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

Chapter 836 No matter what, this is what he owes his second brother.

Hearing her daughter's words, Zhang Haitang said, "That's what I think too. If your uncle can really be ruthless this time, your aunt will have less to worry about in the future."

Xiao Wanxia looked at her father: "Where is my grandfather?"

Xiao Changjiang glanced at Fu Yancheng before saying, "Knowing that you sent the two children to the compound, he was a little worried. After leaving the police station, Yancheng had the driver take him back to the compound first."

After chatting for a few more minutes, Xiao Changjiang said, "It's getting late. I'll stay; you can all go back."

Chu Xue then spoke up, "Uncle, I'll stay here with Aunt tonight. You and Aunt go back to rest. My cousin still has children to take care of, so she'll go with you. Don't rush this; it's settled then."

After saying that, she looked at Fu Yancheng and said, "Could you ride my bicycle and deliver a message home for me, and bring the basket back with you?"

Fu Yancheng did not refute, and nodded, saying, "Okay."

Xiao Changjiang looked at his clothes and, not wanting his niece to feel like they were treating her like an outsider, and considering that what his niece said was indeed true, nodded and said, "Okay, thank you for your hard work tonight, Chuxue. I'll come over first thing tomorrow morning."

After they went into the ward to see Xiao Nianchun sleeping soundly, they left the ward together.

On the other side, Qiu Jinzhou, with a cold face, dragged his mother back to the village.

When Qiu's mother saw that her second son was serious, she became scared and realized that she had been too reckless.

When she got home, she had no idea how angry her father would be: "Jinzhou, I was too impulsive before. I didn't really want to cut ties with you. I was just confused. Don't take it to heart."

Qiu Jinzhou remained unmoved and walked straight into the village towards his home.

When Mr. Qiu saw the two returning in the dark, he was stunned for a moment: "Why are you back so late?" Mrs. Qiu looked regretful, but didn't know how to say it.

Seeing that neither of them spoke, Qiu's father felt a pang of anxiety: "What happened?"

Qiu Jinzhou thought of his wife, who was still in the hospital: "My mother said she wanted to sever ties with me, and I agreed."

Mr. Qiu's eyes widened: "What?"

Qiu Jinzhou recounted the whole story: "Last time, my sister-in-law harmed my little girl in order to get milk for her son. You said my brother was unaware of it, but that was a mistake my sister-in-law made because she was not thinking clearly. I hope you won't cause any rift between my brother and I agreed through gritted teeth."

But this time, in order to protect my older brother, my mother actually knelt down in front of so many people. When one plan failed, she resorted to threatening me, and finally said that she would sever ties with me.

"I'm also your son. My mother is so biased towards my eldest brother. Has she ever thought about my feelings? Has she ever felt sorry for the two children I lost because of the first wife? Has she ever thought about whether my wife can handle it? Has she ever thought about whether my in-laws will blame me?"

After hearing the whole story, and seeing his second son's expression, Mr. Qiu felt a pang of pain in his heart.

He knows his second son too well; this time, he's probably really going to lose him.

It was clearly agreed that the old woman's trip to the city was to ease the tension between her two sons, but who would have thought it would turn out like this? He couldn't help but blame his wife: "What did I tell you when you left? How did things end up like this?"

Upon hearing this, Qiu's mother sat down on the ground, tears streaming down her face, and said, "Who could have imagined that such a thing would happen? Who could have imagined that the Wu family's old woman would be so easily instigated by someone for such a petty gain, and do such a harmful thing? They are both my flesh and blood, what can I do?"

No matter how much Qiu's mother cried and made a fuss, Qiu's father finally made the decision and gave in to his son Qiu Jinzhou's wishes. After all, the eldest son had married such a wife, and no matter what, this was something he owed to the second son.

(End of this chapter)