Chapter 745: Live-in Son-in-law 7

Chapter 745: Chapter 745: Live-in Son-in-law 7

Under the protection of two comrades from the security department, Yuan Chun went to the bank to deposit the money. As she parted with the two comrades, she grabbed a handful of milk candies from her bag to thank them.

After that, she went to the State-owned Restaurant, where the tickets Director Gao gave her included a half kilogram meat ticket. Yuan Chun bought some braised pork, then took out thirty eggs, two bags of milk powder, two cans of malted milk extract, and two cans of canned goods from her space and carried them home.

The Sheng family lived in a house that was self-built by the original owner’s grandfather. It was a three-room large brick-tiled house, with an independent courtyard, which also had an old well and a small vegetable plot, usually tended by Mr. Sheng, Mrs. Sheng, and Qin Dashan.

When Yuan Chun entered the yard, Qin Dashan had just finished picking vegetables and was drawing water.

He turned his head and saw Yuan Chun carrying large bags. Although his eyes were gloomy, he smiled and said, "Yuan Chun, you’re back. You bought so many things, let me carry them."

"No need, these are nutritional products I bought for my father’s health. I’ll take them in. You can wash the vegetables." Yuan Chun raised her chin slightly, not even giving him a proper glance.

The original owner was the little princess of Mr. Sheng and Mrs. Sheng, spoiled to no end, and had a bit of a temper. When dealing with outsiders, she would inadvertently put on an air of superiority, though she herself was unaware.

However, the original owner was good to Qin Dashan, always feeling that her family’s ability to work peacefully depended entirely on Qin Dashan taking good care of the home.

So, the original owner did not treat him poorly.

Every month, the original owner would give Qin Dashan ten yuan as pocket money.

It was pocket money.

Purchases of firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea were all made by Mrs. Sheng, and Qin Dashan’s pocket money was occasionally used to buy a hairpin for the original owner or delightful items to please her.

The original owner and Mrs. Sheng both worked at a textile factory, where flawed fabric pieces were divided among factory workers to purchase at very low prices.

Every year, the original owner and Mrs. Sheng would buy quite a bit to bring home.

Of the original owner’s share, half would be sent by Qin Dashan back to the Qin family.

The Qin family was in the suburbs of the Imperial City, not far from the Sheng family. It was only about an hour by bicycle, and every month Qin Dashan would go home over the weekend to visit Mr. Qin and Mrs. Qin.

When the original owner first got married, she followed him a few times, but she couldn’t stand the Qin family’s toilet, and everyone raced to eat, leaving the original pampered girl no chance to grab anything, so every time she went, she would return home hungry.

Afterwards, she didn’t like to go, but every time Qin Dashan went home, the original owner would buy things for him to take back.

Qin Dashan was the Sheng family’s live-in son-in-law, so when he returned to his parents’ home, it was like a woman returning to her own family. The original owner thought it wasn’t good for him to go home empty-handed.

The original owner was very good to Qin Dashan and to the Qin family members.

Sometimes she would be overbearing and commanding to Qin Dashan, but this was understandable.

As a rural boy who married into the city for a good life, he didn’t have to work in the fields every day to earn labor points, and he ate and lived well, plus he received ten yuan pocket money a month. Naturally, the original owner would exhibit an air of superiority, which anyone with a lenient personality would understand.

Similarly, when a rural girl marries into a city, serves the in-law’s entire family, and still gets tormented by them, Qin Dashan’s life in the Sheng family, while doing household chores, was much better than it was in the countryside.

Moreover, he also took good things home every month.

Qin Dashan appeared honest but was actually petty-minded and narrow-hearted. He always felt the Sheng family looked down on him and didn’t treat him as family. Otherwise, why wouldn’t Mrs. Sheng give him the money to go buy vegetables?