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

Chapter 357 Your second daughter really got together with this city guy

Now everyone was getting restless: "Let's go, let's go and see!"

Because the car was going fast, and it kicked up a lot of dust as it passed, they fell far behind.

They could see people getting out of the car from a distance, and they were taking a lot of things out of the car, which looked unusual.

Now it's confirmed, they've definitely come to propose marriage.

In no time, the news had spread throughout the village.

The intelligence agents who were originally under the big tree at the village entrance also moved their positions to the foot of Chuxue's house: "We can't hear anything sitting here, why don't we go visit Shanliang's family?"

"Yes, that's a good idea."

Originally, Mr. and Mrs. Fu had no say in their youngest son's affairs, and they were just going through the motions today.

Mr. and Mrs. Liu were very satisfied with their son-in-law, so without Kong Yizhang, the nominal matchmaker, saying much, the matter was quickly settled.

Then Fu's mother said, "Since the two children have fallen for each other, we will definitely support them."

Mother Liu was a little nervous, but Chu Xue had given her some pointers a few days ago, so she handled it quite well: "My Chu Xue's birthday is on the eighth day of the third lunar month. She will only turn eighteen after the New Year. Has Yan Cheng told you about this?"

Mother Fu smiled and replied, "I already said that, so if you have no objections, let's get engaged first, and then set a wedding date when Chuxue turns eighteen."

Liu's mother turned to look at Liu's father, seeking his opinion.

Liu's father then looked at Chuxue and asked, "Chuxue, what do you think?"

Chu Xue glanced at Fu Yancheng and saw that his hands were clenched tightly. She didn't expect that this guy could be nervous.

She smiled and said, "If Yancheng has no objections, then let's do as you elders have decided."

Upon hearing this, Fu Yancheng stood up immediately: "I have no objection."

He was startled by the loud noise afterward, let alone the others in the room.

Mr. Fu couldn't help but laugh out loud: "You little rascal, you've finally met your match. Alright, since the two kids have no objections, it's settled then."

Father Liu looked at Chuxue and said, "Go find some paper and a pen." Although Chuxue didn't understand what her father was going to do, she still went back to the room and brought him some paper and a pen.

Then Liu's father said, "Yancheng, write down your birth date."

Now everyone understands.

Fu Yancheng took the pen and wrote it down in a few quick strokes.

Liu's father asked Chuxue to write her own name as well.

It wasn't that he didn't want to write, it was just that his handwriting was too ugly, and he was afraid that his future in-laws would laugh at him.

After Chu Xue finished writing, Liu's father put the paper away.

After the first snowfall, Liu's parents went to the kitchen to cook, and then took them around.

But after a short while, Fu Yancheng broke away from their group and went into the kitchen: "Xue'er, let me help you."

"Aren't you going shopping with your uncle and aunt?"

He naturally understood what she meant: "With Yizhang here, there's no problem, so don't worry."

Chunxiao, who was originally assigned to tend the fire, stood up immediately: "Second Sister, I have to go out for a bit. Let Fourth Brother Fu help you tend the fire."

After saying that, he ran out.

Fu Yancheng's eyes were full of smiles: "It seems like Chunxiao has grown up a lot."

Chu Xue smiled slightly: "As you grow up, you will naturally make progress."

Even Fu Yancheng could tell that her words were perfunctory, but he didn't press her for details. After spending time together, he knew Chu Xue's personality all too well.

As the two were talking, they heard a commotion outside: "Lamei, is your second daughter really getting together with this city guy?"

Mrs. Liu was in a good mood today, and her words carried a hint of pride and smugness: "Of course."

(End of this chapter)