Chapter 1604: Chapter 1604 Rare Outing 2
Although Feng Qingxue isn’t entirely aware of the confidential situations within, since she never dealt with military matters in her previous life and so things Lu Jiang often glossed over ambiguously, she has only a partial understanding. However, she fully supports her husband’s actions, as he always wants his country’s ard forces not to fall behind foreign ones, and she should do her utmost to help.
Lu Jiang talked about family trivialities and news brought by his father from the old ho. He didn’t reveal anything about military matters.
The old ho has been relatively peaceful. Even when there are issues, they’re minor, like trivial matters not worth dwelling on. The real focus is on the elderly’s situation at ho. As they walked halfway, fine snowflakes blew in the wind, resembling grains of salt, without any warning; yesterday was still sunny during the day!
The strong wind hit directly, causing Feng Qingxue to shiver, even though she was dressed quite warmly.
“Luckily I ca to pick you up. If you walked yourself, how long would it take? You’d be frozen by the ti you got ho.”
Feng Qingxue replied, “Walking takes only thirty to forty minutes, I can use it as exercise. Tomorrow the bicycle will have to be put aside.”
Riding a bicycle in snowy weather is asking for trouble; walking can still promote blood circulation!
Having passed thirty, it’s important to exercise properly. If your health is good, everything is good. Moreover, frequently doing surgeries involves standing for several hours or even a whole day, so physical stamina needs to keep up. If not for occasionally waking up late, where the bicycle can be useful, Feng Qingxue wouldn’t want to spend more than a hundred bucks.
Bringing up the topic of buying a bicycle, Lu Jiang coughs once, “Before Dad goes ho, don’t forget to give Dad so money.”
The money in Lu’s father’s hands is likely already spent, but luckily the old ho survives on distributed grain, with other aspects prepared by Feng Qingxue. The old man usually doesn’t spend much, plus occasional little subsidies from his grandchildren make life still enjoyable. It’s just when buying antiques that money gets tight.
Spending money too excessively makes him embarrassed to ask his son for more, even though everything he buys goes to his son and daughter-in-law.
But Xibao has a lot to say because this autumn, when Lu’s father saw two items he liked in a neighboring village, he didn’t imdiately pay for them. In the end, it was the little one who used pocket money to pay, so the little one naturally rembers this, and seeing his parents and siblings made him only think of it to secretly tell Lu Jiang today.
Lu Jiang found it both funny and annoying, but since all the money at ho is in his wife’s hands, he has to report to her.
Feng Qingxue patted her head and said embarrassedly, “Look at my mory! Later I’ll give you the savings book, you can go to the bank when you’re free and deposit a thousand bucks into Dad’s savings account. When the old man goes ho, it won’t matter if we forget.”
Though they spend money generously at ho, their salaries are high. Together the couple has more than four hundred, and when they don’t buy expensive items, they can save around three hundred each month. Plus, Lu Tianjun and Guan Cheng still send money monthly, their positions being higher and salaries having increased. It hasn’t been reduced despite marriage, kids, and Feng Qingxue’s decline to accept, but instead has increased significantly. Feng Qingyun and the newly working Lu Tianzhi, Guan Yu send ten or twenty, sotis up to thirty, showing filial duty.
Thus, in two to three months, they can easily save up a thousand bucks, and it feels very rewarding to give it to the elderly.
Turning away from the elder’s money troubles, the couple continued to chat leisurely about family trivialities. Observing this scene, passersby smiled warmly, not forgetting to greet them, simultaneously feeling imnsely envious.
Why? The couple’s relationship is good, after all, isn’t it obvious to everyone?
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