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

Chapter 747: The idea of ​​buying a house came to mind.

Suddenly, something occurred to him: "Xiao Liu, I have a question for you."

Chu Xue looked at her: "Sister Hong, what's the matter?"

Sister Hong coughed lightly: "I wonder if you still have the bicycle voucher that the factory gave you as a reward, and whether you've used it?"

Upon hearing this, Chu Xue asked, "You need that ticket?"

Sister Hong was a little embarrassed: "He is my youngest brother. His wedding was supposed to be soon, but his in-laws changed their minds at the last minute and insisted on a bicycle. They said that if they couldn't provide one, the wedding would be postponed. I had no choice but to accept it. When I saw you, I was reminded of the ticket in your hand."

She had no choice; she was called back to her parents' home at noon and learned that her younger brother's marriage was in trouble.

To be honest, it's really infuriating, but the wedding date has already been set and relatives and friends have been notified. How can they say the wedding is being postponed now?

Before Chuxue could reply, Sister Hong quickly explained, "Don't misunderstand, I'm not asking for it for nothing."

What I mean is, if you don't need it right now, let me use it for a bit. I'm willing to pay you, or I can return the ticket if I find one.

Chu Xue saw that Sister Hong was really anxious: "I was originally thinking of buying one for my dad, but since you're in such a hurry, I'll go ahead with you. If you're in a hurry, I'll go back to my dorm to get it now."

Actually, the ticket was in her spatial dimension, but it was such a valuable item that she couldn't possibly carry it with her.

When Sister Hong heard Chu Xue say this, she was overjoyed: "Thank you so much. The main thing is that the wedding is in a week, and I was really afraid that I wouldn't be able to find someone in such a short time."

Chu Xue naturally understood her feelings: "I understand. I'll go back to the dormitory now. You can take it with you after get off work."

At this time, the others also arrived at the office one after another.

Sister Hong smiled broadly: "Then I won't stand on ceremony with you."

A short while later, Chu Xue returned to her office and handed the ticket directly to her: "Sister Hong, please keep this safe."

Hong Jie was about to express her gratitude again, but Chu Xue quickly stopped her: "We've been master and disciple, so let's not keep thanking each other. As the disciple, shouldn't I show some respect to my master?"

Hearing this, Sister Hong laughed and said, "You know, but we've got a deal. Whether it's returning the ticket or converting it into cash, you can't refuse." Having known Sister Hong for so long, Chu Xue understood her personality and nodded, "Okay, I'll do as you say."

Sister Hong smiled even more happily.

Time flies when you're busy.

As soon as the bell rang, Sister Hong greeted everyone and left the office.

Jiang Taojun, who was sitting across from him, joked, "What's wrong with Sister Hong? Is this the first time you've been in such a hurry to leave work?"

Wan Xiaohui had just finished tidying up: "It really is true."

After she finished speaking, she looked at the others, also wanting to know the answer, but they all shook their heads.

As for Chuxue, the only one who knew the truth, she pretended not to hear it.

After all, that's Sister Hong's private matter, and she doesn't want to use it to entertain others.

The thought of being all alone in the dorm now fills me with mixed feelings of joy and sorrow.

The good thing is that I can have my own space for now, but the bad thing is that the dormitory can't stay empty forever. What if someone comes along whose values ​​are dictated by their looks and who doesn't get along with me? That would be a real problem.

Suddenly, the idea of ​​buying a house came to mind.

Although private buying and selling is not allowed now, there are still ways to deal with it. After all, there are always ways to circumvent policies.

However, good properties are hard to come by these days.

Although the Fu family had enough space, each son only had one room. With so many people, there would be a lot of trouble, and she hated trouble the most.

It seems I really need to have Fu Yancheng find out more about this later.

(End of this chapter)