Rich Peasant Girl: The General's Wife Has Space

Thinking of this, Fu thought about how she had been subsidizing her parents' home over the years, and how many things she had received from her sister-in-law.

But her parents never seemed to have given her anything except holiday gifts.

Every time the eldest sister-in-law accepted her things, she kept saying how good her aunt was, how filial she was to her parents, and how caring she was to her brother and sister-in-law. She said that the Fu family would have no worries about living with a sister-in-law. All these words were good things to brainwash her.

It made her feel like she was the patron saint of her mother's family, and the bodhisattva who saved her family from suffering.

Fu thought about her ridiculous thoughts at that time with self-mockery.

He said nice things, but never gave her anything in return. It was not that she coveted things from her mother's family, but her current situation made her compare.

It will then be clear who is insincere and who is sincere.

Even Fu Qiuyue didn't say she would embroider a handkerchief for her aunt.

Fu recalled the changes in her mother's family's attitude over the years, and sighed at the kindness of her half-brother and sister-in-law, and smiled bitterly.

The money her brother gave her couldn't be returned, so she accepted it first. She accepted the friendship of her brother and sister, and later...

Fu stood in the newly renovated Zhao Mansion compound, which was still the same as before, even more magnificent than before. She seemed to be passing by the bustling scene of the past with people coming and going, and nobles from all walks of life.

Ever since my husband received the imperial edict and was dismissed from office, all the ladies from wealthy families who had previously shown interest in my son seemed to have fallen silent.

The ladies of the imperial court who were on good terms with her acted as if they had never known her before. On the way out of the capital, she met the wife of the Grand Marshal, with whom she used to have a good relationship, and they were so close that they treated each other like sisters.

He sat in the carriage, opened the curtain, looked down at her, sneered with disdain, then lowered the curtain and laughed with the people inside.

Fu's heart suddenly sank. Her former close sister actually treated her like this.

Thinking of this, Fu smiled bitterly. Now that her husband's son has been reinstated, the emperor has also sent people to renovate the Zhao Mansion.

I don’t know what those people’s expressions will be now. Fu chuckled and was a little looking forward to it.

A former servant who had been transferred back from Zhuangzi was tidying up the mansion when he saw his wife standing in the yard in a daze and laughing. He didn't understand why.

But their general's wife is back, and the general's mansion will be even better in the future. Those powerful people will not know how to regret when they see that their general's mansion has regained its prestige.

They were right. Let’s not talk about those noble ladies in the past, let’s just talk about the people in the Fu family.

I heard that my son-in-law was reinstated and went to the border to lead troops.

His daughter also returned, and the gate of the general's mansion was reopened. The emperor also ordered it to be renovated and awarded many decorations.

The Fu family was overjoyed at first, but then felt guilty. They had not seen their daughter when she came to visit them, nor had they seen her off. They had never thought that they would come back.

But the joy outweighed any other emotions. The son-in-law was reinstated and the family could benefit from it again.

As for her daughter, Mrs. Hu didn't care at all. Her daughter was easily soft-hearted and would say she didn't know when the time came. If that didn't work, she would push her sister-in-law out.

She and her father had no idea their daughter had been there.

Mrs. Hu proudly informed Mr. Fu, who nodded in agreement.

He narrowed his eyes again. What if his daughter is unhappy? He is her father and mother, and the Fu family is her mother's family. Could she have any grudge against her mother's family?

Besides, if it weren't for his son-in-law, how could he and Dalang be looked down upon in the government office?

Now that I have been reinstated, I have to take good care of them.

Mrs. Fu didn't know that her parents-in-law were planning to blame her for the fact that her sister-in-law had refused to let Mrs. Qian in when she left Beijing.

At this time, she had also learned the news that her sister-in-law had returned, and her brother-in-law had been reinstated, still serving as the second-rank General Zhenyuan.

She was terrified and felt uneasy.

She was worried that her sister-in-law would hold a grudge against her for ignoring her in the past, and she was also worried that she would not be able to benefit from her sister-in-law and would not be able to get any good things from her family in the future.

There is also the matter of my daughter and nephew's marriage. I don't know if it can be successful.

My nephew is now a fourth-rank general of Yunhui. How could he still worry about finding a good marriage?

The most important thing is that they thought that their sister-in-law's family would never be able to recover, and they did not dare to ask what they had done wrong, for fear of implicating the Fu family.

Originally, the promotion of the men in the Fu family depended on their son-in-law, who attracted so many people's attention. Now that the son-in-law has fallen, what will happen if his colleagues try to make things difficult for the men in the Fu family?

In addition, the daughter was of marriageable age, so the family asked for a marriage with a fifth-rank official and promised a higher dowry before they got the marriage.

The two parties have reached a verbal agreement and all that remains is to invite a matchmaker to come.

I really didn't expect that I could come back to my sister-in-law's house. Mrs. Fu regretted that she was too anxious to arrange a marriage for her daughter.