into the car and asked, "Gentlemen, the meat processing plant leaders have already spoken to you, haven't they?"

The two people in the car smiled and nodded: "Captain Kong, as I said, don't worry, we will make sure to get the person to their destination safely."

After saying that, the two people in the car tried to hand the cigarette back.

Kong Yizhang stopped him, saying, "Whether you smoke the cigarettes yourself or give them to your family, it's just a small token of my appreciation. I'm entrusting my sister-in-law to you."

With that, he opened the car door and let Chuxue get in: "Sister-in-law, see you later."

Chu Xue waved to him: "Thank you for your help today. I'll have Yan Cheng treat you to dinner another day."

Upon hearing this, Kong Yizhang laughed out loud: "Alright, I'll go find him and brag about it later, and give him a good beating." Kong Yizhang watched the car drive away before turning around and striding towards the jeep not far away: "Xiao Cheng, drive."

He had planned it out beforehand: if he couldn't find a ride that went the same way, he would have Xiao Cheng drive him there while he walked back to the bureau for the meeting. Luckily, he found a car.

Meanwhile, in the car that had already driven a short distance away, the aunt in the middle asked, "Young lady, what is your relationship with Captain Kong?"

Chu Xue saw that the aunt looked kind, so she replied, "He and my boyfriend are comrades-in-arms."

Upon hearing the answer, the woman laughed: "It seems they have a good relationship. Captain Kong is really thoughtful; he even went out of his way to get me transferred here."

Before Chu Xue could even react, she suddenly understood after hearing the driver call out "Second Aunt".

Presumably, they were worried about the safety of a lone man and woman, so they specifically arranged for a man and a woman from the meat processing plant to avoid suspicion. They were indeed quite thoughtful.

The aunt and niece were both very talkative, so they weren't lonely on the journey.

When we reached the intersection of Beijiao Farm and Liushu Village, he said, "Just drop me off here."

But the car didn't stop: "It's just a matter of stepping on the gas. We made a promise to Captain Kong, so we have to do it."

Before we knew it, the car had arrived at the entrance of Willow Tree Village.

Chu Xue quickly spoke up: "Let's stop here. It'll be difficult to turn around if we go in."

That's what she said, but in reality, she didn't want to attract the attention of the villagers.

Although the driver frequently went to the farm in the northern suburbs to pick up live pigs, he was not familiar with the villages in the vicinity, so he agreed.

(End of this chapter)