Chapter 1423 You've helped me a lot, haven't you?

Chu Xue was picking vegetables in the garden with a basket when Mo Ruhua hurriedly walked in: "Chu Xue, is Mi Cuifang back?"

Chu Xue was taken aback when she heard this: "So fast?"

Mo Ruhua pouted: "I heard she was pregnant. She was vomiting and pretending to faint, which scared the farm manager quite a bit. He was afraid that if something went wrong, he wouldn't be able to explain it to the army, so he had her sent back."

I suspect she's faking it so she can come back.

Chu Xue chuckled softly: "She probably thinks everything will be fine as long as she leaves the farm. How naive. She's probably already been slapped in the face by now."

Mo Ruxue leaned closer to Chuxue: "I overheard people gossiping in the compound a few days ago that Vice Company Commander Sun's mother has been urging her son to get a divorce ever since she arrived."

Chu Xue smiled but didn't reply. Although it was a bit unfair, with a wife like Mi Cuifang who couldn't figure things out, Deputy Company Commander Sun probably wouldn't go far.

Mo Ruhua looked at the vegetables in Chuxue's basket and said, "It's really strange. The vegetables in my yard have been spoiled for a long time, but you can still pick these. What's wrong with them?"

Chu Xue laughed: "It's no use, this is the last batch. I was just thinking that since the weather is nice today, I might as well dry them into dried vegetables so we can eat them when it gets cold."

Mo Ruhua said with some envy, "The vegetables in your yard are growing so well. You've been drying vegetables all autumn. Can you even eat them all?"

Chu Xue rolled her eyes at her: "Didn't you say you envied my vegetable garden? If we can't eat it all, we can't waste it. I was thinking of sharing it with you families so you can have a different flavor in winter."

Mo Ruhua was surprised that Chu Xue was still thinking of them, and said with a touched expression, "Oh my, you're so pregnant and you're still thinking of us, I don't know what to say."

Chu Xue laughed at this moment: "Alright, you've helped quite a bit, haven't you?"

Upon hearing this, Mo Ruhua exclaimed, "So I'm drying vegetables for myself?"

At first, Chuxue didn't plan to distribute dried vegetables to each household. She just thought that since there were too many vegetables in the yard to eat, it would be better to dry them and store them in case they came in handy.

Actually, she was planning to donate another batch of things after a while, and these dried vegetables would come in handy. However, several military wives who got along well with her always came over to help her with the work.

She naturally wanted to reciprocate and express her gratitude.

Regardless of whether her dish is good for your health, it must taste amazing. It may not look impressive, but anyone who tries it will know how good it is.

Mo Ruhua helped Chuxue prepare the vegetables in the basket and put them in the drying basket before preparing to go home.

Chu Xue called the person to a stop, went inside and filled several cloth bags with various dried vegetables: "It's good that I don't have to make another trip. You can take them back, but you have to return these cloth bags to me."

Mo Ruhua looked at the cloth bag handed to her: "So many? I feel a little embarrassed."

Chu Xue looked at her shining eyes and said, "Why don't you look in the mirror first?"

The two had gotten along like sisters during this time and had long since figured out each other's personalities. Mo Ruhua laughed out loud: "Then I won't stand on ceremony with you."

He took the cloth bag and said with a smile, "I'll bring the bag to you in a bit."

After saying that, he left Chuxue's courtyard.

As soon as she stepped out, she was stopped by the mother of Company Commander Cui, who was diagonally opposite her: "Shen, what are you carrying in your hand?"

Mo Ruhua's smile vanished instantly: "I got these dried vegetables from the deputy regiment's wife. Aunt Cui, I have something to do, so I'll head back now."

Cui's mother glanced into Chuxue's courtyard, a calculating glint in her eyes.

(End of this chapter)