Reborn in 1980, I became the sweet wife of a tough guy

In the next two days, there were always people at home visiting Ji Cheng, including his superiors, comrades in arms, and the military wife with whom he got along well.

Even if we get along with each other just fine, because the men are comrades in arms, they come here just to look good.

Ji Cheng is injured now, so he always brings something when he comes to see him, a handful of eggs from this place, two buns of snacks from that place, and some tomatoes from the third place.

Qiao An'an didn't want to be greedy for other people's things. She had enough money to spend, and it was not difficult to buy whatever she wanted.

Today's dim sum is not as technologically advanced as it is really unpalatable to eat.

There was no return gift from the patient, so Qiao Anan wanted to buy some melons, peaches, etc. Each family would give one or two, saying it was for the children.

I heard someone say: XX is sick, I sent you everything, and it cost a lot of money.

Ji's mother agreed, and Ji Mancang went to the countryside to inquire about it and bought half a basket of peaches.

Sure enough, the people who felt they had suffered a loss suddenly felt much better.

The next day, Shanzi came by car alone and got a piece of meat. Two pigeons also brought it over.

Qiao Anan was frightened, "Come here, does our mother know?"

Shanzi washed his face first when he entered the house, and Ji's mother brought him a peach.

"Mom knows."

"Mom, I'm so relieved. I'm not afraid of bad guys taking you away."

"I don't know how to shout. How can I be taken away so easily? My mother said, no one steals from me. If I steal it back, I have to build a house. Talking about my wife will cost a lot of money and is not cost-effective at all."

One sentence made several people laugh.

The adults were busy in the shop, and only Shanzi was idle, so Jiang Xiu sent him.

Ji's mother hurriedly cooked the pigeons. Seeing that the meat was fresh, she happened to have kidney beans at home, and Ji's mother wanted to make dumplings.

"Mom, don't be too tired. Eat something simple."

"Why are you so tired? Let your dad help and we'll take care of it. It'll be pretty quick."

Ji Mancang will roll out the dough.

Shanzi also joined in the fun, "Auntie, I can also make and roll out dough."

Just do what you say, Ji Mu makes noodles, Shanzi and Qiao Anan choose vegetables, Ji Mancang washes the pot and blanch kidney beans.

"Your father is going back tomorrow. If you eat dumplings today, you should treat them as tomorrow's."

"When dad comes, let's stay a little longer. One day we can go shopping in the city. There are some interesting places in the river market. Moon Park and Fu Peng Mountain are both worth visiting. There is also a ginkgo tree on Fu Peng Mountain. I heard that it has been there for thousands of years, and seven or eight people can’t get around it.”

Ji's mother whispered: "Your father is still a Wupinzhima official. It's okay if he's not at home for a day or two, but it's not okay for a long time."

Qiao An'an forgot that her father-in-law was still a village official.

With more people and greater strength, the stuffing was chopped quickly and the noodles were ready.

I went to the opposite door to borrow a rolling pin, Shanzi and Ji Mancang rolled out the dough, and Qiao Anan made the dough with her mother-in-law.

"Dad, Ji Cheng and I have discussed it. Mom is here to take care of us. If you don't want to cook, just buy some ready-made food. I have a hundred yuan here, so Ji Cheng and I are filial to you."

Ji's mother stuffed it back into Qiao Anan's hand again, "The family has money, and your father has his own salary, so he can't be hungry."

Qiao Anan still insisted on giving it, which was more or less what they wanted.

After the meal, Qiao Anan sat on the sofa to eat. Shanzi ran out of the room and said to Ji Mancang: "Uncle, my brother-in-law is calling you."

Ji Mancang muttered, "What does he want from me?"

After all, Ji Mancang entered the bedroom.

Ji's mother said: "You two don't know what to say. We haven't seen each other and chatted together in the past two days."

Qiao An'an wasn't curious, maybe her father-in-law was leaving. Ji Cheng should give a few words of concern, eat well and don't get tired.

Women don’t understand and get what men talk about.

In the bedroom, Ji Cheng asked Ji Mancang to close the door.

