Chapter 483: Guilt and Misunderstanding

Just as Hao Yanhong thought there was no hope again, Fu Yanwei, who had been silent for a long time, spoke up: "I will contact the family as soon as possible."

Hao Yanhong, with a face full of joy, threw herself into Fu Yanwei's arms: "I knew it, you still care about me and our son."

Fu Yanwei patted the person in his arms: "Just one thing, you must remember, once we return to Huicheng, don't go around provoking people unnecessarily. Mom and Dad look gentle, but if they really get annoyed with us, they will definitely kick us out."

Hao Yanhong agreed verbally: "Alright, I'll listen to you."

But she didn't think so in her heart; as long as they returned, it wouldn't be that easy to kick them out.

Not to mention anything else, her own mother could turn the Fu family upside down; she had that much confidence.

The last time they went back, she revealed some information to her mother, and their attitude toward their family immediately changed; after all, since she had returned to Huicheng, her natal family could also benefit.

Fu Yanwei finished his cigarette, pushed the person in his arms away: "Help me ask the captain for leave; I'm going to the farm now."

Hearing this, Hao Yanhong couldn't hide the excitement in her eyes: "Okay."

She got up, took a piece of clothing from the cabinet: "I'll go get you a basin of water; wash up and change your clothes so you don't embarrass Fu Yanwan."

In this good mood, she naturally wanted to return the favor.

After tidying himself up, Fu Yanwei went straight out and walked toward the North Suburb Farm.

The reason he came now was also because he was afraid that if he arrived late, his younger sister would have already gone out to work.

Fu Yanwan heard someone shouting outside: "Fu Yanwan, someone is looking for you outside?"

Sun Juanjuan, who shared the room, spoke up first: "At this time, who would come to find you?"

Fu Yanwan sat up from the bed: "You lie down; I'll go check."

As soon as she went out, she saw Fu Yanwei standing not far away: "Second Brother, why did you come over?"

Considering the incident last time when he deducted his own sister's cured fish and living expenses, he felt somewhat embarrassed: "Xiao Wan, your Second Sister-in-law and I asked for leave for some matters; only after returning did I hear that the family went to Huagu Village, that..."

Before he could finish speaking, Fu Yanwan sized him up from head to toe: "Second Brother, did you and Second Sister-in-law return to the city?"

Half of Fu Yanwei's face showed embarrassment: "Your Second Sister-in-law's family happened to have an issue, so we went back; the time was too tight, so we didn't come home."

Fu Yanwan didn't give him any face at all: "Was it that the time was tight, or that you were too ashamed to return?"

Fu Yanwei didn't expect his sister to speak so sharply: "Xiao Wan, how are you speaking?"

Fu Yanwan stared at him: "What, did I say something wrong?"

Before Fu Yanwei could open his mouth, she continued: "Second Brother, back then, how many connections did the family rely on to arrange your job, yet you showed no understanding at all and secretly signed up to go to the countryside. Although your going to the countryside relieved the family's immediate crisis, the family doesn't owe you.

Over these years, you haven't honored Mom and Dad even once; the family still subsidizes you ten yuan every month. That is because Big Brother, Third Brother, and Fourth Brother didn't want you to live a hard life in the countryside, but you? You showed no gratitude at all, and instead became more and more excessive. Second Brother, ask yourself honestly, how has the family treated you over these years?"

Fu Yanwei took a deep breath: "Xiao Wan, I know I was wrong about the last incident, but didn't I have no choice?"

Fu Yanwan was truly angry now: "We are at this point, and you still want to lie?"

Fu Yanwei felt inexplicably guilty, and his heart even skipped a beat: Could it be that Little Sister found out?

Seeing his guilty expression, Fu Yanwan wore an expression of frustration at his lack of progress: "Second Brother, if you continue like this, one day you will exhaust all that remaining familial affection."