Chapter 1554: You Child, Why Be So Polite with Mom?

Days passed swiftly, and the triplets soon reached their full month.

That day, Fu's mother, the grandmother, specifically took a day off and ran over to the military family compound.

Chuxue saw her mother-in-law arrive: "Mom, how do you have time to come over?"

Fu's mother greeted her daughter-in-law, then leaned over to the grandchildren, her eyes sticking directly to the triplets: "They've grown; my Sanwang has caught up too. Grandma can finally rest easy."

After teasing the grandchildren for a while, she said: "Before, the textile factory was disposing of defective cloth; I used connections to buy quite a bit. I picked out some light-colored cotton fabrics for you; when the weather warms up, make them little shirts."

Chuxue naturally wouldn't be picky: "Thank you, Mom."

Fu's mother took things out of her bag while saying: "You child, why be so polite with Mom?"

Taking out the fabric: "Look, this light blue one is for Physician and Sanwang to make little shirts; this pink and yellow one will be made into clothes; our Lebao will surely look beautiful wearing them."

After that, she took out two bags of milk powder from her bag: "Keep this milk powder in reserve; in case your milk isn't enough, it can serve as an emergency supply."

To say she wasn't moved would be false; her in-laws were truly very good to them.

However, she didn't let her mother-in-law leave empty-handed either; a few days ago during the military drill, they hunted several wild boars on the mountain; Fu Yan Cheng exchanged them for over ten jin; Auntie Wei went back to the rented room in the village and took out quite a bit of mushrooms dried by the grandparents last year, making a large amount of mushroom meat sauce.

Fu's mother wanted to leave after giving the gifts, so Chuxue said to Auntie Wei: "Auntie Wei, since you just made the mushroom meat sauce, pack two jars for my mother-in-law to take back and taste."

Regardless, the fact that the daughter-in-law was thinking of bringing them something warmed Fu's mother's heart; she knew the fourth son's family wasn't just being polite, so she didn't decline.

Since she had only asked for half a day off, after delivering the gifts, she had to rush to catch the vehicle and leave.

Chuxue asked Auntie Wei to pack a few pieces of steamed sponge cake made yesterday: "Mom, the time is too tight to have a meal; take a few pieces of sponge cake to tide you over."

Fu's mother didn't refuse; Auntie Wei quickly heated them in the stove fire so they wouldn't be too cold.

Fu's mother reluctantly hugged each of the grandchildren one by one; before Fu Yan Cheng even returned, she hurriedly caught the vehicle and rushed back to the city.

Fu Yan Cheng also told the family not to hold a full-month banquet; instead, they would go straight to the hundred-day celebration.

Fu Yan Cheng naturally didn't neglect the Xiao family either; he also told his father-in-law and mother-in-law that moving the babies would happen after the hundred days.

Only after sitting out two full months was Chuxue allowed to read books for a while appropriately, or translate for a while after the children fell asleep.

With the special spring water in the space as a cheat, her overall condition was very good; her figure was even better than before giving birth, causing Fu Yan Cheng to complain bitterly every day.

The reason was that he had shamelessly asked the doctor; that doctor instructed him that for his wife's sake, it was best to resume marital relations three months after delivery.

Every time she tempted him to a state of neither up nor down, making him extremely uncomfortable; yet if he continued, he stubbornly insisted on waiting until the full three months.

Seeing him act like this every time, Chuxue simply stopped giving him any sweet treats these past few days.

Just then a mission came up; he stamped his foot and accepted it, thinking that by the time he returned after completing the mission, the timing would be just right; otherwise, he was afraid he couldn't hold back.

After returning and packing his luggage: "It will be hard work for you while I'm not here for a few days; if you get too busy, just have Auntie Wei call Mom and ask her to come over and help you for a few days."

Glancing out of the courtyard, he quickly whispered in his wife's ear: "Wife, wait until I get back to see how I deal with you."