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

Chapter 637 What are you doing here?

Fu Yancheng was indeed hungry, and the fish soup smelled so good that the other two patients in the room were already drooling. If they weren't afraid of being laughed at by Chuxue, they probably would have rushed over to ask for some.

Chu Xue urged again, "Drink it quickly, the fish soup will taste fishy when it gets cold."

Fu Yancheng wanted Chu Xue to feed him, but given his current position, he was too embarrassed to cause any trouble, so he had no choice but to take matters into his own hands.

But once he took the first sip of the fish soup, he couldn't stop. The taste of the fish soup was absolutely amazing.

Moreover, after drinking the fish soup, his back pain lessened. At first, he thought it was his imagination, but when the fish soup was almost gone, he truly felt that the pain in his injury was not as intense as before, and it was definitely not his imagination.

He glanced at Chuxue, a question rising in his mind, but he couldn't bring himself to ask in front of so many people, afraid of putting her in a difficult position.

After watching him finish drinking, Chu Xue said in a low voice, "The doctor said you just woke up and shouldn't eat too much. I'll make you something delicious tonight."

Fu Yancheng nodded and said to Xiao Guo, "Pour a little less water into my lunchbox."

Guo Zhanrong assumed that the deputy battalion commander hadn't eaten enough and was trying to fill his stomach with water, so he couldn't help but feel sorry for him.

But he wouldn't know that Chu Xue had added something to Fu Yancheng's fish soup. Fu Yancheng was a smart man and naturally didn't want to waste a single drop.

After drinking the water that had been added to the lunchbox, Fu Yancheng signaled to Xiao Guo to wash the lunchbox.

After he left with the lunchbox, Fu Yancheng whispered to Chu Xue, who had come over to wipe his mouth, "Thank you, Chu Xue."

Chu Xue knew what he wanted to say, but she didn't respond. Some things are better left unsaid; there's no need to explain them too clearly.

He grabbed a pillow from the side and helped him find a comfortable position. Just as he was about to say something, someone rushed in: "Brother Yancheng, I've come to see you."

Upon hearing the voice, Fu Yancheng's face darkened: "What are you doing here?" Qi Shufang felt very sad upon hearing this, but still refused to back down and said: "I heard you were injured, and I was very worried, so I rushed over to see you."

Fu Yancheng said coldly, "I've seen the person, you can leave now."

Qi Shufang was truly angry now: "Fu Yancheng, I came all this way to see you out of kindness, what kind of attitude is this?"

Fu Yancheng didn't give in: "It's not like I asked you to come see me."

Even with her thick skin, Qi Shufang couldn't hold back any longer: "Fu Yancheng, we practically grew up together. I came to see you out of kindness, can't you be a little nicer to me?"

Fu Yancheng didn't even glance at her when he heard this. She still kept getting close to him. If he were to be any more amiable, wouldn't that just be asking for trouble? "I'm already engaged. I don't want to get too close to any other woman besides my fiancée."

They've already said it so bluntly, they're just waiting for Qi Shufang to lose it and leave.

This time, however, Qi Shufang changed her strategy. Instead of getting angry and running away as before, she turned to Chu Xue and asked, "Can I say a few words to you?"

Chu Xue didn't think she would say anything nice: "We don't know each other, and I don't think we have anything to say to each other."

Chu Xue thought that since the rejection was so resolute, she probably wouldn't bother her anymore.

Unexpectedly, Qi Shufang showed no intention of leaving at all. It was obvious that she thought, "If you don't meet my expectations, then I'll stay here and annoy you."

Seeing her like this, Fu Yancheng frowned and said, "Xiao Guo, I want to rest for a while. I'll see the guest out."

(End of this chapter)