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

Chapter 174 I think you're just bored.

She was a little worried that Ding Runlan would scheme against her fourth son again. After all, that brat was still all alone. It seemed she would have to give him a heads-up when he came back next time.

By the time she figured it out, Zhang Yurong had finished drinking her water and sat down beside her. "Mom, you don't know, the Ding family's situation isn't a big deal. The main problem is that the Geng family won't let her and her daughter into the house. Geng Rongsheng's mother called her a jinx. If she hadn't been crying all the time and crying away her good fortune, her second son wouldn't have died so young."

Hearing this, Madam Fu felt a little uncomfortable: "To be fair, Geng Rongsheng's death was an accident, so how can we blame Ding Runlan? But your Aunt Geng is right about one thing: Ding Runlan always has teary eyes, which is really annoying."

Zhang Yurong said with a sly grin, "Mom, you have to warn Fourth Brother not to get too close to her. If she sets a trap for him, his reputation will be ruined."

Mother Fu rolled her eyes at her third daughter-in-law: "Your fourth brother has nothing to do with her, so stop talking nonsense."

Zhang Yurong smiled sullenly: "I know, I know, I'm not stupid."

After saying that, she continued, "I heard from people outside that there are actually many people who don't want her to go back to the Geng family. Geng Rongjun's wife will give birth in a few months, and their eldest son is five years old now. Naturally, their house won't be spacious enough for them to live in."

If Ding Runlan doesn't return to the Geng family, the room that Geng Rongsheng and Ding Runlan previously occupied will naturally become empty, making it a good place for the eldest son of the main branch to move in. Therefore, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Geng family has probably been stirring things up and pulling strings behind the scenes.

Madam Fu believed this: "And what happened in the end?"

Zhang Yurong shrugged: "I don't know. Later, many leaders from the military came and dispersed all the people surrounding the area."

While the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were discussing this, someone in the military was also talking to Fu Yancheng about it: "Yancheng, Ding Runlan's husband has died, do you think she might come after you?" Fu Yancheng finished dealing with the documents in his hand, picked up his military cap and stood up; "I think you're just bored. Come on, let's go to the training ground."

Seeing his posture, Shen Kaiyuan quickly waved his hand: "No, no, no, my back is not healed yet. If I have another accident, I'm afraid I will have sequelae. I promised my wife that I would take good care of my back. Don't hurt me."

That sounds so awkward.

Shen Kaiyuan only realized something after he finished speaking: "You, you, you, don't misunderstand, my wife just wants me to fully recover before participating in training."

Fu Yancheng was too lazy to argue with him. He had already made up his mind and was going to arrange his affairs before going to Liujia Village the day after tomorrow.

He had heard during his mission a few days ago that girls in the village usually start looking for husbands around fifteen or sixteen years old, and they would settle down with the right person. This girl is so beautiful that even if she was dumped by her previous boyfriend, there would probably be a long line of men wanting to marry her. His current task is to make a good impression on her parents.

Meanwhile, the person Fu Yancheng was thinking about was boiling water for the people helping with the work.

Mr. Liu was sitting in front of the makeshift stove, helping to stoke the fire, his face full of smiles: "Xue, at this rate, once you get your high school diploma, we can move in."

The house is now in its final stages of construction. Uncle Jiu has already installed all the doors and windows, and is just waiting for the glass to arrive in a few days.

(End of this chapter)