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

Chapter 1642 Transaction Completed
Seeing that Wei Ruhua remained silent, Chu Xue led her into the main room.

After pouring her a glass of water, I said, "I have something to do in a bit, so I don't have much time. Just say what you need to say quickly."

Chu Xue didn't say that on purpose; she really had something to do.

Wei Ruhua picked up her cup and took a sip of water: "Believe me about my family's situation. You heard from the neighbors yesterday that I came back on leave to visit relatives. I can't stay at home for long. I don't have the ability to go back to the city by taking the college entrance exam, so I can only think of other ways."

She paused here, as if to encourage herself, and took a deep breath before continuing, "I know you and your husband are both capable, so please help me."

Chu Xue frowned immediately: "If you hadn't collapsed outside my door yesterday, I wouldn't even know who you are. How could you have thought I would help you?"

Upon hearing this, Wei Ruhua's cheeks flushed red: "I know it was a bit presumptuous of me to make this request."

After pausing for a few moments, she continued, "I'm not lying to you. I know that with the resumption of the college entrance examination, we educated youth will be able to return to the city in a few years, but I don't want to wait. Please help me."

Before Chuxue could refuse, she continued, "In a few years, the policies will change. At that time, as long as you need me and as long as you are willing to trust me, I will definitely follow you wholeheartedly."

Hearing these words, Chu Xue was shocked: Could it be that Wei Ruhua had some kind of extraordinary encounter, or that this girl had survived a near-death experience yesterday?

Chu Xue stared at her intently: "Who can know what's going on if nothing's happened? Why should I believe you?"

Wei Ruhua took a deep breath: "I know you won't believe anything I say now, but I can give you a guarantee. If you need me one day, I will help you unconditionally. If you don't need me, I will repay this favor with money, and you can decide the amount."

Wei Ruhua, fearing Chu Xue might still be unwilling to help her, said, "With your abilities, finding me a temporary worker shouldn't be too difficult, and it wouldn't be a loss for you. But for me, it's a completely different story. Afterwards, I'll either repay this favor with work or with money; I promise you won't lose out." Chu Xue couldn't help but smile, "You're quite decisive. Tell me, why did you choose my family?"

Seeing the smile on Chu Xue's face, Wei Ruhua breathed a sigh of relief: "In this area, most of the residents are long-time residents. Most of them can't even take care of their own families and don't have the ability to help me. As for the remaining families, they are either not good people or there is too much of an age gap that makes communication difficult. I have limited time and don't want to waste it on people who are not capable of helping me."

Chu Xue looked the person up and down and said, "Deal."

Chu Xue wasn't exactly a pushover. Regardless of whether this person had a miraculous encounter or was reborn, she did need manpower, so even if she was useless, it wouldn't be a loss.

Given this girl's courage and clear eyes, and the fact that she didn't seem to have any ill feelings towards him, just as she said, he shouldn't be at a disadvantage: "Do you want to stay at home, or would you like to go further away from home?"

Wei Ruhua clearly hadn't expected to have another option: "As long as it's in the city, that's fine. If the place of work can arrange accommodation, that would be best."

First Snow nodded: "I understand."

Wei Ruhua, however, asked hesitantly, "When will the agreement be signed?"

Chu Xue didn't say anything about not needing to sign anything. On the contrary, she carefully listed some terms according to her own ideas and showed them to Wei Ruhua. After seeing that Wei Ruhua had no objections, the two of them signed their names and pressed their fingerprints.

(End of this chapter)