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

Chapter 483 Guilty Misunderstanding
Just when Hao Yanhong thought it was hopeless again, Fu Yanwei, who had been silent for a long time, spoke up: "I will contact my family as soon as possible."

Hao Yanhong threw herself into Fu Yanwei's arms with a joyful expression: "I knew it, you still care about me and our son."

Fu Yanwei patted the person in his arms: "Just one thing, you have to remember, don't go around provoking people after you get back to the city. Your parents seem nice, but if you really annoy them, they'll definitely kick us out."

Hao Yanhong replied, "Okay, I'll do whatever you say."

But that's not what they really think. Once they go back, it won't be so easy to get rid of them.

Putting everything else aside, she was confident that her mother alone could turn the Fu family upside down.

When she went back last time, she revealed some information to her mother, and the family's attitude immediately changed. After all, her family could benefit from her return to the city.

Fu Yanwei finished his cigarette and pushed the person in his arms away: "Could you ask the team leader for leave for me? I need to go to the farm now."

Hearing this, Hao Yanhong couldn't hide her excitement: "Okay."

She got up and took a piece of clothing from the closet: "I'll get you a basin of water. Wash up and change your clothes so you don't embarrass Yanwan."

She was in a very good mood and naturally wanted to reciprocate.

After tidying himself up, Fu Yanwei went straight out to the North Suburb Farm.

The reason I came now is because I was afraid that if I came too late, my sister would have to go out to work again.

Fu Yanwan heard someone calling outside: "Yanwan, is someone looking for you?"

Sun Juanjuan, who shared a room with you, spoke up first: "Who would be looking for you at this hour?"

Yan Wan sat up in bed: "You lie down, I'll go check on things." As soon as she went out, she saw Fu Yanwei standing not far away: "Second Brother, what brings you here?"

Feeling somewhat embarrassed about the previous incident where he had withheld his younger sister's preserved fish and living expenses, he said, "Xiao Wan, your second sister-in-law and I had to take leave for something. We only found out when we got back that the family had gone to Huagu Village, that..."

Before he could finish speaking, Yanwan looked him up and down and asked, "Second brother, did you and your wife go back to the city?"

Fu Yanwei looked embarrassed for a moment: "Your second sister-in-law had something to do at home, so we went back for a visit. We were too pressed for time to go home."

Yan Wan didn't give him any face at all: "Are you in a hurry, or are you too ashamed to go back?"

Fu Yanwei was surprised by his sister's sharp words: "Xiao Wan, how can you talk like that?"

Yanwan stared at him: "What, did I say something wrong?"

Before Fu Yanwei could speak, she continued, "Second brother, back then, the family pulled so many strings to get you a job, but you showed no consideration at all and even secretly signed up to go to the countryside. Although you went to the countryside to help the family out of their immediate crisis, the family doesn't owe you anything."

Over the years, you haven't shown filial piety to Mom and Dad even once. The family even gives you ten yuan a month as a subsidy because your eldest, third, and fourth brothers don't want you to suffer in the countryside. But what have you done? You show no gratitude whatsoever; on the contrary, you've become increasingly unreasonable. Second brother, ask yourself honestly, how has the family treated you all these years?

Fu Yanwei took a deep breath: "Xiao Wan, I know I'm sorry for what happened last time, but I had no other choice."

Fu Yanwan was truly enraged now: "Even now, are you still going to lie?"

Fu Yanwei felt inexplicably guilty, and his heart skipped a beat: Could it be that his little sister found out?

Seeing his guilty expression, Fu Yanwan looked at him with disappointment and exasperation: "Second brother, if you continue like this, one day you will exhaust all that family affection."

(End of this chapter)