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

Chapter 86 Things turn out differently
Seeing that Chu Xue had straightened up, Liu's mother, fearing that her daughter would notice something was wrong, quickly composed herself and called out, "Xue."

Chu Xue turned around and quickly took the rough porcelain bowl from Liu's mother: "I just told Dad that I went to buy a thermos, so it will be more convenient."

When Liu's mother heard that her daughter wanted to spend money again, she quickly stopped her: "Going downstairs to get some water is no big deal. Besides, you'll be back in a few days. Why waste money like that?"

Chu Xue knew exactly what she was thinking, so she pulled Liu's mother to the window and quietly repeated what she had told Liu You before.

Mother Liu covered her mouth with her hand, and after a long while, she raised three fingers in disbelief: "You said thirty yuan?"

Chu Xue nodded to her: "Yes, you heard me right."

Fearing that Liu's mother wouldn't believe him, he took the money out of his pocket and stuffed it into her hand: "Keep this money, plus the tickets I gave you yesterday. Don't be stingy these next few days. As long as you're healthy, you won't have to worry about not having a good life."

After a brief moment of stunned silence, Liu's mother stuffed the money back into Chuxue's hand: "This is money you worked hard to earn, you can keep it."

Chu Xue stuffed the money back into Liu's mother's hand: "Alright, there are too many people around, let's not refuse anymore. Besides, I'm going fishing at Hucheng Lake these few days, so it'll be convenient for you if anything happens."

After thinking about it, Liu's mother realized that her daughter was right, so she divided the money in two: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket. This hospital is a mixed bag, so it's better to be careful. You keep this."

Chu Xue didn't refuse anymore: "Okay, then let's do it your way. If the flowers are gone, I'll give you more."

The second daughter in the family is the most opinionated, so Liu's mother has no worries.

Chu Xue carefully put the money away: "Mom, I still have a few industrial vouchers. I'll go to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy a thermos later. That way, you can save yourself some trouble, and we can use it when we get home. Consider it a big addition to the household to celebrate our separation."

A smile flickered in Liu's mother's eyes; the second branch of the family had truly turned misfortune into blessing. Ever since they separated their households, it was as if their luck had turned around, and everything was going so smoothly that it seemed almost unreal.

The child's father has now had a successful surgery. The doctor said that as long as he recovers well, the steel pins will be removed in six months and he will be no different from a normal person.

Of course, the premise is that in addition to getting enough nutrition, you can't do heavy physical labor during these months, otherwise, if you're not careful, all your previous efforts may be in vain.

She had been worried that, given the family's situation, she couldn't even afford to feed him well, let alone ensure he got adequate nutrition.

But now her daughter has given her hope, but for some reason, she feels incredibly heartbroken. Her daughter has really suffered; this delicate little girl has been forced to become the pillar of support. "Okay, Mom will listen to you."

After agreeing on the terms, I helped Mr. Liu into his wheelchair, went to the restroom, and returned to settle them in: "Mom, I'm going to the supply and marketing cooperative now."

Liu's mother gave her a few words of advice: "Come back soon."

After leaving the hospital, I went straight to the nearby supply and marketing cooperative, where I bought not only a thermos but also a household appliance, a flashlight.

Whether it's a thermos or a flashlight, it might not be a big deal in the city, but in the village it's a luxury, and very few families have one.

I had hoped to buy some of the current pastries from Liu's mother to try, but unfortunately I didn't have any pastry coupons, so I had to give up.

Looking at the last industrial coupon in her hand, she bought an aluminum lunchbox, intending to put it in her spatial storage for future use. She didn't leave the supply and marketing cooperative until she ran out of coupons.

(End of this chapter)