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

Chapter 917 What the Fu Family Said

After the car had driven a short distance, Fu Yancheng said, "My parents announced to the family this morning that they will separate the household after our wedding and homecoming."

Chu Xue naturally had no objections; after all, it's impossible to avoid bumps and knocks when stirring in the same pot: "Your parents are quite open-minded."

Fu Yancheng laughed and said, "Living alone will reduce a lot of unnecessary trouble. In addition, my second brother and sister-in-law will probably stay in the city after the New Year, which will save her from causing trouble every day."

Chu Xue looked at Fu Yancheng with confusion, after all, this man rarely spoke ill of others: "Why would you say that?"

Fu Yancheng glanced at Chu Xue in the passenger seat: "We'll be living together from now on, so there are some things I need to tell you in advance, so you won't suffer losses because you don't know the situation later."

Back then, my second brother chased after her and went to the countryside. Although my parents had many complaints, he was still their son, so they sent them ten yuan every month for years. But as far as I know, very little of that money was actually used for their own family; most of it was used by my sister-in-law to support her family.

Although this has nothing to do with us, my second sister-in-law is the kind of person who would do anything for her family, so I'm giving you a heads-up so you're aware of the situation.

Chu Xue leaned back and said, "If we really don't get along in the future, then we'll move to the small courtyard in front."

Fu Yancheng nodded: "Yes, that's what I think too."

The reason he didn't suggest moving into the courtyard right away was because he often had to stay at the military base, and he was a little worried about leaving Chuxue alone in that courtyard. If she lived with her parents, they could take care of her if anything happened.

However, since his second brother and sister-in-law were coming back, he didn't want Xue'er to live with them.

He knew that his eldest brother had applied for housing with his work unit. His sister-in-law probably guessed from their conversation that his second brother and sister-in-law were coming back, which is why she applied for housing with her work unit.

Fu Yancheng only escorted them to the front gate: "It's getting late, so I won't go in to say goodbye to your aunt and uncle. I'll come to pick them up earlier tomorrow night."

He opened the trunk and said, "This is a down jacket I asked someone to bring you. Try it on when you get back and see if you like it."

Chu Xue smiled and accepted it: "Thanks, I'll wear it for you tomorrow night."

Fu Yancheng smiled, pulled her into his arms, kissed Chu Xue's forehead, and then quickly let go: "I'll come pick you up tomorrow night." After saying that, he released her and took a step back: "Let's go inside, it's cold outside."

After Chu Xue waved to him, she pushed open the door and entered.

As soon as he entered the courtyard, he saw Xiao's father standing there: "Dad, I'm back."

Mr. Xiao glanced outside, then quickly looked away: "Let's go inside."

The living room lights were still on, clearly indicating that they were waiting specifically for her.

Upon entering the house, Xiao's mother naturally noticed what Chu Xue was holding: "You're back. What's this?"

Chu Xue put the bag on the sofa: "It's a down jacket that Yan Cheng asked someone to bring back for me."

Upon hearing this, Chunxiao stared intently at the bag, her eyes gleaming: "Second Sister, can I try it on?"

Chu Xue gave her a cold look: "Shut up, this dress was bought according to my height, you can't wear it."

Mr. Xiao also glared at his youngest daughter.

Then he looked at Chu Xue: "What did the Fu family say?"

Chu Xue was also a little tired: "Let's meet at the state-run restaurant not far from our house tomorrow night to discuss the wedding date."

Mr. and Mrs. Xiao nodded in unison: "They've put their heart into it."

(End of this chapter)