Daily Life in the 70s

To tell the truth, Yang PeiMin was quite angry, not because of the words of Mrs. Li, but because of Chen Guizhi’s attitude. Mrs. Li’s words had been an obvious slight, and she didn’t know whether Chen Guizhi genuinely couldn’t tell or was pretending not to notice.

Had she actually agreed with Mrs. Li’s words, and was she also dissatisfied with herself for not getting pregnant? At this moment, Yang PeiMin’s mind was flooded with many thoughts.

There was no denying that Chen Guizhi was a good mother-in-law, but when it came to her longed-for grandson, could she have some thoughts about it? After being incited by others, had she developed some thoughts about PeiMin?

When she had just returned from visiting relatives, Chen Guizhi’s attitude towards her had been somewhat unusual. She was always glancing at PeiMin’s stomach as if insinuating something, which became even more obvious when she later asked about PeiMin’s menstrual cycle. She thought PeiMin might already be pregnant, while in reality, PeiMin had only been traveling back and forth by car for half a month. Wasn’t that an insanely obsessive idea?

And before she left, Shen Erniu had also shown a particularly strange behavior—he kept insisting that she pack up all her belongings for the visit. Such an action was simply mindless for just a few days’ trip. Moreover, Shen Erniu was not a three-year-old child. This meant he had an ulterior motive, which was to have PeiMin accompany the troops, stay with Shen Yiguang at the military base, and hurry them along to having a grandchild. The reason for his firm belief must be that he had sounded out his son.

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Now that she hadn’t stayed with the troops and had returned without being pregnant, did they have thoughts about her?

With such thoughts, she felt quite depressed for a moment and reinforced the resolve she had just formed.

She quickly and casually tidied up the main room and went to cook.