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

Chapter 320 Who did this shameless thing?

Ding Surong took leave in the afternoon and went up the mountain again. She searched the entire area, but still couldn't find anything.

She had been asking around about the mountain in private these past few days and confirmed that there was indeed a crooked tree there before, but the tree just disappeared into thin air, which was really strange.

She didn't dare call home anymore, afraid that her father would think she was trying to fool him.

But if he couldn't find the items, he wouldn't be able to explain it to his father. What if his father cut off his financial support in a fit of anger? How would he survive in the countryside after that?

Thinking about how I haven't studied properly these past few days, and how I didn't do well on the village school entrance exam, and now that I can't find those materials, I'm afraid I'll have to prepare for both possibilities and find a way out for myself.

I pushed open the door and entered the room, intending to lie down and rest for a while, but I saw two folded pieces of paper lying on the pillow. Already in a bad mood, I picked them up and was about to throw them away when I inadvertently caught a glimpse of the words "hospital examination report".

He then raised his hand and opened it.

When she saw the name and content on it, she was furious and blurted out, "Who's the shameless one who did this?"

At first, she thought it was a prank, but after checking the stamp below several times, she realized it wasn't fake and was a genuine pregnancy test report.

But why is her name being used, and why did this order end up in her hands?
She hurriedly opened another piece of paper, and after seeing its contents, she gritted her teeth in anger. It not only stated who had impersonated her to take a pregnancy test, but also their purpose: "Hu Liru, you shameless bastard, how dare you?"

She couldn't bear it for even a second longer. Holding the note in her hand, she was about to go find Hu Liru, but she stopped herself as soon as she stepped out of the courtyard: No, I can't hit someone like that. What if someone is interfering?

She has to find evidence before going to their door. Even if she ends up hitting them, no one can say anything then.

Thinking of this, she stepped out of the courtyard gate; she was going to ask the Party Secretary for leave. When the Party Secretary heard that she needed to ask for leave again, he frowned immediately: "You just asked for leave this afternoon, and you need to ask for leave again?"

Ding Surong knew this wasn't right, but she couldn't care less now: "Secretary, I don't want to either, but I really have an urgent matter and I have to go home. I only need to ask for one day. When I get back, I promise I'll work hard and not slack off."

The Party Secretary sighed: "It's settled then. I'll only take one day off. Don't ask someone to pass on the message later."

Ding Surong looked a little embarrassed, clearly because the Party Secretary was still holding a grudge about her asking someone to ask for leave last time.

As she was thinking about what had happened before, she heard the Party Secretary say, "I'm not trying to criticize you, but you don't work properly every day. Don't regret it when you don't get your food rations in the fall."

Before Ding Surong could say anything more, he handed over the completed letter of introduction: "Alright, take it."

As soon as she stepped out of the Party Secretary's house, Ding Surong's expression instantly darkened. She looked at the letter of introduction in her hand and said, "Hu Liru, you just wait."

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With the forty yuan borrowed by their eldest daughter-in-law and the few ration coupons they had saved over the years, they went to the farm in the northern suburbs and ordered ten jin of meat without coupons, though the price was naturally a bit higher. Afterwards, they also ordered tofu.

Since the family had separated, it was probably not appropriate to use all the vegetables from their private plot for the wedding, so they ordered some vegetables from a family they knew.

After returning, I quickly went to find the chef I had booked earlier and asked him to pull up the menu according to the ingredients to see what else they needed to prepare. I was so busy that I didn't have time to rest.

(End of this chapter)