novelraw Chapter 1813 Your uncle is right, we can't take this job for nothing.
Chapter 1813 Your uncle is right, we can't take this job for nothing.
Chapter 1813 Your uncle is right, we can't take this job for nothing.
Aunt Fu also realized what was happening and looked at Chu Xue, agreeing, "Your uncle is right, we can't take this job for nothing."
Chu Xue wanted to refuse, but Uncle Fu interrupted her: "Chu Xue, we appreciate your favor, but this is no small matter. We'll pay 800 for this job, that's fine."
Uncle Fu's words were actually somewhat pointed.
Fu Yancheng replied, "Alright, then we'll listen to Uncle and Aunt."
As he spoke, he secretly squeezed Chuxue's hand.
Aunt Fu went inside and took out eight hundred yuan, handing it to Chu Xue: "Keep this money. Thank you so much, Aunt Fu. You've really helped us resolve a major concern."
The moment Chu Xue took the money, she felt a gaze upon her.
She followed the gaze and saw her cousin-in-law staring at her with fiery eyes, or more precisely, at the money in her hand.
Fu Yancheng looked over at this moment and asked directly, "Sister-in-law, what's wrong?"
Fu Yancheng said it on purpose, that the money was given by his aunt and uncle, not asked for by them, and that his wife meant well, but now she's gotten herself into trouble.
Chu Xue could understand her sister-in-law's feelings, but it was the couple who hadn't thought things through; they should have discussed this in private.
Fu Yancheng's words allowed everyone to see Ruan Simin's expression before she could retract them.
Fu Yankun, who was standing nearby, pulled his wife aside and said, "Are you getting too excited?"
Ruan Simin was pulled back to her senses by her husband and said somewhat awkwardly, "I was just too surprised, that's why I acted like that, I didn't mean anything by it."
Of course she was unhappy. That was eight hundred yuan! Although eight hundred wasn't much for a regular job these days, her most hated sister-in-law was getting married, and she didn't need to pay that eight hundred. Besides, jobs were hard to find these days, and her younger brother was still unemployed. Her fourth sister-in-law was really something; why give such a good job to that scoundrel, Fu Yanjing?
Fu Yancheng didn't care what his cousin-in-law was thinking: "Your cousin-in-law's reaction doesn't seem like surprise."
Uncle Fu's expression was also not good. He knew that the Ruan family had come to his son and daughter-in-law many times, wanting them to find a job for their youngest son: "Yan Kun, keep your wife in check. This job was arranged by the family beforehand. You can have your opinions, but you have to bear with it."
Fu Yancheng and Chu Xue didn't want to get involved in their uncle's family affairs, so they made an excuse to go home and be with their children and hurriedly left their uncle's house.
Yan Jing saw the two of them to the door before turning around and going inside.
As soon as she entered the house, her sister-in-law stood up and said, "Mom and Dad, can this job be given to my younger brother? Anyway, Yanjing is getting married soon, and my brother-in-law has a good job. He won't be unable to support his wife."
Uncle Fu's face immediately darkened: "Fu Yankun, is that what you mean too?"
Even if Fu Yankun thought that way, he would never dare to admit it at this time: "Dad, don't wrong me, how could I dare to think that way?"
Uncle Fu's expression softened slightly upon hearing his son's words. He had one son and three daughters, and his daughter-in-law thought that they would have to rely on them for their old age, so she tried to control them in everything.
I can let small things happen on ordinary days, but something as important as work is absolutely unacceptable.
The youngest daughter didn't have to go to the countryside. After all, the third daughter, Yanzi, had already gone to the countryside, and it was because her eldest daughter-in-law was always criticizing her indirectly and giving her attitude. The youngest daughter couldn't stand it, so she signed up to go to the countryside as soon as she graduated.
(End of this chapter)