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

Chapter 1011 Mother Fu's Outburst
Fu's mother was the head of the union at the sugar factory, and she was well aware of her second daughter-in-law's little schemes: "You ignored everything I said yesterday, didn't you?"

Zhang Yurong hadn't really taken her mother-in-law's words to heart yesterday, but her mother-in-law's stern face now really frightened her.

She was quick to speak up, saying, "Mom, I was just asking casually, I didn't mean anything by it."

Fu's mother did not respond to her words: "Since you like to be so calculating, then I will grant your wish. Before Yancheng gets married, your eldest sister-in-law will be in charge of breakfast, your second son's wife will be in charge of lunch, and you will be in charge of dinner. Even if you have any objections, you should keep them to yourself."

Zhang Yurong never expected that her attempt to sow discord between Hao Yanhong and Hao Yanhong would backfire so badly.

Before, she would just come over every day to slack off; her sister-in-law and mother-in-law did most of the cooking, and she was just an assistant. But now, with this division of labor, the responsibility for dinner has fallen squarely on her shoulders: "Mom, um, my cooking isn't as good as yours or my sister-in-law's."

She wanted to make amends, but her mother-in-law didn't give her a chance: "After Yancheng gets married, the family will be divided. Instead of using this time to practice your cooking skills and prepare to eat out every day, are you going to go back to your parents' house to beg for food?"

These words were undeniably harsh.

Zhang Yurong's face turned pale. Her mother-in-law was serious, but thinking about it, what she said wasn't wrong.

Before marriage, she was always trying to please her family at her parents' home, and her sisters did all the housework. Although she did some housework at her husband's family's home, it was mostly just assisting. She rarely cooked. Now that they've separated their households, cooking for themselves is a real problem: "Mom, you're right, but there needs to be someone there to help me out, right?"

Fu's mother didn't care about her: "Your Jin Yi is already three years old. Don't you pride yourself on helping out in the kitchen every day? Do you still need someone to guide you?"

Zhang Yurong's face flushed with shame. After all, this was all her own doing; she had often tried to make herself look good in front of the neighbors.

Mother Fu was too lazy to pay attention to her anymore: "Eldest daughter-in-law, I'm leaving this to you." With that, she went out of the yard: "Second daughter-in-law, don't pretend to be dead in the house. You heard what I just said, right? Come out and answer me."

Although the group was talking in the kitchen, Madam Fu deliberately raised her voice, and the second room, which was right across from the kitchen, could hear them clearly.

Hao Yanhong tried to pretend she didn't hear, but her son Jinze betrayed her: "Mom, Grandma is calling you, why don't you say something?"

Hao Yanhong had no choice but to open the door: "Mom, I'm sorry, I overslept."

Mrs. Fu rolled her eyes inwardly and went straight to the point: "Did you hear what I said in the kitchen just now?"

Seeing her mother-in-law's cold face, Hao Yanhong naturally wouldn't cause trouble: "I understand. I will make sure to prepare lunch on time so as not to delay everyone's work."

Madam Fu said coldly, "Whatever your little schemes are, keep them to yourself. After the family is divided, I won't care how you cause trouble, but before that, if anyone causes me any more trouble, don't blame me for kicking you out."

After saying that, he went straight into the house.

The sisters-in-law were left standing inside and outside the door, looking at each other in bewilderment.

Even Guo Wenjing didn't know why her mother-in-law was so angry this morning.
When Fu's father saw his daughter-in-law enter the door, he quickly handed her a glass of water: "Why are you so angry so early in the morning? Don't you know that getting angry is bad for your health?"

(End of this chapter)