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

Chapter 609 Why were so many gifts given away?

The two families set out their meals in the courtyard, eating their food while lost in their own thoughts.

Qiu Shaofeng saw his wife hand him a steamed bun made from two kinds of flour: "You're pregnant now, you need to eat more."

Xia Qiu didn't want to admit in front of everyone that she had eaten alone, but she couldn't let this guy rest easy if she didn't tell him, so she leaned close to his ear and said, "Mom asked Chu Xue to bring me some food. I just ate some and drank some thin soup. You've been working hard all morning, so eat up."

Qiu Shaofeng's eyes lit up with laughter when he heard this: "Okay, just don't starve yourself."

Even though Xia Qiu spoke in a low voice, everyone still heard her.

Not to mention An Xiaojing, everyone else was extremely envious.

The younger sister-in-law, Qiu Shaomei, looked up at her sister-in-law: After her second brother and sister-in-law went on a blind date, the family made a lot of sarcastic remarks, laughing at her brother for finding a wife's family that offered no help whatsoever. But how long has it been? They've turned their lives around so quickly, and now they're sending her things every few days. They may not say it, but they're probably incredibly envious.

Mr. Qiu and Mrs. Qiu exchanged a glance, thinking to themselves: From now on, they must treat their two daughters-in-law equally, so that neither of them will come to their house to cause trouble later.

An Xiaojing would occasionally glance at her sister-in-law: she was quite pampered in her parents' home, but after getting married, her family really didn't give her any subsidies. Every time her sister-in-law's family sent her something, it would be a lie to say she wasn't envious.

Touching my belly, I couldn't help but feel a pang of melancholy.

Qiu Shaocheng turned to his wife and picked up a piece of steamed eggplant with minced garlic for her: "Try this, it's very flavorful."

An Xiaojing smiled at him, hiding her thoughts: "Okay." After dinner, Qiu Shaofeng took his wife back to the house. Since his wife had cooked the meal, his second sister-in-law naturally had to wash the dishes. After all, both of them were pregnant, and he couldn't show favoritism.

He took his wife seriously and pulled her back into the house as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

Seeing the things on the table, she exclaimed, "Why did you send so much?"

Xia Qiu pointed to the side: "These were prepared by Mom, and those were prepared by Chu Xue. She not only prepared things for the baby's birth, but also things to nourish my body. She really went to a lot of trouble."

Qiu Shaofeng's mind raced: "I will definitely try my best to be good to my parents-in-law and my two sisters-in-law in the future."

Xia Qiu looked up at her with a smile: "Of course. If you're not good to my parents and sister, then I won't be good to you either."

Qiu Shaofeng couldn't help but pull her into his arms: "Don't worry, before we got married I said that a son-in-law is like half a son. I will definitely treat my parents-in-law well in the future, not to mention that we have received so much kindness from them. I mean it from the bottom of my heart."

Xia Qiu, knowing when to stop, pointed at the dove-shaped baby bottle and said, "You know, this is so expensive, she's really willing to spend the money. I said, how could a child in the countryside afford to drink formula? Even if there's no milk, they can only feed them porridge. Guess what she said?"

Qiu Shaofeng looked at his wife with gentle eyes: "What do you mean?"

Xia Qiu touched the baby bottle and said, "That girl said that if there is enough breast milk, then this baby bottle will be used to feed water, which is better than using a spoon. If there is not enough milk, she will definitely find a way to get milk powder coupons for the child. She will definitely not let her nephew go hungry."

Upon hearing this, Qiu Shaofeng swallowed hard, genuinely feeling that his sister-in-law was truly a good friend. He secretly vowed that when he became successful in the future, he would always remember his sister-in-law's kindness.