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

Chapter 537 Wife, who upset you today?

Looking at the thoughts of each family member, Madam Fu thought to herself: "Luckily, Chu Xue didn't agree to come over to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival tonight, otherwise people would laugh at us."

Just as they were about to clear the dishes, they heard the eldest son, Fu Yanming, say, "Mom, I applied for a house with the factory. Yesterday, the logistics department gave me a reply, saying that there are some skilled workers who will be transferred to support the tertiary industry in a while, and they will reserve a room for me as long as there is an empty house."

I've spoken with the factory leaders and HR, and they said that once the official document is issued, the staff will have to leave. The list of personnel to support the tertiary industry has already been submitted, and we estimate that by early November at the latest, there should be housing available. I wanted to let you know in advance.

Mrs. Fu nodded: "That's a good thing, but given your rank, I'm afraid you won't be allocated an apartment."

Fu Yanming hummed in agreement: "Yes, I've communicated with the logistics department, and we should be able to allocate two rooms. I'll partition the house and prepare a small room for Jin Yue and Jin Cheng, since they're getting older and it's not appropriate for them to share a room."

At this moment, Fu Qiusheng spoke up: "I'll call your deputy factory director Li, who's in charge of logistics, later and ask him to put in a good word for you with the people handling things below."

Fu Yanming was waiting for these words: "Thank you, Dad."

After everyone had finished cleaning up the dishes and gone back to their rooms, one of them asked, "Honey, who upset you today?"

How do you know someone messed with me?

“If no one had provoked you, you definitely wouldn’t have said those things on such a holiday.”

Madam Fu coughed lightly: "Actually, it's not a big deal, it's just that it's a bit annoying."

So she didn't hide anything and told him what she had overheard after get off work: "You could say that the third son's wife is a bad person, but she's not that bad. At most, she has too many hidden agendas, but she's really gossipy. She dares to blurt out everything, which I really dislike." She sighed heavily: "I know they all have complaints about sending money to the second son over the years, but they agreed to it. What do they mean by bringing it up all the time?"

Although we did find a job for our second son back then, it's true that he insisted on going to the countryside. But if it weren't for his foolishness, our family wouldn't have had such peace these past few years. They should remember that kindness, but our third son's wife brings it up every other day. She's really just being nosy.

Father Fu finally understood why his wife was angry: "Don't be angry. The fourth son will definitely get married by May Day next year at the latest. If the third son comes out to bother you again, then we'll separate them out first."

Mother Fu glared at him: "Don't you know that family scandals shouldn't be aired in public? Let others say it first, then your sister-in-law will have a reason to laugh at me."

As the two were talking about this, Fu Yanhong from the third branch of the family saw his wife come into the house after washing the dishes, and naturally asked about what had happened that day: "What did you do today that made Mom say those things despite it being the Lantern Festival?"

Zhang Yurong felt a little guilty: "I didn't do anything. I was just chatting with the second daughter-in-law of the Ding family next door. I couldn't help but say a few words that Mom was biased, and Mom happened to hear it."

Fu Yanhong looked at him with exasperation: "I never thought you were stupid before. Now you're taking on four people at once?"

Zhang Yurong didn't understand: "What do you mean?"

Fu Yanhong poured himself a cup of tea: "If the second daughter-in-law of the Ding family were to spread what you said, she would definitely offend the eldest and second sisters-in-law, the fourth sister-in-law who is not yet married, and even Mom and Dad."

"I was just saying it casually, and what I said was the truth. Can you honestly say that we haven't been the ones who suffered the most over the years?"