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

Chapter 1547 My Wife is So Smart

Chapter 1547 My Wife is So Smart

Fu's mother stayed in the family compound for five days. When she left, she kept telling Chuxue, "If Aunt Wei is too busy, just have Yancheng call me and I'll ask for leave again."

Taking good care of yourself during your postpartum period is very important. If you can't keep up with the diaper changes, please don't try to do it yourself. Wait for Yancheng to come back and do it, okay?

To be honest, Chu Xue didn't expect her mother-in-law to be so thoughtful: "Mom, I remember, don't worry."

Hearing this, Aunt Wei repeatedly said, "Sister, even if you're really too busy, Wenbin can lend a hand, so don't worry."

Fu's mother looked at Wei's mother gratefully: "Old sister, then I'll entrust my daughter-in-law and grandchildren to you. If Yancheng is home, just tell him what to do. Don't tire yourself out."

She had noticed these past few days that Aunt Wei was really dedicated, and Wenbin was also a perceptive boy who never idled away his time when he came back. Most importantly, he would go to collect firewood with the children in the family compound in the afternoon, which made her feel sorry for him and genuinely wanted to be good to him.

I've gotten along very well with the Wei family these past few days, which is truly reassuring.

After Madam Fu left, Aunt Wei took even better care of Chu Xue's mother and the others.

With three children to feed at once, Aunt Wei went to great lengths to nourish Chuxue, fearing that she wouldn't be able to provide enough milk for all three.

After his mother left, Fu Yancheng was worried that Chu Xue would be too busy, so he applied for leave from his superiors. He wanted to rest for a few more days, but his superiors only approved ten days.

Chu Xue had just finished feeding the three little ones when she heard Fu Yancheng's voice coming from the yard: "Aunt Wei, I went to the village to exchange for a chicken. I'll stew half of it for my wife at noon."

Aunt Wei chuckled and accepted it: "Okay, I'll get it ready in a bit, there's plenty of time."

A moment later, footsteps were heard coming into the house. When Fu Yancheng came in, he asked, "Why are you back at this hour?" Fu Yancheng looked at the three little ones who had eaten and drunk their fill, then leaned over to Chuxue and kissed her on the cheek. "I went on a business trip to the military farm today. On the way back, I traded a chicken with some villagers. I was thinking of bringing it back early so you could have chicken soup for lunch."

Chu Xue said coquettishly, "It's not time for the end of training yet, aren't you afraid someone will tattle on you?"

Fu Yancheng raised his hand and pinched the tip of her nose: "Your man will never leave any handle for others to use against you. I came back with a mission, which is official business. Sending the chicken was just a side thing."

After hearing his words, Chu Xue guessed something: "What mission? It's not about the greenhouse, is it?"

Fu Yancheng smiled indulgently: "My wife is so smart."

Chu Xue rolled her eyes at him: "You just said you went to the farm, so naturally I'm thinking about the greenhouses. How does that relate to being smart? You really have a biased view of things."

Before she could finish speaking, Fu Yancheng leaned over and kissed her on the cheek again.

Chu Xue raised her hand to hit him, but he dodged very quickly: "What do you mean it has nothing to do with me? My wife is smart enough, why would I need to bring it up?"

"Honey, let's get down to business. The people looking after the greenhouse say the plastic film is covered in water droplets, and the dripping water will cause the leaves and stems to rot. Is there any way to deal with this?"

Chu Xue frowned slightly: "Didn't we send people to learn about greenhouse cultivation? Don't they have any solutions over there?"

Fu Yancheng shook his head and said, "I asked them, but they didn't have any good solutions. They said they could only rely on ventilation during the day and raising the temperature appropriately. But it's cold outside, so they can't keep the vents open all the time except when the sun is at noon."

"Wife, do you have any ideas?"

(End of this chapter)