"It's okay. I don't care."

Chu Tian didn't feel much. What future could there be in being a primary school teacher? With a salary of around thirty yuan a month, and a family living in a twenty-square-meter house, even if he retired decades later and got a so-called pension, what good would that do?

There are more than 10 million worth of supplies in his space. Even if he only goes out to sell them once a month and makes 300 yuan each time, he can earn more than 3,000 yuan a year, and more than 30,000 yuan in 10 years. In the 1980s, a millionaire was equivalent to a multi-millionaire in the 21st century!

Moreover, during the reform and opening up in the 1980s, few people who were brave enough to go into business would fail, so his most important task now was to accumulate capital in these ten years and wait until the 1980s to show his talents.

Yao Xiujuan had a look of pity on her face. Her recent good fortune had made her forget the status of their fourth branch in the Chu family. "Brother Tian, ​​mother is so partial to us in everything. What are we going to do in the future?"

"Didn't I tell you? We will split up. After the split, Mom can favor whoever she wants. I don't envy her at all!"

"After the separation, we just need to live our own lives..."

Chu Tian sighed helplessly in his heart. Yao Xiujuan was good in every way. She was gentle, kind, virtuous, and always put him first in everything she did. She was a typical little woman. Whether Chu Tian was a man of this era or a woman in his previous life, he actually liked this type of woman. She made him want to protect her and satisfy his male chauvinism.

However, her only shortcoming is that she is too timid and sentimental.

Yao Xiujuan bit her lip, "But, it originally belonged to you. Even if you don't want to give it to Third Brother, it's fine. But Mother can't ignore your wishes..."

Chu Tian let his daughter play by herself, walked over to the worried-looking Yao Xiujuan, put his arm around her waist, and comforted her, "I know you're standing up for me, but Xiujuan, I really don't care anymore. I just want to take care of our little family and make a good living..."

"You are pregnant now, you can't worry too much, otherwise it will be bad for the child..."

Yao Xiujuan looked up at Chu Tian, ​​who had a nonchalant expression in the dim room. Knowing that he really didn't care, she sighed and said helplessly, "Okay, I get it. I won't think too much about it in the future..."

Chu Tian smiled, "That's right, the past is the past. The most important thing is that we must live better than them in the future."

After a pause, he continued, "Okay, we're cooking porridge again tonight. I'm not full yet. I remember I haven't finished the biscuits I bought earlier. Let's each have two to fill our stomachs. Tomorrow when we go to the regiment, I'll take you and your mother to the state-owned restaurant for dinner."

Yao Xiujuan wanted to say something else when she heard Wu Ya's surprised voice.

"Dad, Dad, can Wu Ya go too?"

Chu Tian let go of Yao Xiujuan, bent over and approached Wu Ya, who was sitting obediently on the kang, and said with a smile, "Of course, Daddy and Mommy will take Wu Ya to the regiment tomorrow."

Wuya clapped her hands excitedly, "Wow, Wuya can go too. Sister Sanya said there are delicious foods there..."

Chu Tian tapped Wu Ya's nose and said, "Your sister San Ya told me this on August 15th. Do you still remember it?"

Wu Ya pinched Chu Tian's fingers with her little hands and said in a baby voice, "Wu Ya remember..."

"Wu Ya is the smartest..."

Chu Tian found it amusing. Isn't it said that children only remember things after they turn three? Wu Ya is only two years old and already remembers things? She even speaks clearly and coherently. Is she a child prodigy?

"Wu Ya looks like daddy."

Looking at Wu Ya's smug little expression, Chu Tian couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Yao Xiujuan watched the heartwarming conversation between the father and daughter with tenderness in her eyes. Yes, Brother Tian was right, the past was the past, and people still had to look forward. As long as the family could live happily together, what did it matter even if life became difficult in the future?