Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Feng Qingxue understood her husband's thoughts and patted his arm as if to comfort him.

"That's all, I've long been used to it." Lu Jiang sighed deeply, "Uncle Zhao has been idle at home for the past two years. I will call Brother Anbang later and ask him to ask Uncle Zhao about Deng Nan's situation. He You should know. Here, Deng Nan's son and sister will ask you to take care of them more. "

"I left money tickets for them and asked Han Ping to go see them next time I go to the city."

"That's good. With Xiao Han protecting them, their aunt and nephew can suffer less torture. The closer the New Year is, the colder the weather will be. Find two old cotton-padded clothes and send them over another day." Lu Jiang warned.

Feng Qingxue rolled her eyes at him, "You think I couldn't think of it? It was just not convenient to take it out at the time. Aren't we going to send the children back to their hometown now? When packing, there must be some old clothes that cannot be taken back. Take them with you when you send them to the train station. Ask Deng Nan's nanny Liao to come forward and bring old clothes and medicinal oil to Deng Hongling and Deng Wu. Deng Hongling has scars on her face and a broken leg. It looks like the broken bones are not connected properly. It must be very painful in the cold winter. Treat the symptoms. If you don’t treat the root cause, you’d better take her to the hospital for a thorough check-up.”

Her eyes were not X-rays and could not see Deng Hongling's broken bones through the flesh.

Lu Jiang closed his eyes and opened them quickly, "Treat the symptoms first, and then find a way to treat the root cause. Can we cure the root cause?"

He asked Feng Qingxue his last words, and Feng Qingxue said honestly: "It's been too long, and it's difficult to cure the root cause. Even if it is interrupted and reconnected, it will not return to the same state as before. It can only be a little better than now."

Lu Jiang smiled bitterly, he had expected it.

"At least my life was saved, which is a blessing among misfortunes." It's better to be optimistic. Life is the most important thing. "I left mutton soup for them and brought back a lot of things. You have a good taste and it's a good time to come back."

She brought back a pair of mutton skeletons and some mutton. When she got home, she soaked them in clean water and prepared to stew them in a pot after dinner. She would eat mutton soup noodles tomorrow morning. The other two fat wild rabbits were skinned, washed and cut. Blocks, stir-fried and braised, and then cooked in a big pot with potatoes. The old people and children's mouths were full of oil after eating, but they were not happy when they heard that they were going to be sent back to their hometown.

"I'm not going home, I'm living with my mother!" Lu Erxiong announced loudly, and Zhuang Zhuang clung directly to Feng Qingxue.

Dundun looked at Fu Bao and Ye Yan, and expressed his support for his younger brother through actions.

Lu Jiang said seriously: "Your mother and I will be too busy to take care of you next time. Instead of staying here and worrying us, why not go back to your hometown for a while. Your eldest brother won't come to celebrate the New Year with us this year, don't you miss him? Don't you They will feel sad spending the New Year with him and your grandpa."

Cheng Baoguo and Wang Cuilan's concerns are different from those of the children. The children don't want to leave their parents, but they are worried about the upcoming disaster. Wang Cuilan blurted out: "Will it really happen? Is it a prediction error?"

Feng Qingxue nodded and said: "The country has forecasted for a long time that a certain disaster is very likely to occur in the Liaodong Peninsula, and we are paying close attention to it in the near future. My eldest brother and I both think it will happen within the next month or two. And the scope must be quite large, so I wanted to send my uncle, Sanshen, and several children back to my hometown so that we don’t have to worry about our family while we work.”