Chapter 1467: Each Has Their Own Fate; You Can't Force Even a Bit

Guo Yueliang stayed with Liu Chuxue for another half day, and the two chatted a great deal.

Seeing her in much better spirits, Liu Chuxue offered a piece of advice as she left: "Liangliang, listen to my advice; it's better to lay everything out face-to-face, even if it's a breakup."

Guo Yueliang knew she meant well and nodded lightly, saying, "Alright, I'll listen to you."

After seeing Guo Yueliang off, Liu Chuxue prepared quite a bit of seed cotton in the space, planning to go to Bai Lian Village to find the cotton carder and have them card the cotton batting for quilts.

As she walked out, many people greeted her: "Sister-in-law, are you going out?"

Liu Chuxue smiled and replied, "Yes, just going out for a stroll."

Experienced military wives would also casually remind her: "You should go out for a stroll more often when you have time; it'll make childbirth smoother later on."

"Right, right, right, that's the word of experience."

Liu Chuxue walked out of the dependents' compound and strolled toward Bai Lian Village in the direction of Baifu Village.

Once she reached a deserted place and confirmed it was safe, she pushed the bicycle out of the space; the seed cotton she had prepared was tied to the back of the bike.

Fortunately, the family that carded cotton was right at the village entrance, and without her even asking, a large sign stood before their gate reading "Cotton Carding Inside the Courtyard."

Seeing her push the bike in, a woman in the yard quickly got up to welcome her: "Oh my goodness, how dare you, pushing so much stuff here while pregnant!"

Saying this, she hurriedly took the bicycle from Liu Chuxue's hands: "Let me, let me."

The auntie had a very straightforward nature: "Comrade, what is this?"

Liu Chuxue pointed to the sack tied to the back seat of the bicycle: "Auntie, this is autumn seed cotton; I'd like you to help process it and card a few quilts."

Hearing this, the auntie's face lit up with joy, after all, processing seed cotton meant extra income for them: "Comrade, rest assured, my old man and I will definitely make you satisfied."

Liu Chuxue specified the required sizes.

Looking at the seed cotton in the sack, the auntie couldn't help but say with concern: "Using this new cotton for a child's quilt?"

Fearing Liu Chuxue might misunderstand, she quickly explained: "I don't mean anything else; I just thought the child is so small, they'll inevitably soil themselves..."

She felt too embarrassed to say the rest.

Liu Chuxue knew the woman meant well: "Auntie, thank you for telling me all this."

The auntie thought of something and slapped her own forehead: "Heavens, look at me, really talking too much; you're newlyweds with your first child, if there are no older siblings' used ones, of course you'd have to make new ones."

After agreeing on the price first, the auntie weighed the seed cotton in the sack: "I'll go call my old man back in a moment; just come to pick it up the day after tomorrow."

Having finished speaking, she glanced at Liu Chuxue: "Are you from the military dependents' compound over there?"

There was nothing to hide about this, so Liu Chuxue nodded and said, "Yes."

The auntie said with envy: "Only officers' families can move with the army; marrying into the dependents' compound means a top-notch life. Before, I wanted to find a promoted officer in the army for my daughter, but she didn't have that good fortune and could only marry into the village in the end."

Liu Chuxue couldn't respond to this, so she could only smile and say: "Each has its own good points, Auntie, don't you think?"

Thinking of how well her Miss was doing, the auntie nodded with a smile: "True, each has their own fate; you can't force even a bit of it."

While speaking, she wrote a note for Liu Chuxue.

Liu Chuxue didn't expect the auntie to have such good handwriting, and couldn't help but think to herself: This auntie is truly hiding her talents; no wonder she's so insightful.