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

Chapter 1746 What's wrong? You won't even let my Fu Yancheng have a decent meal?
After dinner, Fu Yancheng was very diligent and gave the triplets a bath early in the morning.

Aunt Wei happily brought the triplets back to her house, and said to Chu Xue, "It's finally a holiday, take a good nap tomorrow."

After saying that, he led the triplets into the house.

Chu Xue wasn't stupid; she naturally understood that this was what Aunt Wei meant. She turned to look at Fu Yancheng and found him smiling at her. Suddenly, she felt her face burning.

Fu Yancheng stepped forward, picked her up in his arms, and whispered in Chu Xue's ear, "We can't waste this beautiful moment."

Chu Xue pinched his ear with one hand and covered his mouth with the other: "Don't talk nonsense, aren't you ashamed?"

Fu Yancheng chuckled softly upon hearing her words.

After entering the room and putting her on the bed, he turned around, closed the door, and drew the curtains in one swift motion. Then he rushed to Chuxue and said, "Wife, I missed you."

Before Chuxue could utter a sound, her mouth was covered.

After a night of tumultuous events, the first snowflake fell into a deep sleep, exhausted.

Fu Yancheng got up, mixed some water, cleaned up his wife, changed the sheets, and then fell into a deep sleep with a satisfied look in his arms.

As for the first snow, it naturally slept in until late morning, shamelessly.

Mo Ruhua wanted to come over several times, but she never heard the sound of the first snow in the courtyard. She couldn't help but mutter to herself: Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

Considering Fu Tuan's physique, well, I can understand.

It wasn't until after 10 o'clock that Chu Xue finally woke up.

I first made myself a cup of water from the spatial pool, then lazed in bed for a while before finally getting up.

As soon as I got up, I saw a note on the bedside table: "Honey, I'm going to the troupe. I'll be back for lunch with you. Your promise." Good heavens, what the heck is this? "Your promise"? When did she learn to be so cheesy? It gave me goosebumps.

She spent a long time mentally preparing herself before leaving the room, only to find the yard very quiet.

When she got to the kitchen, she saw a note on the stove. It was in Wei Wenbin's handwriting. It said that they had gone to pick vegetables and that the food was being kept warm on the stove.

This made her feel much more at ease; it was all thanks to Aunt Wei's thoughtfulness.

She leisurely brought out breakfast and had just sat down under the tree to eat when she heard Mo Ruhua's voice from next door: "Oh, you're up."

Chu Xue smiled, but rolled her eyes at her: "You have no sense at all, trying to scare someone to death."

Mo Ruhua laughed out loud: "You've even managed to use this 'turn the tables' tactic."

After saying that, she climbed down the ladder, turned around, picked up her son, and came to this courtyard: "Your Fu Tuan is really good to you. I heard him telling Aunt Wei this morning that he would steam an egg custard for you and that he would stew pork ribs for you for lunch."

After Mo Ruhua finished speaking, she burst out laughing again: "Looks like you guys had quite a bit of fun last night, this is to give you a good make-up."

Chu Xue rolled her eyes at her: "What, aren't you going to let my Fu Yancheng have a good meal?"

Just as Mo Ruhua was about to say something, Chu Xue continued, "I've noticed that you've gone astray since I last saw you for half a year."

Mo Ruhua's face flashed with embarrassment. She took her son to the small square every day, and those old women would gossip about anything. She hadn't been led astray by them.

But she was too embarrassed to say that, so she quickly changed the subject: "You know what? The woodworking factory has added another workshop and recently hired a new batch of workers. The factory is really up and running. I heard that the orders are booked until after the New Year."

She did know about it; the logistics department called her to tell her. However, she didn't offer any opinion, since she had previously stated that she wouldn't participate in decision-making or management.

(End of this chapter)