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

Chapter 598 Truly, one doesn't know how lucky they are.
Chu Xue glanced at the sky, wondering who would call her at this hour.

It's unlikely to be the company. Although I registered the village's phone number with the section chief, the leave was personally granted by the section chief. I can't just drag him back as soon as I get back; I don't think he's that important.

The remaining possibility is Fu Yancheng. Could it be that she called his workplace looking for him?

That's still a possibility, after all, the section chief and Fu Yancheng have a good relationship: "Wait until I wash my hands, then we'll go together."

While washing her hands, she said, "Chunxiao, you roll out the dough and cook it for Mom and Dad. I'll cook my own when I get back."

After drying her hands, she said, "Mom, I'm going to answer the phone now, I'll be right back."

Liu's mother handed a Guoguang apple to each of them, including the village secretary's grandson: "Okay, I've washed these apples, you can have them."

The village secretary's grandson didn't stand on ceremony, but he thanked him as he accepted the apple.

Just as the two were about to leave, Chunxiao suddenly said, "Hurry up, or we'll have to waste firewood waiting for you."

Chu Xue was initially too lazy to pay attention to her, but unexpectedly, the little girl became even more enthusiastic and immediately muttered, "It's been so long since you've come back. When you do come back, all you do is slack off."

Chu Xue turned around and walked back to her side: "What did I do to offend you? Ever since you came back, you've been acting all high and mighty. I didn't even try to hold it against you, but you've only gotten worse."

He then pulled the person into the yard: "Come here, explain yourself to me in front of your parents."

Chunxiao was surprised by Chuxue's excellent hearing; her second sister had heard everything she said in the kitchen, even when she spoke in a low voice. Liu's parents, hearing Chuxue's words, also looked at their youngest daughter.

Mother Liu spoke first: "Chunxiao, is what your second sister said true?"

Chunxiao lowered her head and remained silent. When Liu's mother saw this, she said with exasperation, "I think you've had too many good days. Your brain is full of mush, and you don't know what's going on every day."

Chunxiao heard her mother scolding her: "You and Dad are so biased! Just because she found a good marriage, you're willing to give her your heart and soul. Look at what she's wearing now, and what I'm wearing. How come I don't know what's going on?"

Mother Liu was even angrier now: "What she's wearing? It was bought for her by her future husband. What are you so jealous about?"

Chu Xue couldn't listen to it anymore and didn't care about delaying her answering the phone: "Liu Chunxiao, Mom is right. You've really had too many good days. Now you eat and drink at home. How can you compare to me?"
What a brainless idiot.

After saying that, he turned around and walked out.

The village secretary's grandson looked at Chunxiao as if she were an idiot, and then shook his head as he turned away, saying, "She really doesn't know how lucky she is."

Countless girls in the village envied Liu Chunxiao's life. She lived in such a nice house and had her own room. Although her clothes were not as fashionable as those of city girls, they were much better than most of the girls in the village, which were patched and patched. Not to mention that she could continue to go to school and only helped out at home when she came back. Occasionally, you could see her eating things like peach shortbread and cookies. Why were they not satisfied?
Suppressing her anger, Liu's mother first went into the kitchen and glanced around. After counting that Chu Xue and the Party Secretary's son, Xiao Erdan (Liu Zhili), had gone far away, she turned to Chunxiao and said, "If you don't give me a clear answer today, you won't be going to school anymore."

"Why?"

"You've only learned so much that you've gone astray. What kind of life did you live in the old house? And what kind of life are you living now? Don't forget, all of this was earned by your second sister. Even this house was built with her reward. What do you have to complain about?"