Chapter 839: Gave Her a Complete Surprise

Xiao Fu looked at Fu Yan Cheng with some surprise: "Why come over so early in the morning? Is something the matter?"

He knew that people from his late brother-in-law's former unit had come to investigate the pension matter, thinking there might be some change, which prompted this question.

Fu Yan Cheng was in a very good mood at this moment: "Uncle, there are no major changes to the matter, only the order of investigation subjects has been adjusted. I came to have breakfast with you and take you over to witness it."

Upon hearing this, Xiao Mu hurriedly came out of the room: "Yan Cheng, do you mean the comrades from the unit need to see my Dujun first?"

Fu Yan Cheng nodded: "Yes."

After confirming with Fu Yan Cheng, Xiao Mu turned and went into the kitchen.

It was just unknown whether she was excited or nervous, as she only paced around the kitchen.

Seeing her like this, Xiao Fu quickly sent her back to the room: "You prepare yourself first; I'll handle breakfast."

In no time, the porridge on the stove was ready, perfectly paired with the fried dough sticks and fried dough rings Fu Yan Cheng brought, along with a small plate of pickled vegetables, and breakfast was settled.

Except for Chunxiao, the group took Fu Yan Cheng's car together to the Rolling Steel Mill.

The unit's comrades had already thoroughly investigated the situation in Subei, so this trip was simply to help the true daughter of a martyr reclaim the pension belonging to her.

After accompanying her niece through the questioning by the unit's comrades, Xiao Mu also asked about some matters concerning her own elder brother's life, finally emerging with red eyes.

The unit's comrades were very effective; without needing the Rolling Steel Mill's intervention, they handled the matter and retrieved the pension funds due to Zhao Dujun.

Moreover, they obtained compensation from the home of Jiang Suqing's cousin, her own mother, and handed it over to her together.

Dujun is not yet eighteen; she can receive a ten-yuan subsidy every month until she comes of age. After all procedures were completed, the unit's comrades finally left.

As for the matter of her being swapped with her cousin from her own mother's family back then, the unit had no way to pursue accountability for that.

As for Jiang Suqing, hearing that her hometown had long stopped looking for her, and not knowing what leverage was used in the exchange, she did not intend to pursue accountability against her cousin.

Dujun did not expect the unit's comrades to help her claim compensation; now that she has found her aunt and has this compensation and pension to rely on, she cares little about her biological mother's attitude toward her and does not wish to waste time on this matter anymore, but she was enlightened by Chuxue.

Before the unit's comrades left, she still had them and the leaders of the Rolling Steel Mill witness her final break with her biological mother, Jiang Suqing.

After all, she is about to come of age and does not want Jiang Suqing, this biological mother who is not close to her, to interfere in her marriage matters, so it is better for each to live in peace.

To be honest, Jiang Suqing indeed had such plans.

Thinking that no matter what, Dujun came to seek refuge with her, and although the mother-daughter relationship was poor, she was still her biological mother, she thought of using Dujun's marriage to seek profit for her own family.

However, this trip by the unit's comrades gave her a complete surprise.

As for the pension funds belonging to Dujun, naturally she was not willing to hand them over; rather, her current husband, fearing this matter would affect his promotion, forced her to produce them, and he naturally had his own little calculations in mind.

From his expression, one could understand what scheme he was hatching; unfortunately, neither Chuxue nor Fu Yan Cheng were fools, and it would be strange if he could succeed.

Upon receiving the money, Dujun went to the Xiao family immediately: "Aunt, please keep these funds for me."

Xiao Mu did not take them: "Dujun, you are a grown young lady now; just keep this money yourself. If you are not confident keeping it in the dormitory, put it in the cabinet in the room where you stay at Aunt's house. When you turn eighteen, you can open a bank account; at that time, deposit the money in the bank, which will serve as security in the future. Also, remember not to flaunt your wealth, and behave low-key at your workplace in the future."

Dujun knew her aunt was doing this for her own good: "Aunt, I remember."

Meanwhile, in the Wang family at the Rolling Steel Mill family compound, a quarrel broke out: "Zhao Lulu, either you obediently listen and marry into the Qiao family, or get out and go back to Subei, back to your biological parents, after all, it was your mother who wronged me, not me who wronged you mother and daughter."