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

Chapter 808 Everyone’s Thoughts

Bai Siqin never expected that her sister-in-law, who had been working for almost two years, hadn't contributed a single penny to the family.

But after she married into the family, she started paying for the family's food expenses from the second month onwards. No wonder she couldn't feel at ease.

Han Huaiming realized he had misspoke and quickly tried to cover it up, saying, "At the time, I thought she wouldn't stay at home for more than a few years before getting married, and besides, your mother and I both had jobs, so we didn't..."

The eldest son, Han Hongwei, interrupted him, saying, "Dad, there's no need to talk about this anymore. Tell me, how are we going to raise so much money?"

Upon hearing this, Han Hongshan secretly glanced at her mother. She knew that her mother had quite a few good things, but she didn't say anything in front of her sister-in-law. After all, she still wanted her mother to give her a few items as part of her dowry.

Han Huaiming glanced at everyone in the room: "I know this is unfair to you, but it's already happened. You're still members of this family, so you have to stick together."

Han Hongshan, being the selfish one, spoke first: "Dad, it's one thing for me to prepare my own dowry, but do you expect me to raise compensation money as well?"

Han Huaiming stared at her for a long time: "You can ignore it now, but once I turn my life around, my things will have nothing to do with you."

Han Hongshan was surprised that her father would say such a thing, and suddenly pointed at her younger brother Han Shihongtao: "What about him? In the future, will your things have nothing to do with him?"

After all, Han Hongtao is still in school, and he is spending his family's money.

Han Huaiming didn't expect his daughter to be so selfish: "He's still a student, what's the point of you dragging him into this?"

Seeing that her daughter was about to say something, Tian Suinian, the mother, lost her temper: "Fine, if you don't want to help the family, don't drag your younger brother into it." Han Hongshan's eyes reddened with anger: "You're all so biased."

At this moment, her sister-in-law, Bai Siqin, gave a light 'humph': 'Hongshan, you've gone too far with what you're saying. Dad just said that you haven't contributed a single penny to the family in the two years you've been working.'

Han Hongshan already felt wronged, and her sister-in-law deliberately said these things: "Sister-in-law, don't be resentful. You've been married into the family for more than four months and have only paid for three months' worth of food. There's no need to keep harping on this."

Han Hongwei also tugged at his wife's sleeve. After all, the Wei family, which his sister was going to marry into, was well-off, and they couldn't let this cause a rift in their relationship.

Seeing that everyone was silent, Han Huaiming said, "Don't worry, you can contribute as much as you can. I won't force myself to contribute. But I will record how much money you contribute today, and I will return it to you in full after I pay off my debts."

These words relieved Bai Siqin, as she didn't want the money she and her husband had saved to go down the drain.

While the Han family was trying to raise money everywhere, Han Sihai, the uncle, also returned to Haishi.

As soon as he got home, he took the water his wife, Ma Huizhen, poured for him and asked, "Has Huaiming come to our house since he returned from Beijing?"

Ma Huizhen shook her head: "No, but I heard that you've borrowed a lot of money these past few days. By the way, why didn't you come back together?"

Han Sihai recounted what happened in Beijing: "From now on, let's just treat each other as ordinary friends. After what happened, Huaiming must be resentful that I didn't speak up for him. I don't want to see him again. It would make me feel sorry for Chunyi, for letting my nephew suffer so much in the north."