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

Chapter 1679 Reporting for Duty
Since we had to report for duty the day after the first snow, we took the children home early.

Fu Yancheng packed a set of bedding for Chu Xue, and when Chu Xue came in after washing up, she saw it and asked, "Aren't you going to be a day student? Why are you preparing bedding?"

Fu Yancheng continued working: "I was thinking that if possible, we could apply for a berth, so that if it rains or snows and it's inconvenient to go home, you'll have a place to rest. What do you think?"

Chu Xue thought for a moment, then nodded slightly and said, "Okay, we'll talk about it tomorrow."

After Fu Yancheng helped pack the things they needed to take, he urged them to go and rest early.

After the two lay down on the bed, Fu Yancheng held them and gave them some more detailed instructions, after which his hands began to wander.

I knew I had to register at school tomorrow, so I didn't go too far.

After a satisfying and enjoyable time, she stopped thinking about anything else and fell asleep quickly after Fu Yancheng helped her wash up.

The next morning, Chu Xue was awakened by the aroma. After a moment, she sat up abruptly and asked, "What time is it?"

Seeing her like this, Fu Yancheng burst out laughing: "It's still early. Since you're awake, get up and wash up. After you eat, our whole family will take you to school."

Chu Xue initially wanted to tell the children not to go, since they had a lot to do, but to reassure Fu Yancheng, she nodded and said, "Okay, let's go together."

Aunt Wei got up early and made the meat-filled buns that Chu Xue had taught her to make, along with millet porridge.

The children were given steamed eggs one by one, plus a small bowl of millet porridge.

Fu Yancheng had loaded the things onto the car in advance. After eating, everyone except Wei Wenbin, who was going to school, set off.

They arrived not late, but there were already quite a few people in line.

Chu Xue thought she would go queue up herself, but Fu Yancheng wouldn't let her: "I'll go queue up. You and Aunt Wei can sit over there and wait. You can go over when it's your turn."

Seeing that the students at the back of the line were no longer in the shade, I simply agreed: "Okay, then you'll have to go and sunbathe."

Seeing her smiling happily, Fu Yancheng unconsciously smiled as well.

The reason I went to queue for her was because I saw there was no shade at the back, and my wife's face was as tender as an egg, so I, the rough guy, should go queue.

Before queuing up, Fu Yancheng reminded the triplets, "There are a lot of people here, so don't run around. You can't delay Mommy's business, understand?" The three little ones nodded like chicks pecking at rice, and Le Bao said in a childish voice, "Yes."

Then Kang Bao added, "We've arrived."

Fu Bao laughed: "I heard it."

After saying that, she waved to him and said, "Go and line up."

Then, she raised her smiling face to the first snow, eager to claim credit.

Chu Xue reached out and pinched his little cheek: "My Fu Bao is so great."

The little guy laughed happily, attracting the attention of many people.

At this moment, a family member who was also waiting for someone looked at Chuxue and asked, "Is this your child?"

Chu Xue looked at the person: "Doesn't it look like it?"

The man clearly hadn't expected Chu Xue to ask, "Are these three your children?"

Aunt Wei, with a smug look on her face, quickly answered, "These are triplets, don't you think they're her children?"

The triplets' appearance has attracted even more attention.

The person who had just asked the question exclaimed in surprise, "How old are you? You're already a mother of three?"

Just then, Fu Yancheng's voice came: "Wife, it's almost your turn. Get your documents ready."

Chu Xue smiled at him: "Okay, I'll be there when it's my turn."

Seeing Fu Yancheng in his military uniform standing out like a crane among chickens, the onlookers couldn't help but say, "They really are a perfect match."

(End of this chapter)