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

Chapter 1612 We did our best, please accept our condolences.
When they arrived at the hospital, they saw Fu Yankun waiting for them outside.

Fu's father grabbed him: "Yankun, how is your grandfather?"

Fu Yankun helped the man steady: "Second Uncle, my grandfather is still in the emergency room. My father asked me to come here to pick you up."

Upon hearing that he was in the emergency room, Mr. Fu became so anxious that he could barely speak.

It was Fu's mother who spoke on his behalf: "What exactly happened? Why did your grandfather suddenly become unwell?"

Fu Yankun's eyes were red: "It's because Old Master Xu in the compound passed away. My grandfather received a notice in the afternoon, went to see him, and then locked himself in his study when he came back."

He didn't even come out for dinner; my mom was worried he wouldn't be able to handle it, so she brought him to the study.

I went to see him before going to bed, but he was just looking through old photos, so I didn't bother him anymore.

My dad was worried and stayed outside the door until he heard a heavy thud from inside, then he rushed in.

At this point, his voice choked up: "Second Uncle, the doctor said that my grandfather's condition is very dangerous, and that the family should be prepared."

As they were talking, they had already arrived in front of the emergency room.

Uncle Fu saw Father Fu and said, "Second son, I'm afraid this time..."

He didn't say what he meant after that, but everyone understood.

Mr. Fu's eyes reddened: "Dad has always been in good health, how could this happen?"

"Old Master Xu has passed away. Our father couldn't accept it right away, and his emotions have been unstable ever since."

No sooner had he finished speaking than the door to the emergency room was pushed open, and a doctor came out.

The two brothers, Uncle Fu and Uncle Fu, rushed to the doctor who was walking in front and asked, "Doctor, how is my father?"

The doctor took off his mask and said, "I'm sorry, please accept my condolences." Upon hearing this, Uncle Fu swayed and collapsed to the ground.

It was Fu Yankun, who was behind him, who caught him: "Dad, are you alright? Don't scare me."

Tears welled up in Fu's father's eyes instantly: "How could he be gone? My dad has always been in good health."

The doctor sighed softly, "I'm sorry, we did our best. Please accept my condolences."

Chu Xue received the news early the next morning: "How could this happen?"

Fu Yancheng didn't explain. He hadn't slept all night and his complexion wasn't good. Chu Xue felt very sorry for him: "I have to settle the triplets before I can leave. Why don't you take a nap first?"

Fu Yancheng shook his head: "It's okay, I'll wait for you. We'll leave once you've made the arrangements."

Chu Xue went out and called Xiao's father to explain the situation. Then she called Xiao's eldest uncle: "Aunt, this is the situation. I'm worried that Aunt Wei can't take care of her alone. I'd like you to come and lend a hand."

Aunt Xiao was already kind to Chu Xue and adored the triplets. Plus, Chu Xue had just sent word that her nephew had gotten a job, so she naturally wouldn't refuse: "Okay, Auntie will pack up and head over right away."

After settling the children in, Chu Xue changed her clothes and then went to the compound with Fu Yancheng.

When the couple arrived, the eldest and third brothers were trying to persuade the younger sister-in-law.

Xiao Wan's eyes were red from crying. When she saw Chu Xue, she started crying again: "Fourth Sister-in-law, I can't even go in to see Grandpa in my current condition. I feel so bad."

Thinking of Grandpa Fu, Chu Xue's eyes also reddened. She patted Xiao Wan's back and said, "Grandpa knows your situation and won't blame you. Listen to everyone and let Jiang Feng take you home first."

Xiao Wan ultimately did not go inside; everyone only allowed her to offer three sticks of incense to the old man outside the mourning hall.

Xiao Wan insisted on kowtowing to the old man before leaving, and everyone complied with her wish.

(End of this chapter)