Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland

Yun Men chuckled, “Third sister-in-law, my appetite has been getting better lately.”

Previously, she always felt hungry but never thought it might be due to the twins.

At noon, they, a family of three, had lunch here before leaving.

Mother Yun had a constant smile on her face.

Meng Yunhan refrained from saying anything that might upset her. Twins were a blessing, but if the necessary nutrition was not provided, this could lead to difficulties for the mother and the children being underweight.

She hoped that now her younger sister-in-law’s in-laws knew she was carrying twins, they would show her more consideration, take better care of her, not make her toil in the fields and allow her to eat properly.

The army.

“Captain, we are trapped here,” said Lu Jianjun, looking at the raging battle ahead, nervously speaking to Yun Hao.

How could Yun Hao not be aware of their current predicament?

But he had promised his wife that he would return alive, how could he allow himself to be trapped here?

“We will counterattack.” They couldn’t allow themselves to stay trapped here, or they’d face annihilation.

Lu Jianjun perked up his ears to listen to the captain’s words. His eyes sparkled as he praised quietly, “Captain, I think it’s a good plan.”

Yun Hao gave him a reassuring pat on his shoulder, “Go on, be careful.”

Lu Jianjun was still unmarried, while Yun Hao was about to become a father. They needed to survive and return home, they couldn’t afford to die here.

He took out a photograph from his pocket and looked at it. As he slid it back into his pocket, determination shone in his eyes. In his heart, he silently promised: Wife, once this ends, I’m coming home to see you and our child.

Qingzhao Village.

Meng Yunhan sneezed several times, which instantly worried Mother Yun.

“Hanhan, are you okay?” She feared her daughter-in-law was getting sick, especially as the due date was only two months away. If she fell ill now, what were they to do?

Meng Yunhan shook her head, “No, Mother, I’m fine. Ahao must be thinking about us.”

Seeing that Meng Yunhan was in good colour, not looking sick at all, Mother Yun exhaled a sigh of relief. She had been genuinely concerned for the health of her daughter-in-law.

“Last time Ahao came back, he mentioned that he might not be able to return for the birth of our child.” She understood that most women wished for their husbands to be by their side when giving birth, but Ahao couldn’t be there.

At this moment, even as a mother-in-law, she felt somewhat guilty towards her daughter-in-law.

Her family could not come, and her husband was not there either.

“Ahao is serving his country. I’m proud and honoured for him,” Meng Yunhan explained. She knew her mother-in-law felt some guilt for her, but compared to her previous life, this one was perfect. She just wanted to live their lives peacefully together with Ahao.

She didn’t consider these things in her past life, but they were all coming to mind now.

He had his responsibilities.

Mother Yun was very pleased with her daughter-in-law’s understanding response.

“Good, good, good.” Mother Yun found herself always having pleasant conversations with her daughter-in-law, despite their significant age difference.

Could it be because neither of them had a family of their own to talk to?

Was that the common bond that connected them?

“Mother, I’m in excellent health,” Meng Yunhan had repeatedly reassured her. Her mother-in-law, who was now not working in the fields, was always worried about her, especially about the potential of premature birth. She didn’t let her feed the pigs or do any heavy work.