Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

Feng Qingxue uttered a sound of realization, "That is where Sister-in-law is wrong. Even if she can’t go back to visit the old man, she should not forget Master’s handwriting. Although I have been apprenticed for only a little over half a year, I have already etched Master’s handwriting in my mind. No matter when, just a glance and I can confirm whether it is genuinely Master’s handwriting or not."

She spoke with confidence because she could truly do it.

"You think I’m like you, huh? Spinning around like a top every day, working, taking care of the kids, practicing calligraphy and painting, and even learning foreign languages at home. There really is no one busier than you in this world." Guo Xiuying admired Feng Qingxue greatly for being so meticulous with her time, tirelessly learning without end. Lu Jiang didn’t have that kind of patience; at most, he would accompany his wife in calligraphy practice or read books, "You study calligraphy, so naturally, you’ll remember my dad’s handwriting. I can’t do that; I never specialized in it."

Watching Feng Qingxue unfold the bundle, Guo Xiuying took the opportunity to sit down beside her.

"Qingxue, think carefully if there’s anything else you forgot to tell me, let’s take care of it all today."

"I don’t think so. Even though I’ve been quite forgetful lately, I haven’t forgotten anything important; what I’ve forgotten are just some trivial things that could be mentioned or not." Feng Qingxue said casually, touching the dense stitches on the swaddling clothes and garments, feeling very touched, "Master and Mistress have been so good to me, they must have spent a lot of Cloth Tickets and Cotton Tickets, right? They are all new."

Guo Xiuying didn’t partake in the conversation, only saying, "I don’t believe that’s all. Think again, make sure you didn’t forget anything."

After racking her brain for a long time, Feng Qingxue spread her hands and said, "That’s really all. My good Sister-in-law, what I should tell you, I’ve told you; and what I haven’t told you, you know all about. No need for me to say more."