"Are you going back tomorrow?"

"Well, I can't help you here, so let your mother help you here. Your father is also the village party secretary after all, so all the odds and ends in the village have to come to me."

"In this case, you should go back. The autumn harvest will be here soon. Don't be too busy and forget about eating."

"I understand. If your father doesn't even know how to eat, wouldn't he be a big boss?"

"Dad, don't worry, I have something else to say."

"Stop talking nonsense and tell me if you have anything to say."

Ji Mancang sat down, took out half a box of cigarettes from his pocket, twisted one out and lit it. If you look closely, you can see that his hands were shaking slightly.

"I'm still hiding the matter between you and Aunt Kui from my mother. I hope you can take care of yourself. If you continue to persist, I will expose this matter and let my brother and sister know about it. Everyone will grow old one day, unless You won’t need anyone until that day.”

Anger rose on Ji Mancang's dark face, "I told you a long time ago that it was a misunderstanding. Why do you still remember it? Do you still want to embarrass me? You must make the family uneasy. You Are you satisfied?"

Ji Cheng's expression also changed, "Only you know whether it's a misunderstanding or not. What I'm saying now is, don't let this situation continue. If I really want to make our family uneasy, do you think I can bear it?" Half a year?”

Not just half a year, almost a year.

Last September, when Jiang Xiu almost had an accident in the village, Ji Cheng went to the brigade headquarters to find his father. There were only two people in the room, and one of them was Aunt Kui.

Aunt Kui is in her fifties. She has always been favored by Uncle Kui when she was married to her. When she was in the production team, she didn't even have to work on the land. She just took care of the children at home. Even cooking was done by Uncle Kui. She raised them with fine skin and tender meat. It's a bit like looking back and smiling at Bai Meisheng.

At that time, every man in the village envied Uncle Kui, who was average-looking but married to a handsome wife.

Of course, the women in the village have a very bad impression of Aunt Kui. It would be unethical to "seduce" someone after getting married. Don't think that she can't see her man's sneaky eyes.

Later, Uncle Kui died and her children grew up, but Aunt Kui still refused to go to the ground. She felt that the butcher's knife of time was particularly gentle on Aunt Kui's face.

A man and a woman were alone in the same room. It was still dark, and Aunt Kui let go quickly. Ji Cheng also saw it. She was holding his father's hand before.

Ji Mancang took two puffs of cigarette and said, "Don't miss your Aunt Kui so much. She is actually a very good person. Someone introduced her to me before your mother and I went on a blind date."

Aunt Kui's second aunt is from Mulan Village and is a neighbor of Ji Mancang's old house. At that time, Aunt Kui often came here to visit relatives, and she also got to know brother Ji Mancang from time to time, and they often played together when they were teenagers.

When they were fifteen or sixteen years old, Aunt Kui had grown into a big girl, and Ji Mancang had become a young boy, and they could no longer play together as before.

When it was time to get married, Aunt Kui's second aunt proposed marriage to Grandma Ji, meaning that Ji Mancang was very good, her niece was not bad, and she wanted to introduce Aunt Kui to him as his wife.

The two of them can be considered childhood sweethearts. Aunt Kui is willing to do it and so is Ji Mancang, but Grandma Ji doesn't agree.

Aunt Kui had no father or mother since she was a child, and grew up in front of her sister-in-law. Grandma Ji was afraid that she would not have a tutor. Besides, the Ji family was well off, so there was no need to find one like this.

In that era, parents had the power of life and death over their children's marriage. In this way, Ji Mancang's childhood love died in Grandma Ji's hands.

Later, Aunt Kui's second aunt still married her niece to Mulan Village, and Ji Mancang also married Ji Cheng's mother with the approval of his parents.

Except for the parties involved, few people knew about Ji Mancang and Aunt Kui.

That day, Aunt Kui had a quarrel with the neighbor woman. The other party was scolding her harshly, calling her a stinky widow and a manly man. If someone else hadn't stopped them, the two of them would have almost started fighting.

Aunt Kui was furious, angry and aggrieved, so she came to the brigade courtyard to find Ji Mancang for comment.