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

Chapter 433 You city folks are so particular

She had just run to the village's intelligence center, wanting to share the gossip with everyone, when she saw another jeep driving towards Liu Village: "What a big day this is! Why is another car coming?"

The car stopped as it approached, and the young man driving rolled down the window: "Hey, folks, where's the village's educated youth settlement?"

Big-Horned Man was the first to approach: "Who are you looking for?"

The young man driving glanced at the back seat and saw a pretty girl sitting there casually uttering a name: "Ding Surong".

Upon hearing that it was Ding Zhiqing, Bai Dalaba said, "Ding Zhiqing doesn't live in the educated youth settlement; she rents a house from the villagers."

The young man driving was quite accommodating; he immediately handed out a few candies, saying, "Auntie, could you please show me the way?"

Bai Dalaba never expected such a good thing: "Oh, no trouble at all, just follow me."

That's what he said, but his eyes kept glancing at the driver's seat in front. Since the girl in the back didn't say anything, the young man driving had to say to the loudspeaker, "Auntie, you go first, I can keep up."

Upon hearing this, Bai Dalaba knew that he could forget about ever getting a ride on that iron behemoth.

He couldn't help but think to himself: How stingy.

Looking at the two candies in his hand, he pointed ahead and said, "Go straight ahead, turn left at the next intersection, and the third house is there. But at this time, Ding Zhiqing should be working in the fields."

Before the young man driving could speak, the girl in the back seat said, "Give her another handful of candy and ask her to run the errand for you."

Before the young man could speak, Bai Dalaba smiled and leaned towards the car window: "No problem, no matter where Ding Zhiqing is working, I'll make sure to find him for you."

Just then, someone behind him spoke up: "Hey Bai, did you dump the work in the fields on your daughter again and run off to slack off here?" Bai was not about to admit it: "I'm not feeling well, and my daughter is so considerate of me. You can't even dream of that. Alright, I'm not going to talk nonsense with you anymore. I have to go to the fields to find Ding Zhiqing."

Before she could finish speaking, she ran out, afraid that those people would be resentful that she had received candy and would report her to the Party Secretary, in which case she would be criticized again.

The place where the educated youth were going to work was quite far away today. She was a person of her word, and she ran a long way to find the person: "Ding Qing, someone has come to find you in a car."

Ding Surong was a little puzzled when she heard this. Her father had just come to visit her not long ago and was unlikely to come again anytime soon. Who would come looking for her?
However, she still asked the squad leader for leave: "Auntie, thank you for coming all this way."

As she spoke, she took out two fruit candies from her pocket and handed them over: "This is for Auntie to sweeten her mouth."

Bai Dalaba never expected such a good thing: "It's no big deal, you city people are so particular."

That's what he said, but his hand moved incredibly fast.

When she saw the person, she exclaimed, "Sister Shufang, what brings you here?"

Actually, the two were not familiar with each other, having only met a few times. Ding Surong couldn't figure out why Qi Shufang had come to find her.

After all, they lived in a military compound. Although his father had some power, he was no match for the Qi family: "Sister Shufang, come in and have some water."

He led the way, and after entering the old Liu family house, he opened the newly built courtyard gate.

Qi Shufang didn't let the driver come in, because she didn't want outsiders to know what she was about to say.

The Liu family had already finished arguing. Except for Liu Jiandong, who was standing in his room looking out after hearing the commotion, everyone else was sulking inside.