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

Chapter 840 But she just wouldn't let them have their way.

Zhao Lulu also has a fiery temper: "It was my mother who apologized to you, not me. Besides, when Su Bei called earlier, I was right behind you and heard it clearly. The people in the army made my own mother pay a lot of money to Du Juan. You don't need to keep bringing up my mother in the future."

Jiang Suqing never expected her adopted daughter, whom she had carefully raised for so many years, to speak to her like that: "What do you mean by that? Are you trying to sever ties with me?"

Zhao Lulu didn't have Du Juan's courage. After all, she was nothing without the Wang family now, and she didn't dare to think about the consequences if no one protected her: "Mom, I was too emotional just now. I absolutely did not mean to sever ties with you."

Originally, her husband had already made arrangements with the Qiao family, but Zhao Lulu's actions made her afraid that things would backfire: "Lulu, ask yourself honestly, how have I treated you all these years? Although the Qiao family's son isn't very bright, he's not really stupid. Besides, the Qiao family only has one son. Once you marry into the family, they'll all have to pamper you. I definitely won't harm you."

Now that Dujuan has come looking for you, staying in the Wang family is indeed a bit awkward. With your current reputation, it will be difficult for you to marry into a good family. In comparison, the Qiao family is the best choice right now. Think about it carefully.”

Zhao Lulu understood that since her family returned the pension and subsidies that belonged to Zhao Dujuan, their lives had indeed become much more difficult. Moreover, her stepfather's outward kindness towards her had disappeared. If the Qiao family were easy to get along with, it would actually be a good place for her, but she was just unwilling to accept it.

But she also knew that she probably couldn't hold out for long and would eventually have to agree, unless she wanted to leave Beijing and go back to her biological parents in northern Jiangsu. But she didn't need to ask to know what the situation was like in northern Jiangsu.

On this day, Chu Xue received a call from Han Huaiming while she was at work: "Hello, who is this?"

"Hello, First Snow, I am Han Huaiming."

Chu Xue was a little puzzled when she heard the name: "What do you want from me?"

Han Huaiming took a deep breath: "It's like this, a few days ago I received a call from the Liu family." Before he could finish speaking, Chu Xue interrupted him: "You didn't call to plead for them, did you?"

After a brief pause, she said in an unfriendly tone, "If you want to plead for mercy, then don't bother. Don't forget that you are their biological son. You stole my father's identity and live a life of comfort, while my father suffers in the countryside for you. Don't say that you were an innocent baby back then. You are the beneficiary, so please don't talk like you're not in their shoes."

Han Huaiming made this call hoping that Chu Xue could help persuade Xiao Shengli. He offered to pay compensation on behalf of the Liu family so that Xiao Changsheng would write a letter of understanding out of consideration for the Liu family's support.

Although it's impossible to release them immediately, at least we can reduce their sentences by a few years, which would make everyone happy. But unexpectedly, he failed before he could even get started, and this little girl directly slapped him in the face.

Fu Yancheng had told her a few days ago that the Liu family had called Haishi, so Chuxue naturally guessed what the Liu family wanted to do.
But she wouldn't let them have their way.

She knew exactly what kind of people the Liu family were; even if they were thousands of miles apart, they would definitely use this incident to rip Han Huaiming off.

Han Huaiming thought that he could rest easy after compensating his father and hiding in Haishi.

dream?

He needed to experience firsthand the unreasonableness of the Liu family.

(End of this chapter)