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

Chapter 945 That woman looks so familiar, like I've seen her somewhere before.

Xiao Wanpeng quickly apologized, saying, "Yes, yes, Mom, you're right. I was just too excited and that's why I said the wrong thing. If I try harder, I might be able to collect all three (repeat, turntable, and radio). Rui Rui will be so happy when she finds out."

Aunt Xiao and her family dared not accept this, after all, they had promised their third son that they would find tickets for him when he returned.

At this moment, Chu Xue spoke up: "Cousin, what tickets do you need? I'll see if I can help."

Xiao Wanpeng glanced at her and used serving chopsticks to put a piece of food on her plate: "Give me a break, your wedding is even earlier than mine, where did you get the ticket?"

Chu Xue ate the food Xiao Wanpeng had put on her plate: "When I got engaged, Fu Yancheng collected the 'three turns and one sound' (referring to a set of three rounds of jewelry, a set of two rounds of jewelry, and a set of three rounds of jewelry) and sent them over. I have some factory reward tickets on hand. Even if it's not what you want, you can exchange it with someone else."

Xiao Wanpeng's eyes lit up immediately: "That's right, what kind of tickets do you have?"

Instead of answering him directly, Chu Xue asked, "What tickets do you need?"

Upon hearing her words, Xiao Wanpeng was certain that Chu Xue probably had more than one ticket: "Then I won't stand on ceremony with you. I'm still missing a sewing ticket."

As he spoke, he rubbed his hands together and said, "If you don't need it, then I won't take it for nothing. I'll give you a discount later."

Chu Xue was amused by his expression: "Forget about the money, Rui Rui is my good friend, consider it my wedding gift to you two."

Hearing Chu Xue's words, Xiao's parents breathed a sigh of relief.

The wedding date for Chu Xue had been set beforehand, but her sister-in-law postponed Wan Peng's wedding to August to consider the bigger picture. It would be a lie to say they weren't touched, since everyone is somewhat superstitious.

Neither family left on New Year's Eve; they stayed with the old man to celebrate the New Year and then rested here. However, there weren't enough rooms, so the younger generation had to stay in separate male and female dormitories. To Chu Xue's surprise, the next morning when she went out with her cousin to set off firecrackers, she ran into Lu Weijun: "What are you doing here?"

Lu Weijun stepped forward and saluted Chu Xue: "Comrade Chu Xue, thank you for saving me that day. If you ever need my help, please don't hesitate to ask, except for illegal things, of course."

Chu Xue waved her hand and said, "It's nothing, don't worry about it. Besides, what you did was a great and respectable thing. I feel honored to be able to help. I think anyone would have done the same."

Lu Weijun had others with him, so he didn't say much: "Then you guys go ahead with your work, I have something to do, so I'll be leaving now."

After walking a long distance, the person following Lu Weijun said, "Weijun, that woman looks familiar, like I've seen her somewhere before."
I must say, that girl is really pretty. I wonder if she has a boyfriend?

As soon as she finished speaking, Lu Weijun slapped her: "Stop thinking nonsense. They're already engaged. Stop having those inappropriate thoughts."

"Hey, wait a minute, Wei Jun, why are you talking so much today? No, no, you're definitely acting strangely today. Oh, you haven't taken a fancy to that girl, have you?"

"No, I'm sure I've seen that girl somewhere before."

Lu Weijun didn't give him a chance to think: "Alright, he's not very bright to begin with, so don't torture him. Didn't you say you had something to say? Lead the way now."

"Okay, okay, I don't want to think about it anymore. Let's hurry up, they've been waiting for a long time."

As they approached the bend, Lu Weijun deliberately turned his head to look in the direction of Chu Xue, a fleeting look of longing flashing in his eyes, but he quickly concealed it.

(End of this chapter)