Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife
Chapter 715 - 0715: Brother’s Love 2_1

Chapter 715: Chapter 0715: Brother’s Love 2_1

Upon hearing this, Guo Yan tapped her fingers on the edge of the kang in deep thought.

Indeed, why should the innocent be entangled in the feud between two families?

Everyone knew that Su Junshu had a legal wife. Bringing this issue into the open might not necessarily damage Su Junshu severely, but would rather just bring disgrace to Liu Hongxiu. However, it would ensure that Hong Zhen and her son would never have a moment of peace.

Although Guo Yan detested the Su family, she had a soft spot for women like Hong Zhen.

"What are your suggestions?"

Hearing Guo Yan’s question, Feng Qingxue couldn’t help but chuckle, "Auntie, other than matters involving the Bai family, I am unaware of the Su family’s other circumstances. What good idea could I possibly have? Couldn’t you just pick out a fault of Assistant Su?"

Guo Yan pondered for a moment and said,"Everyone knows about Captain Bai, considering she has repented and hasn’t caused any trouble these years, no one wants to make things ugly. After all, the Art Troupe belongs to the army and if word of this gets out, it wouldn’t be good for anyone. The other matter is..."

Feng Qingxue interrupted her, "Auntie, are there other women?" How many mistresses does Su Junshu have?

In this age where life style is so strictly regulated, did he not fear anything?

Guo Yan gave a faint smile, "Didn’t you know? Including his legal wife, Su Junshu has five wives in total. The remaining were all married during the resistance war, with an interval of two to three years between each one. At every new location, he would marry a new wife, each having their own children. Liu Hongxiu happens to be one of them, and also the last one to triumph and accompany Su Junshu into the Capital".

This is also one of the reasons why Liu Hongxiu did not target Captain Bai.

The other wives and children of Su Junshu were all waiting for an opportunity, leaving her no time to worry about a Captain Bai.

Feng Qingxue thought for a moment. Indeed, some details about Su Junshu’s marital life were recorded in his data, but they weren’t specific and did not include the birth and death years of his wives, except for Liu Hongxiu.

"No need to think about how to deal with it. Just use others to do it!" After all, everyone knew about Su Junshu’s affairs, and mentioning them may not necessarily strike a devastating blow.

At this moment, Xibao and Wang Zhonghua were getting along like two good brothers again. They kicked off their shoes and climbed on the kang. Crouching on the left and right sides of Fubao, they both huddled in close to Fubao’s face.

Xibao was quite embarrassed, and his mouth was almost drooling.

Wang Zhonghua extended his sleeve to wipe it off for him, looking very much like an older brother. He had refined eyebrows and was very sophisticated and clever. He didn’t look like Wang Xinsheng at all. Feng Qingxue only discovered later that he resembled his mother, Zhao Yuping.

"Huahua!" Xibao couldn’t help but call out to Wang Zhonghua and pointed to Fubao, said "I have a sister, but you don’t."

Wang Zhonghua corrected, "Xibao, call me older brother! I’m not called Huahua, I’m Wang Zhonghua, Zhonghua as in the people of China."

"Huahua!" Xibao insisted.

Wang Zhonghua was not good with words, and was unable to convince Xibao. He looked discontentedly at Fubao, stroked her chubby face, but when he accidentally woke her up, he quickly withdrew his hand and sat down on the kang.

"Sister!" Hearing Xibao’s call, Wang Zhonghua also called out.

Feng Qingxue turned her head and laughed, "Her name is Fubao, her given name is Lu Tianhui."

"Baby! Little baby!" Xibao called her thus.

Wang Zhonghua thought for a moment and said, "Huihui."

"Baby!"

"Huihui!"

The two brothers started to argue over Fubao’s nickname. They grew so heated that their faces got red and their veins bulged. They both jumped up, and the brotherly affection that had just been cultivated was immediately tossed to the wind.