Bringing supplies to marry the leader who has no children, and the military wife who is easy to conc

The main things she brought back to Kyoto this time were clothes, money, and her household registration book.

Children need to be registered when they are born.

She and Zhou Yuheng's household registration is in Xuecheng, and they also collect their monthly food coupons in Xuecheng.

So she had to transfer her household registration back to Kyoto first, so that it would be convenient for her to obtain food coupons in Kyoto and for her child to register for household registration.

After the child is settled in, we can come back together after returning to Xuecheng.

As for the settlement quota, Zhou's father will take care of it, so she doesn't have to worry about it.

"I'll just take some clothes and some money."

"I'll clean it up tomorrow."

After the Chinese New Year, Zhou's mother returned to Xuecheng to help take care of the children.

This time she didn't plan to take all her belongings with her, just some winter clothes and money.

There are also clothes, diapers and other things made for the children during this period.

There are a lot of things for children, especially when there are two children, there are even more things.

As I was packing, I finally packed out several large bags of things.

Xu Qingluo also packed some winter clothes for Zhou Yuheng and took them back with him.

This would prevent Zhou Yuheng from rushing back to Kyoto and not having any decent clothes to wear during the winter.

The day before returning to Kyoto, Zhou's father finished his work.

Zhou's father helped to clean up the house and took care of everything that needed to be cleaned and tidied.

"Have you bought your ticket?"

"bought it."

When Zhou's mother heard that the train tickets had been bought, she couldn't help but miss Zhou Yuheng.

Father Zhou looked at the sadness on Mother Zhou's face and knew what she was worried about.

"It all depends on whether that brat can make it back today."

"If I can't make it back."

"Just leave a letter at home."

"Let that brat go back to Kyoto on his own."

Mother Zhou nodded. She hoped that her son could come back.

After all, it would be a pity and regret if you missed the birth of your child.

What's more, my daughter-in-law needs personal care right now.

It is also the time when you need your husband's care and protection.

She was afraid that her son would miss the pain of his daughter-in-law giving birth, and that his daughter-in-law would feel resentful in the future.

"They say giving birth is like walking through the gates of hell."

"Xiao Heng is not here."

"I'm worried that Xiaoluo will feel uncomfortable."

Father Zhou disagreed with what Mother Zhou said.

His daughter-in-law is not such a person who doesn't know the big picture. She can still distinguish between what is important and what is not.

"Don't look at the good relationship between the young couple now."

"In case there are any conflicts in the future."

"This matter will never be resolved."

"Women are sensitive."

"The hatred of childbirth, the hatred of confinement."

"I'll remember it for a lifetime."

"You men have big hearts."

Zhou's mother is a woman herself, and she knows better than anyone what women care about most.

When Mr. Zhou heard what Mrs. Zhou said, he felt that it made sense.

Although he didn't understand women's thoughts.

But the discord between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and between husband and wife in every household, are all closely related to two things.

"Wait until that brat comes back."

"Talk to him properly."

"Let him express his stance to Xiao Luo."

"Calm Xiao Luo's emotions well."

Zhou's father also took this matter to heart and made up his mind to have a good talk with Zhou Yuheng when the time comes.

Their daughter-in-law gave birth to children for their Zhou family, so as her parents-in-law, they had to stand on her side.

Otherwise, if her parents-in-law do not stand on her side, conflicts will be more likely to arise in the future.

No matter how much a husband cares about his wife, if his parents-in-law do not treat him right.

Over time, many things will change sooner or later.

When Zhou's mother heard that Zhou's father took this matter to heart, she felt a lot more relieved.

She said so much, but Zhou's father still didn't care about these things.

She began to doubt whether she had chosen the wrong person.

Father Zhou: “…”

Are you coming for me?

Yang Xiulan knew that her family would return to Kyoto tomorrow, so she brought some home-grown vegetables and a few eggs to her home.

"Auntie, you can cook these vegetables and eggs and eat them."

All the fine grains in the house had been consumed, and Yang Xiulan's eggs were delivered to the doorstep.

"Ouch."

"Your eggs arrived just in time."

"I was thinking of borrowing some from Aunt Yan."

Mother Zhou took the basket brought by Yang Xiulan with a smile, then took out a few banknotes and stuffed them into Yang Xiulan's hand.

"I'll exchange it with you for money."

When Yang Xiulan saw Zhou's mother stuffing money into her hands, she quickly waved her hand to refuse.

But she never pulled Zhou's mother aside.

"Take it."

Yang Xiulan looked at Zhou's father, then looked at Zhou's mother's eyes, and took it with a smile.

Commander-in-Chief Zhou’s position is there.

If he really accepted the gift I gave him, who knows what the consequences would be.

If it was between her and Xu Qingluo, there would be no need to be so polite.

But it’s better to maintain a certain sense of propriety with Zhou’s mother.

"Okay, then I'll take it, auntie."

Seeing that she was so understanding, Zhou's mother smiled a little wider.

It’s not enough that her daughter-in-law is smart, but I didn’t expect that her friend is also so smart!

After delivering the things, Yang Xiulan went back into the house and chatted with Xu Qingluo for a while before leaving.

The wife of Captain Zhang from next door also sent some vegetables and pancakes over.

Zhou's mother accepted them one by one with a smile and gave them money notes.

Captain Zhang's wife (Sun Cuiju) returned home with the money and was a little confused.

She accepted money and notes from Commander-in-Chief Zhou’s wife. Will there be any problem?

"Old Zhang."

"What do you think Aunt Zhou meant by giving me money?"

“I’m just delivering some food.”

Captain Zhang heard that Zhou's mother used banknotes to buy the vegetables and pancakes sent from home.

I also understood what Zhou's father and mother meant.

"Commander-in-Chief Zhou's status is different."

"You still have to be careful."

When Captain Zhang's wife (Sun Cuiju) heard this, she also thought it made sense.

But when she thought about it, she felt a little uncomfortable.

"Then won't I have to keep some distance from Captain Zhou's wife from now on?"

"Although the identities of Captain Zhou's parents are sensitive."

"But I get along well with Captain Zhou's wife."

"We can chat, too."

"You should be more measured in the future."

"I feel so uncomfortable no matter how I think about it."

Captain Zhang’s wife (Sun Cuiju) covered her chest in pain.

She was also happy that Commander-in-Chief Zhou's son and daughter-in-law lived next door to her.

But her relationship with Xu Qingluo was not initially due to her identity.

But I really want to make this friend.

But Xu Qingluo's identity changed so suddenly that she still felt it was a little unrealistic.

"You know who Lao Zhou is."

"Just get along normally."

"It's just Commander-in-Chief Zhou and Aunt Zhou."

"You have to be careful."

"Why are there so many eyes watching us in the family compound?"

"If others think that Commander-in-Chief Zhou accepted gifts privately."

"How to do?"

"Isn't this looking for trouble for Commander-in-Chief Zhou?"

Sun Cuiju was happy when she heard her husband's words, and naturally understood the meaning of Captain Zhang's words.

As neighbors, they and Captain Zhou and his wife exchanged gifts, so it was nothing unusual for them to do so.

But if she sent something over and Zhou's mother accepted it at home.

The nature will inevitably be somewhat different.