Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 263 Worry
Looking at this huge pile of things, Madam Fu had no choice but to accept it.

What she really wanted to say was that although she didn't go to town to buy vegetables and meat often, her daughter Mingxue had a good colleague.

That helpful colleague also had many connections; he would buy meat, refined flour, and rice for me every few days.

Their family has never stopped.

The lunch was very plentiful.

In the afternoon, Sister Cai still went to the hospital.

However, she brought good news—Hao Rong's son's high fever had subsided.

……

Because Fu Mingxue left in a hurry, she didn't send a message home.

Qin's mother had originally planned to leave the next day, so she waited until a little later.

It was already 11 o'clock, and her youngest daughter-in-law still hadn't returned.

Do you work overtime this late every day?
This is too much work!

I wanted to wait a little longer, but I couldn't resist the drowsiness and fell asleep.

The next day, both families got up very early.

However, Qin Wenshu got up even earlier than them today.

"Auntie, didn't my sister-in-law come home yesterday? Her bicycle isn't here."

Qin Wenshu originally planned to get up early so he could ride his bicycle to the hospital first and come back before his sister-in-law went to work.

But to his surprise, he didn't see the bicycle in the yard.

My sister-in-law can't possibly go to work before dawn, can she?

Upon hearing his words, the two in-laws looked towards the spot in the yard where the bicycle had been parked—and sure enough, the bicycle was gone.

Fu's mother had never seen her daughter work overtime all night without coming home.

Upon seeing this, she became somewhat anxious.

He immediately went to knock on Fu Mingxue's door, "Mingxue—"

With a powerful slap, the door opened directly.

When Madam Fu saw that the blankets on the bed were still neatly folded, indicating that no one had slept there, and that the room was empty, she immediately became anxious, "This child really didn't come back last night!"

Could something have happened?

Qin's mother also glanced into the room—it certainly looked like no one was living there.

"My dear in-law, don't worry, it's probably because the factory had a last-minute task and you had to work overtime."

That's what Fu's mother thought, but she was still a little anxious inside.

What if it's not overtime?
A young girl, walking home late at night, who knows if she fell or got hurt on the way?

"In that case, let the clerk take a look."

"No need. Aren't your trains at eight? You need to hurry, or you'll miss it. Mingxue should still be at the factory—that kid, working overtime and not coming back without even saying a word."

Fu's mother wasn't really complaining; she was just worried.

Qin's mother immediately said, "Mingxue is at work, and no one else in our compound works at her factory. She can't send someone to pass on a message—"

Her words reminded Fu's mother—even if no one could pass on a message, they could still make a phone call, right?
The military has telephones, and her factory also has telephones.

However, he quickly rejected the idea.

If I'm working overtime until dawn, I can't just make phone calls, can I?
It's not good to bother others in the middle of the night.

"As long as she's at the factory, that's fine."

“Clerk, go ask your sister-in-law at her factory.”

"Okay." Qin Wenshu also thought it was acceptable.

If they're still there, then everything's fine.

He pushed the tricycle and walked out.

Madam Fu originally wanted to say that she didn't need to go, but she was really worried about her daughter, so she also instructed her, "Shuwu, go and come back as soon as possible, don't be late for the train."

"Auntie, there's still time, it's only 5:30!" Qin Wenshu got on his tricycle and rode away.

Qin's mother planned to help make breakfast first.

Madam Fu was somewhat unsettled.

She was thinking, even if it's overtime—it's already dawn, shouldn't I go home by now?
(End of this chapter)