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

Chapter 1008 Wow, you're something else! You made me feel all touched for nothing.

Guo Wenjing took a deep breath: "Yanming, why don't you go find your fourth sister-in-law tomorrow and ask her to go with you? Maybe you can get the key tomorrow. If that happens, I'll move my things over little by little. After your fourth brother's wedding and the return visit to his parents' home, we can move over immediately."

Fu Yanming didn't want his wife to be upset: "Fine, I'll swallow my pride and go see my fourth sister-in-law tomorrow."

Fu Yanming now has some issues with his second brother. Before, he just thought he was being silly, but now he thinks he's blind. For the sake of his sister-in-law, he went to the countryside despite their parents' objections, and now he's back to mess with his brothers.

After returning to his unit, Fu Yancheng gave his dormitory a thorough cleaning.

A group of comrades passing by gathered together and said, "Battalion Commander, you've cleaned this dormitory so thoroughly that it's practically shriveled up. If you wipe it again, the floor will be a mirror."

"Battalion Commander Fu, you've come back from your leave, but something seems off."

The speaker was Shen Kaiyuan, the deputy battalion commander, with whom he had a very close relationship.

Fu Yancheng washed the rag in the basin, wrung it out, and hung it in the designated place: "Go, go, go. It's just tidying up the house. What are you all so curious about?"

Shen Kaiyuan circled around him: "No, you're definitely hiding something from me. Is this what you call tidying up?"

Pointing to the whole room, he said, "You've practically covered the roof with a new one. You could call this a sterile room now, wouldn't you?"

Fu Yancheng poured out the water from the basin, rinsed it with soap, and then stopped.

Shen Kaiyuan had intended to smoke, but as soon as he took out his cigarette case, he remembered that Fu Yancheng next to him had quit smoking, so he put it away: "Are you just looking for something to do?"

Fu Yancheng glanced at him sideways: "You think I'm like you?"

Shen Kaiyuan, who had been quick to speak up, retorted, "What are you talking about? What did I do wrong?" Fu Yancheng pointed towards the family compound and asked, "The house I applied for has been approved. When is your wife coming to join you?"

Upon hearing this, Shen Kaiyuan asked incredulously, "Your fiancée agreed to come to the army with you after marriage?"

Fu Yancheng turned his head and glanced at the surprise on his face: "No, he just said that he will go home to the family compound on weekends from now on."

Upon hearing this, Shen Kaiyuan's happiness vanished: "My wife..."

He couldn't speak anymore.

Fu Yancheng patted her shoulder: "Why don't you bring your sister-in-law out next time you take a vacation, and let my Xue'er help you persuade them? Maybe they can get along."

He had his own reasons for saying that. Although his Xue'er grew up in the countryside, her words and actions were no less than those of girls who grew up in the city, and in some ways even better.

He and Shen Kaiyuan had grown up together, and he knew his wife quite well. The reason why the girl was unwilling to come to the army to be with him was firstly because she did not want to give up her current job, and secondly because she felt that there were no like-minded people in the military family compound.

But he felt that Shen Kaiyuan's wife, Mo Ruhua, and his own Xue'er would definitely get along well. If he could really persuade Mo Ruhua to come and join the army, Xue'er would have someone to talk to when she came over, so she wouldn't feel bored.

After all, I have to go to training every day and can't always be with her.

Upon hearing this, Shen Kaiyuan's eyes lit up: "That's right, if the two can get along, it's really possible. Ah, you're quick-witted. Thanks, brother."

But as soon as he finished speaking, he realized he had been tricked: "No, you're probably not helping me, but rather that if my wife comes to join me in the military, my sister-in-law will have someone to talk to when she comes. Damn, you're something else, you've made me feel so touched for nothing."

(End of this chapter)