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

Chapter 326 Borrow

Gao Lan's face showed her surprise—her husband was actually washing the dishes in her sister-in-law's house.

Moreover, judging from Qin Wenze's younger brother's skillful movements, which showed no signs of unfamiliarity, he had obviously done this job a lot.

On the other hand, she didn't touch her younger siblings at all, not even trying to stop them or pretend to.

Therefore, she was quite used to Qin Wenhuo doing these housework.

If I remember correctly, Qin Wenze said his brother was a regimental commander.

Good heavens, a regimental commander actually does housework—some of her beliefs are crumbling.

Just then, Fu Mingxue walked casually to the refrigerator.

After opening it, they gave me four bottles of soda.

One bottle per person.

Gao Lan quickly thanked her, then added, "Children shouldn't drink cold drinks; Qiaoqiao's stomach wasn't feeling well yesterday!"

Upon hearing that the child had an upset stomach, Fu Mingxue immediately took the drink away, saying, "Qiaoqiao can't drink this. Auntie will give you a toy to play with. Wait a moment."

She went back into the house and took out two tin frogs from the empty space.

There were originally only two, but they were both given to the twins in the family.

Who knew that she was doing a task while reading on the train, and she actually got two more, like she was doing wholesale.

Since it's useless to leave it there, it's perfect to give it to these two kids.

She hadn't had time to buy gifts for the two children either.

Then, I took out some pastries and candies as a reward from my spatial storage and put them on a plate.

They took it out.

"Here, you two each take one of these."

Give those two tin frogs to the two children.

Sure enough, children of this age can't resist toys.

Especially the boys, even though Qin Wenhuo's seven-year-old nephew was a bit more mature and didn't talk much, his bright eyes showed his fondness for the tin frog.

"Sister-in-law, why does this look bigger than the ones they sell?" Qin Wenze felt it was very different from the ones he had seen before. Fu Mingxue casually made up an excuse: "A friend gave me a few, I don't know why they're so big, maybe it's some kind of hidden edition!"

"Thank you, Auntie," the two children said in unison.

Fu Mingxue patted the little girl's head. "You're welcome! I'm glad you like it."

Both children said they liked it very much.

Qin Wenze started talking about work, "I heard your sister-in-law's project was a success, congratulations!"

"It's all thanks to the whole team." Fu Mingxue didn't take credit for it.

After all, she designed the entire engine blueprints and was the chief engineer. But without the researchers in the team working day and night, how could they have succeeded so quickly?

She absolutely cannot do this by herself alone.

Don't underestimate the engine; from its exterior materials to its internal power, it represents everyone's hard work and dedication.

Furthermore, the skills of the craftsmen who make the finished products are also indispensable.

At this moment, Qin Wenze spoke up again, "Sister-in-law, do you still have your old college entrance exam review materials? Your sister-in-law took the exam twice and failed both times. I was thinking if you have your review materials, I could borrow them."

Upon hearing this, Fu Mingxue knew that this was the purpose of their visit.

Looking apologetic, he said, "I didn't bring my study materials. Some of them were taken by my neighbors back in my hometown."

This is a fact.

She didn't have many review materials to begin with.

After the exam, some of them were taken away by someone.

Moreover, she didn't take it with her when she left.

"It's a pity I don't have time, otherwise I could have tidied up my sister-in-law's clothes again."

That statement effectively shut down the argument.

She simply doesn't have time to highlight important points for others.

Of course, I admire Gao Lan's dedication to learning.

(End of this chapter)