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

Chapter 1711 The Child Was Lost
Chu Xue rushed to answer the phone, but it wasn't Fu Yancheng calling. Instead, it was her mother-in-law: "Chu Xue, something bad has happened! Your third brother and sister-in-law lost Jin Yi on their way back."

Chu Xue hadn't expected this to happen, and she blurted out, "Where did you lose it?"

Fu's mother's voice choked with sobs: "It was lost at the station after we got off the train. They reported it to the police, but I'm still uneasy. Do you have time to go with me?"

"Where are you? I'm coming to find you right now."

Mrs. Fu panicked: "I'm still at the factory, I'll ask for leave right away."

"Mom, don't worry, I'm coming right away."

Since moving in, she's gotten to know the people who rented her place in the previous two houses. When they heard her speak, they all looked at her and asked, "What happened? Do you need our help?"

They had never met Fu Jinyi, so they were afraid they wouldn't be able to help even if they went: "My husband's third brother and sister-in-law lost their child at the train station. You haven't met the child, so you probably wouldn't be able to help even if you went. However, I still thank you all."

He then jogged outside, saying, "I'm leaving now."

She ran back to the courtyard and told Aunt Wei and the others, "I don't know when I'll be back tonight, so you don't need to wait for me for dinner."

Chu Xue changed into a pair of flat shoes, hugged the little ones, asked them for leave, and then ran out the door.

It was a bit far from the sugar factory where her mother-in-law worked, so she ran towards the bus stop.

As she approached the intersection, she heard cars honking behind her. Furious, she turned around and yelled, "What are you honking for? This road is so wide, if you can't get through, why are you driving?"

She had just finished yelling when she saw the person in the driver's seat and felt so embarrassed she wanted to disappear into the ground.

Lu Weijun poked his head out of the car: "You look so anxious, where are you going?"

Forget everything else at this moment, he quickly turned around and asked for help, "Comrade Lu, where are you going?"

Lu Weijun, however, retorted forcefully, "Tell me where you're going first?"

Chu Xue stopped being coy: "I want to go to the sugar factory."

Without saying a word, Lu Weijun waved and said, "Get in the car, I'll take you there."

Chu Xue thought it was on her way, so she opened the back door and got in. Lu Weijun wanted her to sit in the passenger seat, but he was too late.

As soon as Chu Xue got into the car, she said, "Comrade Lu, please drive faster, I have an urgent matter."

Lu Weijun glanced at her in the rearview mirror: "What happened? Why are you in such a hurry?"

Chu Xue didn't hide anything: "My husband's third brother and sister-in-law came back for the New Year and lost their child at the train station. I went to meet up with my mother-in-law and we were going to check on the situation at the station."

Upon hearing that the child was missing, Lu Weijun's expression changed: "Then you better hold on tight, I'm going to speed up."

He knew that once the child was lost, finding him would be a race against time.

Even though Chu Xue was in a hurry, she knew that safety came first: "Comrade Lu, please be careful."

Lu Weiguo knew what she was worried about: "Don't worry, I've been driving since I was twelve, I won't."

But then he stopped talking: "Okay, you're right."

Twenty minutes later, the car stopped at the entrance of the sugar factory.

Just as Chu Xue was about to get off the bus, she heard Lu Weijun say, "Call your mother-in-law over, I'll take you to the train station."

Chu Xue looked at him: "Won't this affect your important business?"

Lu Weiguo waved his hand: "No."

Chu Xue opened the car door and got out: "Mom, come here quickly."

After running over, Fu's mother first glanced into the car.

Chu Xue opened the car door and pushed her into the car first: "Mom, get in the car first, we can talk on the way."

(End of this chapter)