novelraw Chapter 1530 That's your child, not our responsibility.
Chapter 1530 That's your child, not our responsibility.
Chapter 1530 That's your child, not our responsibility.
Chu Xue didn't even need to unleash her spiritual power; she could tell who was standing outside the door just by smelling them. After speaking to Fu Yancheng with her lips, she lay down.
Even if she is in good health, she had just given birth today and had just breastfed three children, so she was indeed a bit tired.
Madam Fu stayed by her grandchildren's side without moving, but her gaze followed Fu Yancheng as he opened the door.
Fu Yancheng looked at the woman standing outside the door with a stern face: "What is it?"
His tone was very unfriendly.
The woman flinched, took a step back, and stammered, "Comrade Deputy Regiment Commander Fu, could you... could you lend me some more milk powder?"
Fu Yancheng's voice turned several degrees colder: "No."
The woman clearly hadn't expected Fu Yancheng to refuse so directly: "Um, I..."
Before she could finish speaking, Fu Yancheng said coldly, "I told you before that this is the last time. My wife gave birth to triplets, and there isn't enough formula for them. Sharing it with you once is already for the sake of the children. If you take any further liberties, that's unacceptable. They are your children, not our responsibility."
After saying that, he closed the door.
Before long, the old lady's cursing voice came from the next ward: "You useless thing, you can't even borrow some milk powder, what use are you?"
For some reason, the woman retorted, "If you can, then go borrow it yourself."
The old lady was furious at these words: "That's your daughter, not mine. You could have just found a midwife at home, but you insisted on making a scene and coming to the hospital to give birth. Now you want me to borrow milk for her? How dare you?"
“If I weren’t hungry, I wouldn’t have enough milk. She’s your own granddaughter. How could you be so heartless?”
"You make it sound nice. You spent so much money to give birth in the hospital, and you still want to eat well? What are you dreaming of? Those triplets gave birth in no time, but you lingered in there all day, and the doctor won't even let you leave. The little money you brought with you won't last long."
The woman didn't want to argue with the old lady anymore. After all, she could smell the smell of food on the old lady when she came back from outside. Who told her to be so unlucky as to marry such an irresponsible man?
The old lady noticed that she was staring at her and said somewhat guiltily, "Don't blame your family. They really don't have the means. It's not that your husband doesn't care about you, but he has to go back and borrow an oxcart. He can't let you walk back tomorrow."
After saying that, the old lady stopped paying attention to her daughter-in-law and leaned against the wall, closing her eyes.
He forced his daughter-in-law to borrow milk powder from next door again, hoping that if she actually managed to borrow it, she could benefit from it.
She couldn't get baby formula for her own daughter, so she can't blame anyone else.
Seeing her mother-in-law like this, the woman gritted her teeth in anger. She glanced at her daughter, who was like a kitten, and clenched her fist so tightly that she didn't even feel the pain of her fingernails digging into her palm.
Suddenly, she stared intently at the shared wall in the next ward. Why should her daughter have to live such a miserable life?
Thinking of something, she stopped rushing to bed and stared at her daughter with her eyes closed for a long time before turning around and leaving the ward.
Hearing the commotion, the old lady cursed under her breath at the departing figure before climbing into bed.
He didn't care what would happen when his daughter-in-law came back, nor did he care that his daughter-in-law had just given birth. He just went out into the corridor and pulled the blanket over himself.
When the woman entered the ward, she saw that her mother-in-law had already taken her bed. Instead of being upset, she breathed a sigh of relief.
(End of this chapter)