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

Chapter 587 How could I possibly trouble you?

Ding Surong, from Liushu Village, had no idea how she got home.

She went inside and immediately lay down on the kang (a heated brick bed). She couldn't understand how her perfectly good home could just disappear like that.

Now, she is actually glad that she married into the countryside, which saved her from being sent down to the countryside.

Moreover, she dared not let the Liu family know her current situation, otherwise, without the power to intimidate them, what good days would she have in the future?

Hearing the noise from the neighboring courtyard, Liu Jiandong knew that Ding Surong had returned: "Surong, you're back."

When Ding Surong heard Liu Jiandong's voice, she became even more annoyed.

But at the moment, she had no other choice but to suppress her nausea and say, "I'm back. My parents said that since I'm married, I should live a good life. However, they can't accept my decision to act first and ask for my permission later. They don't want to see me for the time being. They'll come to see me after they've calmed down."

Liu Jiandong didn't think there was anything wrong with what he said. After all, their marriage was indeed a bit rushed, and his parents-in-law's idea that their daughter should marry into a family of equal social standing was not wrong: "Su Rong, don't worry, I will work hard in the future and try to get your parents-in-law to agree to our marriage as soon as possible."

Seeing that he didn't seem to be faking it, Ding Surong finally felt relieved: "Okay, Jiandong, let's live a good life together from now on."

The two, each with their own ulterior motives, reached a temporary verbal agreement, which put their minds at ease and brought them closer together for a while.

Meanwhile, Qu Aihua, who had just returned from the hospital in the next room, said with a sob in her voice, "Jianqiang, there's still no milk, what should we do?"

Liu Jianqiang was also very worried: "I'll go to the river again later to see if I can catch any fish."

That's what they said, but both of them knew that fish weren't so easy to catch. Just as they were worrying, they heard the Qu family's voices: "Aihua, Dongzi, we're here."

Qu Dayao, the eldest brother, was the first to enter the courtyard. However, as a grown man, he naturally couldn't go into the postpartum room, so he shouted loudly from the window, "Aihua, we've come to see you."

As he spoke, he held up the chicken he was holding: "I'll stew one of these chickens for you to eat, and I'll keep the other one for you to lay eggs."

Hearing the commotion in the courtyard, Ge Xiulan came out to greet them: "In-laws, you've come all this way, but you've brought so many things. You've really gone to a lot of trouble."

As he spoke, he reached out to take the things from Qu Dayao's hands.

Qu Dayao gave a dismissive smile: "How could I dare to trouble you?"

When Ge Xiulan returned that day, she intended to make some chicken soup for Qu Aihua and send it over, but unfortunately she had a fight with her second son and his wife, which delayed the matter. She also felt a little guilty.

But after learning that his eldest daughter-in-law had given birth to a girl, his guilt vanished instantly.

If she hadn't wanted to gain an advantage from the Qu family, she wouldn't have wanted to come out to greet them at all. But she didn't expect Qu Dayao to show no respect whatsoever: "Look at what you're saying. Since our in-laws have come, I naturally have to go up and greet them. Otherwise, the villagers will say I'm not good enough."

After Qu's mother came in, she said, "My dear in-law, you just go about your business. Now that they've been separated, they need to learn how to manage their own little families. They can't rely on you for everything. Don't you think that makes sense?"

Well, listen to what they said. Even if Ge Xiulan wanted to lash out, she couldn't find an excuse. Her face was extremely sour: "Fine, since my in-laws have said so, then I won't get in their way anymore."

Mother Qu didn't care whether she was angry or not. From the moment she shouted "Save the child" without hesitation, there was no way the two families could be friendly anymore.