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

Chapter 690 They deserve this good fortune
The neighbors on the other side were also talking about the Fu family: "The fourth daughter-in-law of the Fu family is not only beautiful but also fair-skinned. It's really enviable."

"I saw that the car was driven back by Uncle Fu's girlfriend?"

"real or fake?"

“I can see it clearly. Uncle Fu even said she has made a lot of progress.”

"That's really impressive, he can even drive a car."

"Didn't they say his wife is from the countryside? How come she can drive?"

"If it were an ordinary person, would Fu Laosi, with his discerning eye, even be interested in them?"

"That's true. Over the years, quite a few people have introduced potential partners to the fourth son of the Fu family, but that kid hasn't taken a liking to any of them."

"This girl is lucky; she deserves this blessing."

Chu Xue had no idea that her visit to the Fu family would attract so much attention.

After dinner, Fu's mother washed, cut, and plated the fruit that Fu's father had brought back, and handed it to Fu Yancheng: "You two can eat fruit while you talk about how to decorate the wedding room. Since Yancheng is home these days, you can start arranging it now."

After saying that, he looked at Fu Yancheng and said, "Send Chuxue back before the factory dormitory closes."

Fu Yancheng smiled and nodded: "Understood."

After Fu's mother finished speaking, Fu Yancheng led Chuxue back to his room, but did not close the door, since the two were not yet married: "Sit down."

Seeing that he was about to sit down, Chu Xue said, "There's no one else here, you should just lie on the bed and talk."

As soon as she said that, she regretted it. After all, this was the Fu family home. Although everyone understood what she meant, her words still left much to the imagination. She coughed lightly and explained, "I'm still recovering from my injuries, so I have to follow the doctor's advice. Nothing is more important than recovering."

Fu Yancheng's eyes were full of smiles: "Okay, I'll listen to Xue'er."

He didn't hesitate, took a pen and paper, and obediently lay down on the bed: "What are your requirements for the furniture in the wedding room? We'll have someone arrange it later."

Chu Xue didn't answer, but instead asked, "What about my eldest sister-in-law and third sister-in-law? How were they arranged to come in?"

Fu Yancheng pointed to the fruit on the table and told her to eat while he said, "When the two of them came in, there was a wardrobe, a five-drawer chest, and a set of tables and chairs. You don't need to worry about them. Just arrange them however you like."

Thinking back to what Fu's mother said when they got engaged, she understood why Fu Yancheng said that. It must be Hua Chao, and he would make up for it himself.

Although this decision would invite criticism, she didn't want to compromise herself since she had the means: "Replace the standing cabinet with two sets of double-door cabinets."

Fu Yancheng had never heard of such a thing: "A double-door cabinet?"

Chu Xue stood up, walked up to him, took the pen from his hand, and drew directly.

Then he pointed to the wall and said, "That's a good place to put two sets of double-door cabinets. Each set is divided into two halves. There's a drawer at the bottom and a few shelves on top. One side can be used to store large items, like bedding. The reason for the drawer at the bottom is to keep out dust. The other half can be used to store clothes that are folded up and not wrinkled."

The other set has two drawers at the bottom, and one half only needs a hanging rod on top. We can then add several hangers so that seasonal clothes that are prone to wrinkling can be ironed and hung up easily. The other half can also have a few shelves.

As he spoke, he even drew a sketch.

He continued, "Place a writing desk under the window, a chest of drawers next to it, and a sofa and coffee table against the inner wall for entertaining guests. There's no need to put any tables and chairs in the middle; it'll be neater. Just leave the bed in its original place."

(End of this chapter)