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

Chapter 1400 This investigation directly solidified his previous statements.
The reason I was in such a hurry to send the things out was because my pregnant belly would become increasingly inconvenient. Even if I could think of a way to satisfy everyone and not arouse suspicion, it would be difficult to do so while I was pregnant.

She is a selfish person; even if she intends to do good, she will put her own safety first.

After all, she's not alone now; she's carrying three little ones in her belly. She can only deny it now. Even if someone suspects something, they probably won't find anything. Anyway, this is a good thing, and she doesn't believe the higher-ups will hold a grudge.

The reason for sending out the half-piece of the sheepskin map was, of course, to divert their attention.

I have neither the ability nor the ambition to do so, so keeping that thing is a waste. It would be better to let the country search for it. Maybe they can find some treasure or wealth, and then the reconstruction of Tang City will no longer be a headache for the country.

Having been given a second chance and this incredible opportunity, I must do something. Once I've delivered the gifts, it won't have been a wasted trip. From now on, I should just live my life peacefully.

The things she left behind in the space were enough for her to live comfortably from now on.

As she expected, as soon as Fu Yancheng and his men left, Commander Guan made several phone calls, and what followed was an investigation that was even more rigorous than the marriage application.

Everything else is fine, except that the fact that she can speak several languages ​​has also come to the forefront.

Fortunately, the original owner not only had good grades, but also had a real talent for languages. Teachers and classmates testified that she had indeed studied a foreign language with a teacher in private, but the extent to which she learned it was not clear to everyone.

But here's the key point: the teacher retired and went to live with her son in the south. Whether it was good luck or the heavens protecting her, when the higher-ups sent people to find the teacher's son's house, they discovered that a funeral was being held there. The teacher had died of a sudden illness a few days earlier.

I only learned from the teacher's son that the old man did know a few foreign languages, but he wasn't really sure how well he knew them, because he hadn't inherited his father's knowledge. He had served in the army and stayed in the south through his father-in-law's connections.

He originally had an older sister and an older brother, but neither of them grew up. They say it's hard to leave one's homeland, but after his father retired, he still went to live with his son, hoping to enjoy the life of being surrounded by his children and grandchildren. However, he never expected that after only a little over a year, his father would pass away. Well, now those above have no choice but to believe it.

Chu Xue never expected that this investigation would directly solidify her claims.

After all, the teacher he used as an excuse was gone, and no one knew how much she had actually learned. The investigation report only stated that she had an exceptional talent for languages, which provided a reasonable explanation for her ability to speak several foreign languages ​​at such a young age.

As Fu Yancheng's car approached the woods, Chu Xue pointed out the direction, since there were forks in the road once inside the woods.

One side leads to that small courtyard, and the other side is a path leading to the foot of the mountain behind. When the road was built, people stepped on stones from the mountain.

After Fu Yancheng led his men to the location safely, he instructed them to "spread out and surround the entire house, remaining extremely vigilant and on high alert."

No one knew the real purpose of their visit, but they were aware of the confidentiality rules and would not ask questions they shouldn't. Seeing Fu Ying's solemn and cautious attitude, they naturally dared not be negligent in the slightest.

The house was quickly surrounded.

After confirming several times that it was not a trap set by enemy agents, Fu Yancheng entrusted the safety of Chu Xue to Platoon Leader Ma Wuliang, who had come with him on the mission: "Take care of your sister-in-law for me and guard the entrance."

(End of this chapter)