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

Chapter 600 Regret is so bad it'll make your guts turn green.
Chu Xue also felt that it was indeed a bit inconsiderate, but she still stubbornly said, "You've been so busy lately, I was just thinking that I didn't want to bother you."

Upon hearing this, Fu Yancheng really wanted to pull the person into his arms and give them a good rub. Listening to what he said, he knew he was truly doomed, otherwise he wouldn't care so much. But what could he do? He could only spoil him.

Hearing her voice was enough for me: "Are you going back to the city tomorrow?"

"I'm not going back tomorrow. My section chief gave me two days off. I won't be going back to the city until the afternoon of the day after tomorrow."

That's what she said, but she was planning to return to the city the day after tomorrow morning, and she wanted to find out about Jiang Huiwen's situation and see if she could find a way to meet that woman.

Originally, I wanted to use Fu Yancheng's connections, but besides the martial arts competition, he also had to investigate the person I discovered that day, so I didn't want to distract him any further.

After all, I had just asked him to investigate Zhao Dujuan's matter, and I didn't know if there was any news yet.

Just as she was thinking this, she heard Fu Yancheng say, "The matter you asked me to investigate before has made some progress. Come over when you have time, I really can't get away these few days."

In two more days, the military region competition will be over, and those people in Baifu Village will probably be closing in on her in the next day or two. So when she comes back on her next leave, I'll make sure I have time to spend with her.

Chu Xue knew exactly what he meant, and she didn't want to disrupt his work plans because of her: "Then I'll take the weekend off and go over there."

The two chatted for a few more minutes before hanging up.

Fu Yancheng was in a very good mood when he learned that his wife would be coming over next weekend.

After walking a short distance from the office building, I was heading to the cafeteria for lunch when I heard people arguing not far ahead: "Jiang Xiaoya, I only ended up in the hospital because I was helping you. If it affects my performance review, you naturally have to take responsibility?"

"Are you even being reasonable? Did I send you to cause trouble?"

"No matter what, whether you asked me to go or not, I did go to cause trouble for that woman because of you, and you can't deny that." "I didn't say I wouldn't admit it, but I failed the test, and there's nothing I can do about it. How can you expect me to take responsibility?"

"Didn't you say before that you had connections at home?"

"What do you mean? You want me to pull strings for you? Don't even think about it. Isn't that just setting me and my family up?"

What do you take the military for? How dare you say such a thing?

"Then what do you expect me to do? You know I've been hoping for a promotion for so long, but I'm not willing to let it slip away like this."

As you know, I always rank at the top in the company's assessments, both in terms of professional skills and proficiency. This time, it was really because of my hospitalization that I was affected.

Fu Yancheng didn't want to hear it, but he had good hearing. Just as he was wondering whether to walk over or take a detour, he saw someone walk out from the side.

It was Qiu, the company commander of the communications company.

Fu Yancheng didn't feel embarrassed at all, and gestured with his chin to the two people in front of him: "What's the situation with them?"

Company Commander Qiu naturally knew what had happened before, so he quietly recounted in a concise manner the incident that Zhang Haizhen had caused trouble for Chu Xue that day: "Although she didn't say it explicitly at the time, I reminded her several times, but she firmly said she would invite her. Who can she blame?"

Zhang Haizhen is now devastated. She overestimated her abilities and underestimated her teammates' efforts. She never expected that in just a few days, everyone would train with all their might in order to achieve good results.

Because she hadn't used the computer for three days and was nervous, she made frequent mistakes during the assessment, and now she's filled with regret.