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

Chapter 899 I was too hasty
Hao Yanhong had many thoughts on this. She figured they would be separating the family soon, and if her mother-in-law and the others didn't take care of things, she would have to spend her own money to tidy up the place later: "I think the fourth son's room is quite nicely tidied up, how about..."

Before she could finish speaking, Fu's mother interrupted her coldly: "Don't even think about the fourth son's wedding room. They put a lot of effort into it. Don't go looking for trouble as soon as you get back."

After saying that, she glared at her second son, thinking to herself that the idea of ​​separating the family after the fourth son got married was the right one.

Hao Yanhong looked at Fu Yanwei and gestured for him to speak.

Fu Yanwei naturally understood what she meant: "Mom, when we go back to the city, we'll be staying there permanently. If we tidy things up a bit, it'll be more comfortable to live there. Besides, my eldest brother, third brother, and fourth brother have all prepared their wedding rooms, so I can't be an exception. What do you think?"

Everyone present understood the couple's little scheme, but Fu Yanwei's words were not wrong.

To keep his ears quiet in the future, Mr. Fu said, "Alright, I'll do a simple tidying up for you after the New Year, but that's limited to making the house bright white and painting the doors and windows. You can buy the other things yourself, since Xue gave you money back then."

Upon hearing this, Fu Yanwei and his wife looked very displeased.

It's true that they gave money, but that money has long been spent, but they dare not say so.

He quickly changed the subject: "Dad, when will we get definite news about my job?"

Mr. Fu said irritably, "Didn't I tell you, we'll definitely settle things before the family division?"

Hao Yanhong looked at Fu's mother: "Mom, has the wedding date for the fourth son been set yet?"

Fu's mother didn't want to pay attention to her, but seeing that everyone was looking at her, she said, "We had previously discussed looking for a date after Chuxue's birthday. Your father and I checked the calendar, and May Day is a good one."

Upon hearing that it was May Day, the third daughter-in-law, Zhang Yurong, laughed and said, "If we really have a good relationship that day, we won't even need to ask for leave."

Before she could finish speaking, Fu Yanhong nudged her with his elbow: "What are you saying? We don't need to invite anyone on the wedding day, but we still need to prepare things at home the day before." Zhang Yurong smiled sheepishly: "I had forgotten about that."

Her eyes darted around: "But now everyone's advocating against extravagance and waste, so what then?"

Madam Fu couldn't stand it anymore; everyone had their own agenda. "I'll stick to the standard you set back then. If the fourth son has any ideas, he can add more. Just like the betrothal gifts, we give the same amount. If there's anything extra, he can figure out how to make it up himself."

After saying that, he glanced at his sons and daughters-in-law.

The eldest brother, Fu Yanming, spoke first: "Mom, we have no objection. You told us brothers about this a long time ago."

The second son, Fu Yanwei, and the third son, Fu Yanhong, also quickly followed suit and expressed their opinions.

Seeing the awkwardness on her two sisters-in-law's faces, the eldest daughter-in-law, Guo Wenjing, almost burst out laughing. They really weren't satisfied with taking advantage of each other. Now, let's see what they can say next.

Just then, Fu Yancheng strode in.
When Fu's mother saw her fourth son return, she asked, "Are you staying in the city or going back to the army tomorrow?"

Fu Yancheng glanced at the people in the room: "I'm in the city tomorrow, but I have something to take care of. What's up?"

Madam Fu looked at her husband and said, "While he's in the city, why don't we go to the Xiao family together tomorrow night to set the wedding date? That way, we can make preparations in advance."

Mr. Fu had no objection, but Fu Yancheng said, "I'll go over there first thing tomorrow morning and discuss it with them before making a decision."

Madam Fu thought about it and realized that she should have called ahead to see if the other party had time; she had been too hasty.

(End of this chapter)