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

Chapter 846 Giving her a profound lesson

Chu Xue handed the ticket in her hand to Xiao's mother: "Since Chunxiao dared to go out and talk nonsense, she has to bear the consequences. Don't change her cotton-padded clothes this winter. She's always worn them like that anyway. I believe she's so helpful that she won't have any objections."

As she said this, she stared directly into Xiao's mother's eyes, her purpose self-evident.

Xiao's mother knew that she was giving her a hint: if she dared to share the cotton with Chunxiao, she would never be able to get Chunxiao to bring good things home again.

Chu Xue didn't say it explicitly, but Xiao's mother understood what she meant.

He sighed inwardly, thinking that his little girl had brought this upon herself, and that his second son wanted to teach her a lesson. So he nodded and said, "I understand."

When Chunxiao returned and learned that her cotton ration had been given away by her second sister, she immediately became anxious: "Second sister, you know perfectly well that my winter cotton-padded trousers are already too short. Mom said that this year, with the cotton, we'll not only make them thicker, but she'll also help me add another leg. But you gave away my cotton, what am I going to do?"

"Since you can't control your mouth, you have to bear the consequences. You should use your share to help others. This is not what you've always wanted to do, so why are you so angry?"

Chunxiao was no longer a child, so she naturally heard the sarcasm in her second sister's words: "It was Mom who told me that if it wasn't enough, I could find someone to get some more, so I got carried away and blurted it out."

Chu Xue ignored what she was saying and turned to look at her mother.

This made Xiao's mother quite embarrassed: "Um, I didn't expect Chunxiao."

She couldn't continue, admitting it was indeed her oversight: "Just do as you said before."

Chunxiao was really anxious now: "Mom, we have to go back to the compound to celebrate the New Year with Grandpa, Aunt, and Uncle's family. If I'm dressed shabbily then, you won't be proud of me, will you?"

The first snow not only wanted to teach spring a lesson, but also to teach her family a lesson.

Whoever makes a mistake should take responsibility. If Xiao's mother gives the cotton to Chunxiao, then she will bear the responsibility herself. She just needs to keep her own share: "Mom, separate my sister's share. I'm off tomorrow, so I can take it to her." Xiao's mother felt guilty and didn't say much. She took out two jin: "Also, take some of our pickled vegetables, preserved vegetables, and kimchi for your sister. I'll cut them up for her so she can eat them by herself in the house."

First Snow nodded: "Okay."

After saying that, she went straight back to her room.

As for whether Xiao's mother will succumb to Chunxiao's relentless pursuit, that's their business.

The next day, Chu Xue set off from home and first went to her aunt's house, bringing some kimchi and pickles made by her mother. She also took a fish out of her space, hoping that the fish produced in her space would be good for her aunt's health.

They lived in a large courtyard with six households. When Chuxue came in, they asked, "Miss, who are you looking for?"

Chu Xue recognized the man as an old man, whom she hadn't seen before when she came here last time: "Sir, I'm going to the Qiu family in the second courtyard. I'm Xiao Nianchun's niece."

"Oh, you're a relative of the Qiu family."

As Chu Xue spoke, she walked inside. She had already sensed that everyone's eyes were on the fish in her hands. There was nothing she could do; that's how it is these days. Supply is scarce, and it's not easy to get a good meal.

As soon as she entered the second courtyard, Qiu Jinzhou saw her: "Chu Xue, you're here?"

Chu Xue held up the fish in her hand: "I got a fish, so I brought it over to help my aunt recover."

Qiu Jinzhou felt a little embarrassed, after all, his second sister-in-law was pregnant and needed to nourish her body, but it was really not easy to get some nutritious supplies these days, so he could only say shamelessly, "You've really gone to a lot of trouble."

(End of this chapter)