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

Chapter 951 Fu Yanwei, you have no conscience!
Hearing what Fu's mother said, Hao Yanhong cursed inwardly: What an old hag! It's just a matter of talking, but she has to make a big deal out of it. Is she afraid that her son is doing well or what? I've never seen parents like this.

But what could she say in front of so many people? In anger, she reached out and twisted Fu Yanwei's leg 180 degrees.

Fu Yanwei was about to cry out in pain when he saw his wife glaring at him, so he could only lower his head and endure it.

If he dares to make a sound, not only will his ears suffer when he gets back to his room tonight, but his family will also become a laughing stock of their house.

Fu Yancheng, sitting opposite them, naturally noticed their little interaction, but since it was a matter of mutual consent, he simply pretended not to see it.

Halfway through the meal, Fu's father looked at Fu Yancheng and said, "All in all, your wedding is still three months away. The furniture in the house is all set, but other things haven't been prepared yet. You and Chuxue should discuss when to get everything you need."

At this moment, Madam Fu chimed in, "I've already asked someone to save some quilt covers for you. I prepared some cotton beforehand, and I've already spoken to Quanfu. When the weather gets warmer, we'll make wedding quilts for you. All of you brothers will get the same: one mattress and two quilts. If you want anything else, you'll have to prepare it yourselves. I treat everyone equally."

Of course, if you two prepared it yourselves, others shouldn't be envious.

Fu Yancheng nodded: "I know."

Seeing that her youngest son had no objections, Fu's mother turned to Yanwan: "Xiaowan, your father just arranged a job for your second brother, so he definitely won't be able to arrange for you to return to the city. Since you also have feelings for Ren Jiangfeng, your parents won't object, but it's better to wait until he has settled his own affairs before making any decisions."

Fu Yanwan was someone who listened to advice: "I understand, I'll go back to the farm first thing the day after tomorrow."

Thinking about tomorrow, Fu Yancheng found a suitable opportunity to get closer to Yanwan: "Tomorrow afternoon I'm going to accompany your fourth sister-in-law back to the countryside. Do you want to come with us? We can give you a ride." Fu Yanwan looked conflicted upon hearing this. She wanted to hitch a ride back to the farm with her fourth sister-in-law, but she also wanted to stay at home with her parents for another day: "Let me think about it. I'll tell you tomorrow."

After dinner, Hao Yanhong went back to her room and got angry with Fu Yanwei: "Your parents also said that Yancheng will separate the family after he gets married. But all the brothers in the family except us are dual-income earners. Even if the family separates, what are they afraid of? But what about us? It should be a piece of cake to arrange a temporary worker, but they insist on telling us when they find a suitable one. What does that mean? Do they expect us to pay for it ourselves?"
"I think your parents look down on me. They disliked me from the time we started dating, and even now that Jinze is five years old, they still don't approve of me."

She started crying as she spoke: "They look down on me, isn't it because you're useless? How can Jinze hold its head high in the future?"

Hearing this, Fu Yanwei also became a little angry: "Stop crying. My mother's words may be unpleasant to hear, but they have given us a lot of financial support over the years. What more do you want from them?"

Fu Yanwei finally stood firm for a while.

This made Hao Yanhong forget to cry: "Fu Yanwei, who am I doing this for? I want them to help arrange a job so that my son can have a better life in the future and not have to envy his cousins."

Fu Yanwei, you have no conscience.

Hao Yanhong spoke quite loudly, so Fu's parents and the others naturally heard her.

(End of this chapter)