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

Chapter 1136: What's there to explain? Are you waiting for me to lie to you?
Fu Yanwei knew that his father must have his reasons for bringing people back. Not wanting to be laughed at by the neighbors or lose face in front of the family that had moved in, he said, "We can talk about it when we get back. Don't make me resort to violence."

These words carried a strong warning. Seeing that his expression was very strange, Hao Yanhong didn't dare to cause any more trouble, and the matter ended abruptly.

After the two returned to their rented apartment, Fu Yanwei slapped Hao Yanhong across the face: "Hao Yanhong, we haven't seen a single piece of meat in the house these past few days. I haven't said a bad word about you, but can't we really afford to buy meat?"

Hao Yanhong swallowed hard, startled. "No, no, Yanwei, let me explain."

Fu Yanwei said with a stern face, "What explanation are you giving me? Are you waiting for me to lie to you?"

"Yanwei, I didn't."

"If you don't have any, then tell me where all the money in the house went?"

Hearing this, Hao Yanhong panicked: "Yanwei, I was just thinking that I would need money in the future, so I wanted to save as much as possible. I've already put all that money away."

Fu Yanwei laughed out loud: "Hao Yanhong, do you think I'd believe that? Let me tell you, from now on I'll only give you living expenses every month, and you won't be allowed to touch anything else."

Hao Yanhong was stunned: "Yanwei, what do you mean by that?"

Fu Yanwei's expression was cold: "It means exactly what it says. If you feel you can't go on like this, we can part ways amicably."

These words enraged Hao Yanhong, who had completely forgotten her previous guilt: "Fu Yanwei, what do you mean by that? Are you trying to kick me out? I gave birth to Jinze for you, do you have any conscience?"

"Conscience, haven't I treated you well all these years? You really saved all that money, do you think I'm stupid?" Before, when her family was helping out, he had no objection to Hao Yanhong wanting to help her family. But now that the family has split up, the burden of feeding and supporting the three of them has fallen on his shoulders. This woman actually gave all the family's only money to her family, neglecting herself and her son. And today she even dared to go back to her parents' place and cause trouble?

He already has the lowest income among the three brothers, and now his wife is the first to go to his parents' house to make trouble. What will his parents think of him?
He was absolutely furious with this stupid woman.

Hao Yanhong knew she couldn't hide the fact that she had given the money to her family anymore: "Yanwei, don't be angry. My mother said that the money was just a temporary loan, and they will pay it back once they recover."

Instead of getting angry, Fu Yanwei laughed: "They'll pay it back once they recover. That sounds nice, but when do you think they'll recover?"

Hao Yanhong was stumped by the question. After all, her mother had said something similar when she gave money to her family before, but it seemed that she had never paid it back: "Yanwei, it's all my fault. Please forgive me this time. I will never lend money to my family again."

Fu Yanwei knew that a leopard can't change its spots, so he didn't expect her to change. He made up his mind that from now on, he wouldn't entrust her with any money except for household expenses.

Meanwhile, on the third branch of the family's side: "Yan Hong, you don't know, today my second sister-in-law went back to my parents' house and made a scene. I heard that my second brother chased after her and took her away not long after. He looked very upset."

However, before Fu Yanhong could reply, she sighed heavily: "It's also because Mom and Dad went too far. They kicked all of our families out, but let outsiders move in. I heard that some of that family members are sick or disabled. Aren't they afraid of bringing bad luck to them?"

When Fu Yanhong heard her say this, he said, "Don't be as foolish as your second sister-in-law. Things are already like this, what's the use of saying anything else?"
Besides, that house originally belonged to my parents. What good is it if we don't want to care?

(End of this chapter)