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

Chapter 599 God knows how much he misses her

At this point, Liu's father also spoke up: "If you come home and make a scene every time someone says something to you, then there's really no point in going to school. The purpose of studying is to help you understand reason, but since we separated, how many times have you caused trouble?"
I didn't say anything to you before because I thought you were a shy girl. I thought you would understand once you figured it out, but you just won't stop?
You mentioned before that your family wants you to find a husband, but we've already explained it to you clearly: neither your mother nor I will keep you here. Like your eldest and second eldest sisters, once you're married, you can come back to visit us whenever you have the time and energy.

I have no idea what you're up to today.

Chunxiao was shocked that no one in her family was on her side: "Am I still your daughter?"

Mr. Liu took a cushion made of corn husks and sat down: "If you weren't my daughter, I wouldn't bother talking to you."

Liu's mother stopped relying on her youngest daughter and went into the kitchen to fetch water, wash her hands, and prepare to roll out the dough, since she had been working in the fields all day and was very hungry.

His hands kept moving, while his ears were constantly listening to the sounds outside, and he would occasionally glance outside.

Then she saw her husband take out a cigarette rolling paper from his shirt pocket, wrap some tobacco inside, twist it up, light it, take a puff, and then look up at his little daughter: "Tell me about it?"

Chunxiao was a little scared when she saw that her father was really angry: "I just said a few unpleasant things, why are you making such a big deal out of this?"

Mr. Liu remained unmoved, staring intently at his youngest daughter: "You'd better tell me the truth."

Seeing that her father was determined to get to the bottom of things, Chunxiao was a little overwhelmed and mumbled, "They said that my second sister has a job and her boyfriend is respectable. In the future, the three of us sisters will be worlds apart in terms of social standing. I... I feel a little uncomfortable. We all have the same parents, so why is she considered superior to me and my eldest sister?"

Upon hearing this, Liu's father was at a loss for words: "She's your second sister. Do you really wish for her to have a bad life? What good will it do you if she has a bad life?"
Besides, even if what those gossipers say is true, and she's doing well, does that mean she won't help you out? For one thing, how much has your second sister helped you since your eldest sister got pregnant? Are you blind?

Chunxiao was scolded and didn't dare to utter a sound, after all, what she said was true. At this moment, Liu's mother's voice came from the kitchen: "Alright, let's eat. You're just making trouble out of nothing. You'll be happy when you get your second sister disloyal to you."

She really couldn't understand why her little girl was so demanding. She would start talking nonsense without even thinking about what others said. If someone else had such a capable older sister, they would be eager to build a good relationship with her, because they might even have to rely on her to find a job after graduation.

But she's always causing trouble for others. I really don't know what she's thinking.
Meanwhile, Chu Xue had already arrived at the village committee: "Secretary, thank you so much for waiting here so late."

The Party Secretary smiled and invited her to sit down: "You're lucky you made it in time. If it had been any later, I would have had to close up shop and go home."

As we were talking, the phone rang again.

The Party Secretary gestured for Chu Xue to go and pick her up.

Chu Xue reached out and answered: "Hello."

Just as she had guessed, Fu Yancheng's voice came from the other end: "Xue'er."

Oh, how come I can hear the grievance in this?

Just as she was about to say something, she heard someone else say, "Why didn't you think to tell me you were coming back?"

God knows how much he misses her.