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

Chapter 816 She's so excited right now, she just can't stop.
Zhao Lamei waved her hand and said, "Your eldest uncle is gone. We are destined to recognize each other, so I naturally have to protect her. However, it's not advisable for her to stay at our house permanently. After all, this house was given to us by your grandfather. To avoid unnecessary trouble in the future, it's better to leave it at that."

Hearing her say that, Chu Xue was quite satisfied. After all, who could predict what would happen in the future? It was better to keep a proper distance.

While the two were talking, Chunxiao had already set the food on the table: "Mom, Second Sister, come over quickly."

Zhao Lamei looked at her little girl, who seemed like a completely different person ever since she came to the city: "Your grandfather said that someone will take you to school to register tomorrow. Be careful when you get to school."

Chunxiao knew what her mother meant, and thinking about going to school tomorrow, she said, "I have something to say about going to school tomorrow. You see, people in the city call their parents 'Dad' and 'Mom.' We've all moved to the city, so can we follow the local custom and call my dad 'Dad' from now on, so that people won't laugh at us for it."

Seeing his little girl's pleading look, Xiao Changsheng couldn't refuse. It was just a form of address anyway: "Okay, whatever you want."

Actually, when Chuxue first arrived, she wasn't used to calling him "Dad." Since Chunxiao brought it up and her own father didn't object, she had no reason to object.

When Chunxiao saw that her father had responded, she smiled and called out, "Dad."

Although Xiao Changsheng felt a little awkward, he still responded with a "Mm".

Chunxiao probably achieved her goal, and didn't disappoint as before.

Although the meal was simple, the family enjoyed it very much. Chunxiao spoke first: "Dad, when are you going to report to the train station?"

After asking the question, she smiled at him, waiting for his answer.

When she got to school, if her classmates asked, she could proudly tell them: "My dad works at the train station. Let's see who dares to look down on me then."

Xiao Changsheng swallowed the food in his mouth: "I was thinking of resting for another day tomorrow, and then reporting for duty the day after tomorrow. I won't be able to work in the fields to earn work points anymore, so this job can't be delayed."

After saying that, he looked at Lamei and said, "Regarding the household registration book and the grain and oil ration, Dad said..." He thought for a moment, took a deep breath, and continued, "Dad said that once it's done over there, it will be sent over. It's just two days until the 1st, and we can start receiving our rations next month."

Zhao Lamei was a little worried: "We've never dealt with this before, how are we supposed to do it?"

Chu Xue smiled and said, "The process isn't complicated. It's just that you have to queue up early every month when you receive your quota. We can handle that. You can just focus on your pregnancy."

Chunxiao also raised her hand and said, "My second sister is right, we can handle this."

She's so excited right now, she can't stop.

After clearing away the dishes, Chu Xue finally had time to look around the yard. To her surprise, in addition to a separate toilet, there was also a vegetable garden in the backyard, which made things much more convenient: "Dad."

Xiao Changsheng was a little taken aback when she called him "Dad," but Chunxiao nudged him, saying, "My second sister is calling you."

Thinking of something, she playfully shook Xiao Changsheng's arm and said, "You have to get used to us calling you Dad."

Xiao Changsheng laughed and looked at Chu Xue: "What do you want to say?"

Chu Xue pointed to the plot of land: "Let's make some minor modifications. I'd like to build a greenhouse in the backyard later."

Xiao Changsheng was puzzled: "A greenhouse? What's that?"

Chu Xue explained the greenhouse situation to them: "I can't guarantee it will work, but I want to give it a try. If it does work, we can add a few green dishes to the table for Chinese New Year this year."

(End of this chapter)