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

Chapter 1800 Big Sister, You're So Lucky!

Chapter 1800 Big Sister, You're So Lucky!

Other things were one thing, but she never expected that Fu's mother would talk to her about Ding Runlan.

In fact, Fu Yancheng had already told her that he and Ding Runlan had no relationship at all; it was just something Ding Runlan deliberately created to mislead people.

When he first discovered it, he didn't explain. He assumed she was having a bad time at his uncle's house and wanted to bully him, so he let her be. He thought it would be a good thing if he could help her out.

He never expected that this indulgence would lead to such a complete misunderstanding. No matter how he explained, people were still prejudiced. So he simply stopped having any contact with Ding Runlan, which finally calmed things down.

Later, when Ding Runlan saw that there was no hope, she turned to other people.

The reason why Fu's mother brought this up specifically was that she didn't want it to cause any discord between the couple, and she wanted Chuxue to be mentally prepared in advance.

After having lunch there, Mrs. Fu prepared to leave.

Since they made a special trip, Chuxue naturally had to say, "Mom, it's cold, put this scarf on."

Looking at the ginger-yellow scarf in front of her, Fu's mother reached out and touched it: "Such a nice scarf, you can keep it. I have one at home, but I didn't wear it today."

Chu Xue smiled and helped her wrap it up: "This was originally prepared for you, but I just haven't delivered it yet."

As she spoke, she took out another navy blue one from the cloth bag: "This one is for Dad. You can take it back with you, and I won't have to make another trip."

Le Bao looked up, clapped her little hands, and laughed, "Grandma, beautiful!"

Her shout startled Fu Bao and Kang Bao, who were playing with building blocks over there, and they both looked up.

Fu Bao put down the building blocks in her hand: "Grandma, Mom also knitted scarves for us, they're so warm."

Kang Bao got off the ground, ran into the house, and brought out all three of their scarves: "They look good."

When Fu's mother looked down, she saw what Le Bao was holding in her arms: "Oh my, it really is! This red one is definitely Le Bao's, and these two light yellow ones are Fu Bao and Kang Bao's, right?"

Kang Bao looked up and laughed, "Yes." His little face was full of pride.

After praising them for a while, Madam Fu reluctantly hugged this one and touched that one, saying, "Grandma will go back now and come to see you again in a few days."

Chu Xue smiled and said, "You'll see Yan Jing in a few days when she gets engaged, no need to wait any longer."

She didn't let the younger children go out. She took the umbrella and escorted them to the bus stop. After watching them get on the bus, she said, "Mom, take this umbrella. You can use it when you get off. The snow is getting heavy now, or you'll be covered in snow by the time you get home."

Fu's mother didn't want to take it, but Chu Xue insisted on putting it in her hand: "There are still some at home, so you can take this one."

She wasn't lying; she bought quite a lot when she went south last time.

Madam Fu had no choice but to take it: "Alright, it's cold outside, you should go back quickly."

As soon as the car door closed, Fu's mother found a seat and sat down, waving to the first snow outside the car.

Someone laughed and said, "Your daughter is quite thoughtful; she even knew to bring an umbrella to see you off."

A smile played on Fu's mother's lips, a hint of arrogance flashing across her face: "You're mistaken, that's my fourth daughter-in-law."

The middle-aged woman who had spoken to her paused for a moment, then laughed: "Your daughter-in-law? You're so lucky, sister."

Mrs. Fu smiled and replied, "Yes, that's truly a blessing."

However, she didn't continue to brag to others. After all, she wasn't familiar with these people, and some things were best kept to herself. There was no need to tell everyone about them, such as the triplets.

I had barely gotten into the car when I started thinking about my three little ones again.

(End of this chapter)