Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 141 Why don't we have it?

Fu Mingxue was very familiar with that voice; after all, her ears had suffered quite a bit on the train over the past three days.

His face immediately darkened—could it really be such a coincidence?
Wang Xiang also heard the commotion next door, and said to Fu Mingxue with a smile, "It's quite a coincidence, the family of Deputy Regiment Commander Hao lives in the courtyard next to you on the right. His family members also arrived today."

I just don't know if Deputy Regiment Commander Hao's family members will be easy to get along with.

Fu Mingxue was now certain that the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law sitting next to her on the train were indeed there.

Mother Fu also understood.

Her face was a little dark.

"What a coincidence!"

Wang Xiang happened to overhear her mutterings and subconsciously asked, "What coincidence?"

"It's nothing," Mrs. Fu shook her head.

She didn't intend to say more about it.

Seeing that the cleaning was almost done, Wang Xiang picked up the broom and prepared to leave. "You guys go ahead and do your work. I'm going back now. If you need anything, just come find me."

"Okay, sister-in-law, thank you!"

Wang Xiang smiled and said, "Don't be so polite, we're all neighbors."

"Young lady, wait a moment." Madam Fu called out to her, then went inside to get a bag of pastries.

"This was brought from home, just so you can have a taste."

"No need—" Wang Xiang declined.

Pastries are very expensive, but she can accept them.

But Madam Fu didn't give her a chance to refuse: "Little sister, that's just you being unreasonable. It's all homemade and not worth much. You can keep it, otherwise I'll have to deliver it again."

Wang Xiang couldn't refuse, so she had no choice but to accept it.

She felt they were being too kind, and said she would go home and bring over some groceries later.

As soon as she left, Fu's mother said to Fu Mingxue, "We can get along with these neighbors, but this place—there's bound to be a lot of arguments going to happen."

She was referring to the house next door on the right.

"Mom, don't pay any attention to her. We're not afraid of trouble. If she doesn't bother us, fine. But if she does, then we won't hold back."

Fu Mingxue didn't think that wicked mother-in-law was a problem.

Mother Fu wasn't really bothered by it, but she was a little annoyed by people who caused trouble. "I'll go to the kitchen and see what we have—we can cook for ourselves tonight."

"Okay. I'll go tidy up the house."

Qin Wenhuo's room also needs a good tidying up, and we should also change the bed sheets.

An hour later, Yang Ming reappeared.

Fu Mingxue looked at the things he unloaded from the car and was shocked. "Comrade Yang, what are you doing?"

"This is some rice, flour, cooking oil, and some vegetables that we sent to you first. Our instructor Xie asked me to send them over. He said that these would be deducted from Qin's allowance."

These words relieved Fu Mingxue.

"Thank you."

There's a lot of stuff, including not only rice but also flour.

In addition, there is a five-pound piece of meat with alternating layers of fat and lean meat.

There were also three to five pounds of Chinese cabbage and potatoes.

There are other things too.

Fu Mingxue planned to write them all down later.

"Thank you!"

"Sister-in-law, you're welcome. I'll be going now."

Yang Ming finished his business and was about to leave when a voice stopped him, "Wait a minute, you gave them these, but what about us?"

Upon hearing this, Yang Ming couldn't help but look at the people rushing towards him.

"I'm asking you, comrade, where are our things?" Hao's mother said, clearly displeased.

Yang Ming looked bewildered. "Excuse me, which family member are you?"

Hao's mother shouted, "My son is Hao Rong, which is also your Regiment Commander Hao. What, her family has it, but our family doesn't?"

Yang Ming: ...?
"Are you a family member of Deputy Regiment Commander Hao?"

"Yes, my son Hao Rong." Hao's mother was a little unhappy that the comrade called her son the deputy regimental commander.

They're all in the same group, so why the distinction between "leader" and "deputy"? What's the difference?
(End of this chapter)