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

Chapter 72 This is truly a godsend!
Kong Yizhang looked at the fish in his hand, thinking that when he presented the reward later, he could secretly add some more things. It wouldn't be right to take advantage of him.

Suddenly remembering something, I casually asked, "By the way, we're going to Changping later today and heading back tomorrow morning. Do you want to go?"

Before he could finish his question, Chu Xue interrupted, "Would it be convenient for me to hitch a ride?"

This was like a godsend; she was just wondering how to get back without attracting attention, since she was planning to go back and do something bad.

If we could hitch a ride with them, we could avoid a lot of trouble later.

Kong Yizhang had meant it that way, so he naturally wouldn't refuse: "No problem, I'll come pick you up at six o'clock tonight."

Anyway, it was on the way, and there were other comrades going together, both men and women, so there were no other concerns.

Watching the car leave, Liu Chuxue felt a surge of emotions. Yes, she felt a surge of emotions. She had absolutely no goodwill towards the Liu family. Since they dared to do the first thing, they shouldn't blame her for doing the fifteenth.

Just as I was about to enter the hospital, I saw Vice President Sun walking out not far away, which saved me some trouble.

She had originally planned to send a message to Vice President Sun, but she hadn't figured out how to get there yet. Although he was sending a vice president to perform the surgery because of Comrade Kong, she couldn't be ungrateful.

So she and the others approached a little closer and said, "Hello, Dean Sun."

Since the dean isn't here, she gets to decide what to shout.

Vice Dean Sun looked at Chu Xue: "You know me?"

Chu Xue smiled slightly: "Thanks to Comrade Kong, you personally performed the surgery on my father yesterday." Upon hearing this, Vice President Sun understood: "What is this?"

Chu Xue brought the bucket closer: "I was just trying my luck at the moat, and I got pretty good results. I was originally thinking of going to your office, but I was worried about the impact. I just happened to see you coming out, so I waited here."

Upon hearing this, Vice President Sun quickly waved his hand: "That won't do. Performing surgery on your father, even if it's partly due to Comrade Kong's personal connections, is still within my responsibilities. You've gone to great lengths to get this opportunity, so you should give your father a proper boost."

Liu Chuxue genuinely wanted to thank them, so how could she just let it go? The location she chose was excellent, with construction barriers blocking the view from the hospital staff: "Dean, this is a token of my gratitude, please grant my request."

As he spoke, he pulled out a large black fish, deftly strung it with a rope, and handed it over: "I am acquainted with Comrade Kong, so please consider this a gift from him. It's perfect for adding a dish to our dinner tonight."

After saying that, without giving Vice President Sun a chance to refuse, he shoved the bucket into his hand, picked it up, and ran into the hospital: "Goodbye, and thank you."

This was the first time Vice President Sun had encountered such a situation. However, if it weren't for Kong Yizhang, he really wouldn't have been able to perform the surgery. He glanced at the large black fish in his hand, shook his head, and chuckled: Since the family members were sincerely grateful, it wouldn't be appropriate for him to chase after them to return the favor now.

Besides, he had never eaten such a big blackfish before.

To be honest, he shamefully felt a little tempted: Well, he'd remember this favor and would talk to the head nurse later to ask her to take better care of him.

As she approached the inpatient department, the fish in the bucket had multiplied to two. She still owed the head nurse a fish. Although the nurse had mostly lent her the wheelchair because of Vice President Sun, she had to keep her word. Since she had made a promise, she couldn't go back on it.

(End of this chapter)