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Chapter 1796: Does the Eldest Sister-in-Law Have a Grudge Against Fu Yanjing?

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Fu's mother picked up Le Bao and sat her on her lap: "I came today for two reasons: first to see you and the children, and second to deliver a message. Your eldest uncle's daughter, Fu Yanjing, is getting engaged next weekend. Your eldest aunt specifically instructed me to ensure you are properly notified and must attend. Bring the triplets along too; it'll be lively."

Liu Chuxue heard this and asked, "Where is Fu Yanjing's fiancé from?"

After all, Fu Yanjing from the eldest uncle's house had taken the college entrance exam for two years without passing, so she wanted to ask what the situation was.

Fu's mother knew what Liu Chuxue was thinking: "He's from the city's transport team. Fu Yanjing was lucky; that young man often came to the farm to pick up goods, and they gradually got together."

Fu Yanjing failed the university entrance exam twice, and Fu Yankun's wife disagreed with the family paying for Fu Yanjing to buy a job. Your eldest aunt worried and got upset over this matter many times, but now there is finally a result."

Liu Chuxue knew about this; back then, Zhang Yurong had asked the eldest branch about the job on her hand. Before the eldest aunt and the others could express their stance, the eldest sister-in-law directly refused, making the situation very awkward at the time.

Originally, Fu's father said the money for buying the job could be discussed later, and they should just get the person back to the city first, but the eldest sister-in-law directly declared that if the family dared to interfere with Fu Yanjing's affairs, she would divorce the eldest brother.

At this moment, Liu Chuxue finally couldn't hold back and asked, "Mom, does the eldest sister-in-law have a grudge against Fu Yanjing?"

Fu's mother sighed: "Every family has its own difficulties. When your eldest sister-in-law first married in, Fu Yanjing was still young, and originally their relationship was quite good."

However, once Fu Yanjing, being greedy, accidentally knocked over the oil jar in the kitchen, spilling the oil inside."

At that time, Fu Yanjing was still young; she was afraid of being discovered by the family and beaten, so she didn't clean it up, didn't mention it to the family, and ran out."

At that time, your eldest sister-in-law had been married for only a few months and didn't know she was pregnant. She went home from work to help in the kitchen, but stepped on the spilled oil on the floor, fell straight to the ground, and miscarried on the spot."

Fu Yanjing, already guilty for knocking over the oil jar, was even more terrified after hearing her sister-in-law had miscarried, becoming so distracted she was almost in a daze, yet even so, she stubbornly refused to step forward and admit it."

But with such a major incident happening in the family, an investigation was inevitable, and it turned out to point at Fu Yanjing. She was still young and inexperienced, so a little scare made her confess everything. Since then, your eldest sister-in-law has hated Fu Yanjing."

Speaking of this, Fu's mother sighed heavily again: "This matter was indeed Fu Yanjing's fault, but it is natural for a child to be afraid. The situation just happened to be so coincidental. Your eldest sister-in-law was fine in every other way, but she just couldn't let go of that incident back then, so Fu Yanjing couldn't even wait for the family to find her a job and went to the countryside directly."

While the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law were talking, Fu's mother had already fed Le Bao full. Seeing her older brother and younger brother finish eating and get down from the table, she couldn't sit still anymore: "Grandma, put me down."

Fu's mother saw she had eaten enough and didn't continue: "It's snowing outside; you three just play inside the room."

Seeing the children obediently not going outside but gathering on the sofa to play with building blocks, Fu's mother continued: "There are two more things I need to tell you."

Liu Chuxue saw Fu's mother's expression become a bit more serious and asked, "What is it?"

Fu's mother coughed lightly: "Neither is good news; just listen."

Then Fu's mother said: "Old Master Qi has passed away."

Liu Chuxue didn't understand at first; Fu's mother was about to explain, but Liu Chuxue suddenly realized: "You mean Qi Shufang's grandfather?"

Fu's mother nodded: "Yes, him."

Liu Chuxue felt no turmoil in her heart, only thinking silently: In the future, regarding the education of the triplets, I cannot be careless. We can spoil them, but not indulge them; they must have correct values and excellent character."

Not wanting to bring up the Qi family again, she asked aloud: "What about the other one? What is it?"

Fu's mother's expression became even stranger: "It's that Ding Runlan; she has married again."

Liu Chuxue was somewhat confused: "What does this have to do with us?"

Then Fu's mother said: "She married into the military district, and moreover, she is in the same family compound as you. I'm giving you a heads-up in advance."

Hearing this, Liu Chuxue indeed felt somewhat uncomfortable in her heart, but quickly adjusted her mindset.

Who she wants to marry is her own business; as long as she doesn't provoke me or dance in front of me, it's fine. Otherwise, I will definitely make her know why the flowers are so red."

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