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

Where did Chapter 1004 come from? Aren't you afraid of being discovered?

Unable to refuse, Qiu's mother had no choice but to put it away.

Although it is true, as she said, that it is only natural to take care of one's own daughter-in-law and grandson, she was still very pleased with her in-laws' thoughtfulness: "Please tell your parents for me that you are very grateful. Don't worry, I will definitely take good care of you during this postpartum period."

Having received Qiu's mother's words, Chu Xue had achieved her goal: "Then I'll trouble you, Auntie."

Qiu's mother then made an excuse to leave.

Qiu Shaofeng looked at his wife on the kang (a heated brick bed): "Qiu, I'll go deal with these two chickens first, you two chat."

He understood his sister-in-law's meaning: only by killing Bina first could he truly enter his wife's womb.

As soon as Qiu Shaofeng left, Chu Xue took out the silver lock she had prepared from her pocket: "Sister, this is a gift for Junjun. I heard that silver can ward off evil spirits. During postpartum confinement, most people won't come in, so you don't have to worry about others seeing it if you carry it with you."

Xia Qiu looked at the silver lock in Chu Xue's hand and didn't know what to say: "Where did you get it? Aren't you afraid of being discovered?"

As he spoke, he patted Chu Xue on the shoulder.

Chu Xue knew what she was worried about, and said with a smile, "Silver is not worth much, and it won't matter even if someone sees it. But you should put it away after the baby is out of confinement, so that no one will cause trouble."

Xia Qiu nodded gently: "Okay."

After finishing the business, Chu Xue glanced outside and leaned close to Xia Qiu: "Sister, how was the matter of Da Bao from the eldest branch of the family pushing An Xiaojing resolved?"

Xia Qiu rolled her eyes when she brought this up: "You have no idea how disgusting Zhang Shanmei is. She even tried to drag me and your brother-in-law into this, saying that if your brother-in-law hadn't hunted the pheasant and made chicken soup for me, this wouldn't have happened. If there's any compensation, we should also have a share."

Finally, Shaofeng's grandfather couldn't stand it anymore and gave the eldest son's family a good scolding. The eldest son's family then compensated An Xiaojing with twenty yuan, and the matter was finally settled.

After hearing this, Chu Xue pouted and said, "If Qiu Dabao doesn't keep an eye on things, who knows what kind of trouble he'll cause in the future? Don't let him contact Junjun alone anymore." Xia Qiu naturally understood her sister's meaning: "I understand."

The things were delivered, and everything was settled. She then prepared to return to the city: "Sister, I have things to do back in the city, so I won't stay any longer. Take care of yourself, and I'll come to see you again when I have some time off."

Xia Qiu knew her younger sister was going to work the next day, and although she was a little reluctant, she didn't try to keep her.

Hearing her come out, Fu Yancheng, who was chatting with Qiu's father inside, came out and asked, "Are you leaving?"

First Snow nodded: "Yes."

Fu Yancheng walked to the window of Xia Qiu's room, waved to Xia Qiu on the kang (a heated brick bed), and said hello.

Chu Xue went to visit Grandma Qiu's house, exchanged a few greetings, and then said goodbye to the Qiu family before leaving.

After watching the person leave, Qiu's mother went back into the house and took out the red paper packet that Chu Xue had given her earlier: "This was given to me by Xia Qiu's sister. She said her father asked her to bring it over."

Mr. Qiu looked at his daughter-in-law: "How much?"

Mrs. Qiu whispered, "Six yuan, that's quite a generous sum."

Mr. Qiu nodded and said, "Since it's their kind gesture, then accept it. Take good care of your eldest daughter-in-law during her postpartum period, and you'll be worthy of their kindness."

"You don't even need to tell me that. Even if I don't give you this red envelope, I still have to take good care of you. I'm not an old-fashioned person."

"Look at you, you're getting anxious. I just thought it's normal for people to be worried, especially since they sent so much delicious food. I just wanted to make a statement."

(End of this chapter)