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

Chapter 639 You're such a bad girl!

Fu Yancheng was dumbfounded. He did not want his family to come, but he did not say he did not want Chu Xue to accompany him: "Um, um, I, what I mean is..."

Chu Xue, seeing him trying to make amends, suddenly laughed: "I was just teasing you."

Fu Yancheng blushed deeply at those words: "You silly girl, really!"

He didn't say the words "That's terrible."

Then they heard someone speaking at the door: "This should be the ward."

As if on cue, the voice of his mother, Ms. Geng Ruzhi, appeared immediately: "Mom/Auntie."

Geng Ruzhi smiled when she saw the first snowfall.

She had already inquired about her son's condition before she arrived, and knew that although he was unconscious, his life was not in danger, so she was not as anxious as before.

Seeing Chuxue here, a smile appeared on her face: "Chuxue, when did you get here?"

Chu Xue glanced at the girl following behind her future mother-in-law: "They won't arrive until almost noon."

Madam Fu stepped forward and took Chuxue's hand: "You've really had a hard time."

Coming all the way from Changping was already the fastest speed possible, which shows that her future daughter-in-law treats her son well, so she is naturally happy.

She was initially angry when she learned that her third daughter-in-law had pushed the matter directly to Chuxue after receiving the call. But now it seems that her petty third daughter-in-law had inadvertently done something good, allowing the two of them to develop their relationship.

After exchanging pleasantries with Chu Xue, he turned to his son, who was lying on the ground, and said, "You mean you..."

She wanted to scold him, but thinking of how her son had barely escaped with his life, she couldn't bear to nag him anymore: "Is your wound any better?"

Fu Yancheng didn't want his mother to worry: "Mom, it's just a superficial injury, it'll heal with some rest."

Seeing that her son could still joke with her, Fu's mother said in an annoyed tone, "I wonder if it will leave a scar. When Chuxue dislikes you, let's see if you can still be so nonchalant?" Fu Yan, who had been indifferent, suddenly became nervous.

He glanced up at the first snow, his expression very serious.

Chu Xue didn't want him to worry too much and indirectly affect his recovery: "I know an old Chinese medicine doctor who has scar removal cream. I'll go to him and get a few bottles. I guarantee you won't have any scars, don't worry."

Fu's mother was surprised that her daughter-in-law had even thought of this. Looking at the interaction between the two, she felt that they had a great understanding of each other, and she couldn't help but sigh that this was a destined fate.

Chu Xue does know an old traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and he does have scar removal cream, though it's not as miraculous as she claims. But he has a spatial pool of water, so she can just process it a second time, and the efficacy will definitely be good.

Fu Yancheng then noticed his cousin following behind his mother: "Shuangling, why did you come along too?"

Geng Shuangling put the things she was carrying on the bedside table: "I ran into my aunt on the way. She heard that you were injured, so I thought I'd come and check on you."

Fu Yancheng pulled Chu Xue over and introduced her: "This is my uncle's youngest daughter, Geng Shuangling."

After saying that, he looked at his cousin: "Shuangling, this is your fourth cousin's wife, Liu Chuxue."

After exchanging a few pleasantries, the two became acquainted.

Seeing that they were having a good chat, Madam Fu said, "Shuangling, you stay here for a while. I'll go find the doctor to ask about the situation."

Geng Shuangling nodded: "Okay, Aunt, you go ahead. I'll stay here and chat with my cousin-in-law for a while."

He kept calling her "cousin-in-law," which made Chu Xue a little embarrassed.

During the conversation, I learned that Geng Shuangling started school late. At seventeen, she is now in her first year of high school. I couldn't help but think that this girl was lucky, as she was able to take the college entrance examination again just a few months after graduating.

(End of this chapter)