Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland - Chapter 687

Chapter 687: Chapter 688 Trivial Matters Are Not Worth Anything_1 Chapter 687: Chapter 688 Trivial Matters Are Not Worth Anything_1 Yun Hao hugged Little Huzi, whispered into his ear, “Mommy wants to have a good chat with Grandma and Grandpa.”

“The sun is very strong.” He felt warm already, so his mother must be equally hot.

Yun Hao did not respond any further.

He carried Little Huzi and headed towards Meng Yunkang and Meng Yunjian.

“Big Brother, Second Brother.”

“First Uncle, Second Uncle.”

The father and son, large and small, shouted in unison, their features as if chiseled from the same mold.

“Young Brother, does your hometown happen to be in Qingzhao Village?” Meng Yunkang wanted to confirm something, wondering if his little sister married a local because she couldn’t handle the hard life in Qingzhao Village.

This kind of thing was quite common, some people returned to their hometowns after the restoration of the university entrance exam system only to get a divorce.

Meng Yunkang and Meng Yunjian didn’t know that in her previous life, Meng Yunhan got divorced. But at that time, Meng Yunhan was extremely thin,almost unrecognizable. When she was taken out to eat, the other party didn’t take a liking to her because she was too thin. They thought she couldn’t bear children due to her frailty. She was never told about this, and to this day, she has no idea about it.

“Yes, my family is from Qingzhao Village.”

With a knowing glance, Meng Yunkang eyed Yun Hao. As suspected, perhaps little sister married a local because she couldn’t withstand the hardships of the countryside.

If his younger sister had married a farmer, they would have disowned her outright.

Even someone in the military wouldn’t be much better.

“How many years has my little sister been married into your family?”

Yun Hao spoke in a half-truth, half-fictitious tone, “Hanhan married me when she was not even seventeen. She was particularly petite back then, but I loved that about her, and so did my mother, so she agreed.”

Meng Yunkang knew that it was generally hard for a frail girl to get married, people often worried they might have trouble bearing children.

Seventeen?

So, she got married just over a year after being sent down to the countryside.

When they had sent his little sister into the countryside, they didn’t feel any guilt at all.

The Meng Family had raised her for so many years. At that time, would it have made sense to send one of them to the countryside instead of her?

“Big Brother, Second Brother, rest assured, I will treat Hanhan well. I won’t let her regret marrying me. Although my stipend may not be enough for her to lead a good life at the moment, I will work hard.” Yun Hao spoke sincerely. He really hoped that through his efforts, he could provide a better life for his wife.

He knew that his wife was now very successful, but he didn’t think he was unworthy of her.

They were a perfect match of male talents and female beauty.

This was indeed what Yun Hao genuinely believed.

Meng Yunkang and Meng Yunjian didn’t know how to refute his words.

“Brother-in-law, you’re currently at the rank of platoon commander, to be honest, you can’t really provide a good life for my little sister. Her health has improved somewhat over the years, but you don’t know how frequently she fell ill as a child. If she falls sick again, your stipend wouldn’t even cover the minor medical expenses. How could you give her a good life?” Meng Yunkang frankly stated.

While Meng Yunjian didn’t add anything to the conversation, his gaze indicated that he agreed with Meng Yunkang.

“Hanhan is not sick, she is in good health.” Is this what a big brother is supposed to be like? Why does it seem like they’re eagerly anticipating Hanhan to fall ill?

Are these the condescending big brother and the smiling second brother?

His wife described them accurately.

“Her health seems good now, but who knows when she could have an episode? Do you really want to watch her struggle alongside you? If you truly care for her, you should let her go.”