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

Chapter 1552 New Year's Eve
Time flies, and soon it's New Year's Eve.

Everyone is taking care of Fu Yancheng's three children, so they let him rest on the first day of the Lunar New Year.

On New Year's Eve, after eating dumplings with the soldiers in the canteen, he hurriedly returned home.

When I got home, Aunt Wei had already prepared the New Year's Eve dinner.

Chu Xue originally wanted them to eat together, but Aunt Wei refused: "I appreciate your kindness, but you're still in your postpartum period, so there are some things you need to be careful about. Wenbin and I will eat in the kitchen."

Seeing that all the dishes had been reserved, Fu Yancheng didn't insist any further, but he did bring over two bottles of orange soda: "Here, have some of this."

Aunt Wei was deeply moved. It was the first time she and her grandson had ever tasted this. Although it was something that Deputy Regiment Commander Fu had prepared in advance for his wife, they were now also benefiting from it.

Wei Wenbin looked at the soda, his eyes sparkling: "Thank you, Uncle Fu and Aunt Fu."

Fu Yancheng patted his head: "Happy New Year's Eve."

Wei Wenbin looked up and said, "I also wish Uncle Fu, Aunt Fu, and my younger siblings a happy Lunar New Year's Eve."

As soon as Fu Yancheng left, Aunt Wei pushed the bottle in front of her to her grandson: "I'll keep this bottle for you to drink too."

Wei Wenbin reached out and pushed it back: "Grandma, I'm all grown up now. I can't be as greedy as I was when I was little. This is a token of Uncle Fu and Aunt Fu's affection. Let's drink together."

Hearing her grandson's words, Aunt Wei's eyes immediately reddened, but remembering that it was New Year's Eve and they were at someone else's house, she quickly held back her tears: "My Binzi has grown up and knows how to care for people. Okay, let's drink together."

As soon as the orange soda entered his mouth, Wei Wenbin suddenly said, "Grandma, I will always remember how kind Uncle Fu and Aunt Fu were to us. When I grow up, I will definitely repay them."

Grandma Wei was surprised by her grandson's words. She noticed tears welling in his eyes, but he managed to hold them back while tilting his head back to drink his soda. "You're right," he said, "we must remember this kindness." Since arriving here, they had eaten and drunk the same things as Chu Xue, even the chicken soup meant to nourish her. How could the grandmother and grandson not be grateful?

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This year, Mr. and Mrs. Fu still went to the compound to spend the New Year with Mr. Fu.

Pan Peilin thought about how her second son's wife, Yan Wan, had not only returned to the city to get married, but was also pregnant: "Dad, you see, Xiao Wan has returned to the city. Can you find some connections to get Yan Jing transferred back as well?"

She used every trick in the book for this New Year's Eve dinner, hoping that the old man might be happy and give in if the second son of the second wife gave birth to triplets.

The old man was quite clear-headed: "Xiao Yan came back because of her own abilities; I didn't help her at all."

Fu Zhixing, being the eldest son, was afraid of upsetting the old man on New Year's Eve, so he quickly stepped in to smooth things over: "She just missed Xiao Jing because Xiao Wan is back. Dad, please don't mind her."

Pan Peilin wanted to say something, but her husband pulled her under the table, so she had to keep quiet.

But after the New Year's Eve dinner, she still approached her brother-in-law and his wife: "Second Uncle, now only Yanjing is still in the countryside. Didn't your bearing factory add a new production line? Can't you help transfer her back?"

Mr. Fu said with some difficulty, “Sister-in-law, it’s not that I don’t want to help, but the bearing factory workshop is all physical labor. Even the quality inspectors need to be strong.”

If I actually put her in there, I'm afraid she'll be crying and coming to you in less than three days, not to mention that the spot I had was given to the second son.

We truly lack the capacity to appoint any more people.

(End of this chapter)