Chapter 1677: Third Sister-in-law, Have You Handed Over Your Job Yet?

Seeing Fu Yanwan and her husband arrived last with their son.

Ren Jiangfeng brought two bottles of Moutai: "Today we must have a good drink with Dad."

On such a good day, no one stood up to refuse.

Fu Yan Cheng glanced at Liu Chuxue; the meaning was obvious enough.

Just as the two exchanged loving glances, Second Sister-in-law Hao Yanhong saw it: "Fourth Brother, what's this? You need Liu Chuxue's approval just to have a drink?"

Fu Yan Cheng made no effort to hide it: "Second Sister-in-law is right. In my house, my wife is the head of the household; naturally, I must seek her approval for everything."

Upon hearing this, everyone laughed.

Fu's mother said with a smile: "Listening to your wife and following the Party is no problem."

Fu's mother knew that although her son had become a regiment commander, his income was not as high as his wife's; Liu Chuxue's earnings were several times his, so she indeed had the qualification to run the household. As a mother-in-law, she felt not the slightest displeasure.

Hao Yanhong looked at Fu Yanwei: "Learn from your fourth brother; look at his attitude toward his wife."

Fu Yanwei immediately retorted: "You should look at the gap between you and the fourth sister-in-law."

In the past, Hao Yanhong would certainly have been unhappy and might even have argued with Fu Yanwei, but today Hao Yanhong smiled: "I am just trying hard to narrow the gap with my sisters-in-law; you have to give me some time, right?"

Hearing her second daughter-in-law's words, Fu's mother quickly chimed in: "Yes, yes, yes, as long as there is progress, that's good. Now that you have a job, live well in the future; it won't be bad."

Seeing Fu Yanwan interjected at this point: "My second sister-in-law is learning very fast. Today I met a former colleague who told me my second sister-in-law has excellent service attitude, and even passengers have praised her."

At this moment, everyone looked at Hao Yanhong.

Hao Yanhong did not expect it to reach her sister-in-law's ears and felt a bit embarrassed: "I just thought this job was taking over from Xiao Wan, and I didn't want to embarrass my sister-in-law. Besides, I really like this job, so naturally I must do it well, right?"

Liu Chuxue could see that her second sister-in-law had truly changed; eyes cannot lie.

Hao Yanhong thought of something and looked at Zhang Yurong: "Third Sister-in-law, have you handed over your job yet?"

Mentioning work, Zhang Yurong's face also looked unpleasant. Since her natal family learned she was going to school, those relatives had set their sights on her job.

They did not, like the second sister-in-law's natal family, intend to take the job for free.

Several families wanted it, and she didn't know who to give it to; giving it to one family would offend the others. These past few days she had been worried about this matter, so she asked casually: "Second Sister-in-law, why do you ask this?"

Hao Yanhong smiled: "It's just that while chatting with a colleague earlier, we mentioned you and your husband going to school, and I accidentally let it slip. That colleague wanted to ask me on their behalf."

Hao Yanhong did not hide her little scheme: "I was thinking if it works out, it could bring us closer, and I would have someone to protect me at the unit in the future."

Hearing these words, Zhang Yurong remained silent for a long time.

Fu Yanhong finally pushed her: "What are you staring off into space for?"

Zhang Yurong turned to look at Fu Yanhong: "How about giving this job to Second Sister-in-law's colleague? Giving it to no one would avoid offending anyone; at that time, just say it was the in-laws' decision, and I had no choice."

After speaking, Zhang Yurong looked at her mother-in-law: "Mom, I truly have no other way, so I wanted to ask you and Dad to block it for me."

Fu's mother smiled: "As long as you don't regret it. If you really do this, it would indirectly help your second sister-in-law. We naturally have no objection; we just worry your parents might have a hard time explaining it to the relatives."