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

Chapter 620 In this vast sea of ​​people, where to find...
Seeing that Ding Surong was genuinely angry, Jiandong quickly composed himself: "I'm not angry with you, nor am I angry because the job posting hasn't been put up yet. It's just that I ran into Chuxue at the village entrance."

Ding Surong immediately understood Liu Jiandong's intentions: "You want her to help you?"

Liu Jiandong knew she definitely didn't think it would work, but he still nodded: "That brat has changed a lot. She doesn't respond at all. If it were before, I would have asked Grandpa and Grandma to go to Second Uncle, and she would have had to help, whether she wanted to or not. But now that family has cut ties with Grandpa and Grandma, so we can't control them at all."

Ding Surong frowned at Zhao Jiandong: "What do you mean? I pointed you in the right direction, but you didn't believe me. You still insist on clinging to that unrealistic dream. If they had that ability, they wouldn't have sent their father over there. You're really out of your mind."

She stopped before she finished speaking, took a deep breath and said, "Since we didn't see the announcement today, let's go again tomorrow. Anyway, you're taking this matter to heart. If it doesn't work out, we're afraid we won't be able to make ends meet."

Liu Jiandong dared not disobey: "I understand, I'll go over first thing tomorrow morning."

Ding Surong sensed his impatience, but most men value their pride and she couldn't push him too hard, so she abandoned her plan to say a few more words.

When Chu Xue returned home, she saw her mother directing her father to wash vegetables, while Zhui Gang was lying at Liu's mother's feet.

Seeing Chuxue return, it darted over, stood up abruptly, put its two front hooves on Chuxue, and whimpered sweetly, its excited tail leaving a trail of afterimages.

Liu's mother laughed and scolded, "This dog is really smart. It can even go hunting in the mountains with the villagers, and it never fails. The villagers are so envious. Even the old house wants a share. It's really despicable."

Thinking of something, she quickly reminded him, "If the people from the old house come looking for you, stay away from them. Don't get entangled with them; those people don't know the meaning of shame."

After saying that, she glanced at Liu's father, who was chopping vegetables over there: "Your grandma and your dad were putting on a melodramatic show a few days ago. If I hadn't rushed over in time, it would have been hard to say what would have happened."

Father Liu wasn't angry when he heard this: "It's true that this happened, but you may have misunderstood. Even if you hadn't gone there, I wouldn't have had any further contact with them." Upon hearing this, Chu Xue recounted her encounter with Liu Jiandong at the village entrance.

She's not home most of the time, so it's better to be clear about some things to avoid them being fooled.

Upon hearing this, Liu's mother's face immediately darkened: "It seems that Ding, the educated youth, oh no, Jian Dong's wife is not a simple person either."

Upon hearing this, Chu Xue smiled and said, "Are there any normal people in the old house? Everyone's mind is like a sieve. With her around, it'll probably be even more lively."

Seeing her daughter's hearty smile, Liu's mother said, "What you said is really true. A few days ago, Ding, the educated youth, and Ge Xiulan had a big fight. Dongzi couldn't help either side, so we might as well let them settle it themselves."

"and after?"

"Later, someone went to call the village officials, and naturally they were lectured. Your uncle hasn't gone out to burn incense much these days, probably because he's embarrassed."

At this point, Liu's mother laughed somewhat unkindly.

That smile made Chuxue even more certain that Liu's mother was related to the girl named Zhao Dujuan, so she tentatively asked, "Mom, have you ever thought about bringing your family back?"

Liu's mother didn't expect her daughter to ask such a question: "In this vast sea of ​​people, where do we even begin to look?"

(End of this chapter)