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

Chapter 793 So She's Got Her Eyes on You
When Fu Yancheng heard the words "I believe you," he felt extremely happy.

Now that things were out in the open, Fu Yancheng couldn't help but say a few more words: "Ding Runlan lost both her parents at a young age and grew up with her uncle and aunt. She's been cunning since she was little and has schemed against her second aunt quite a bit."

At first, her uncle didn't believe it, thinking that his wife was disgusted with his niece and that's why she said that. As a result, they argued a lot, and once the couple almost got divorced. It was only because the Women's Federation came to their door to persuade them that they didn't get divorced for the sake of their children.

The children had a lot of contact with Ding Runlan on a regular basis and knew that their mother had not lied. They also had a fight with their father because of that incident, which is why Uncle Ding started to pay attention to Ding Runlan.

Once he started paying attention, he discovered the problem. After several such incidents, Uncle Ding became disheartened. He realized that he was afraid his niece would be wronged, so he always made sure she got all the good things first. He never expected that she would be so ungrateful and almost tear his family apart.

Later, when she caused trouble again, Uncle Ding exposed her. From then on, she was determined to marry herself off, and even wanted to marry into a higher social class so that Uncle Ding's family would regret it.

"So she's got her eye on you?"

Although Fu Yancheng was reluctant to admit it, he still nodded: "You could say that."

Afraid that Chu Xue would be angry, he quickly added, "However, I have never paid any attention to her. My childhood friends can all vouch for that. Later, when we moved out of the compound with my dad, she quickly changed her target. A few days later, it was rumored that she was dating Geng Rongsheng, the second son of the Geng family."

At this point, he sneered, "Afterwards, she even had someone deliberately spread rumors that I was still thinking about him. However, I was in the army at the time, and by the time I found out about these rumors, she had already gone to join Geng Rongsheng in the army. Not long after, Geng Rongsheng was injured and transferred to civilian work."

After all, knowing yourself and your enemy is the key to victory in every battle. I could tell that woman had no good intentions. If she wanted to cause trouble next time, I would be prepared.

Later, at Chuxue's request, Fu Yancheng told her everything he knew. Only then did Chuxue learn that this woman had a three-year-old daughter, but the Geng family had never liked her. Now that her husband was gone, and with her sister-in-law, who had just as many thoughts about her, urging her mother-in-law to prevent her from entering the Geng family again.

After all, if she hadn't gone back before, her children could have moved into the room where they lived, which would have made it more spacious.

Upon seeing this situation, Ding Runlan frequently sought sympathy from her second uncle.

Originally, the Ding family had two sons sharing a room, and two daughters and their niece Ding Runlan sharing another. Now, although the second daughter and niece have gotten married, the eldest son's wedding has taken up a room, so they had to divide the room where the daughters and niece originally lived in two, so that the youngest daughter and youngest son could each have a small room. As a result, each room was pitifully small, and even if Uncle Ding wanted her to come home, there was no room for her anymore, not to mention that she had a child with her.

Aunt Ding had suffered so much injustice before, how could she possibly agree to let her go back?

After finishing her meal, Chu Xue looked up and asked, "So where does she live now?"

Seeing that she had finished eating, Fu Yancheng quickened his pace and didn't forget to explain to Chuxue: "Geng Rongsheng died in the line of duty and is entitled to a pension. The Geng family didn't touch the money, but they signed an agreement with her. The Geng family's share will be left to their granddaughter Geng Xueyan as her dowry. That money can only be used after the child turns eighteen. She can use the rest as she sees fit."

She had no choice but to rent a place to stay outside.

(End of this chapter)