The Military Female Soldier With Unwavering Stubbornness

The two had known each other for the first time in a quiet room, holding hands, resting on their shoulders, and placing the small alarm clock on the desk. The two sitting on the bed whispered and waited for the New Year together.

In Beijing, the Xia family's old house was lively and lively. Even the old man and the old lady were very energetic. They sat in the padded Taishi chairs and watched the younger generation lively with a kind smile.

This year, Xia Yiwei and Hou Zi went back to their old house for Chinese New Year, along with a pair of twins who were able to run around the yard faster than rabbits.

Hou Zi, who washed his hands in a golden basin, no longer sees the bandit anger in the past. Except for the entertainment party, he will go home late every night, and the rest of the time he will come back from get off work early to accompany his wife and children.

In his words, he, a fatherless orphan, has never had a home, and now that he finally has a home, he will be struck by thunder no matter how lucky he is.

Outside is a world of flowers, but Hou Zi, who is worth tens of billions of dollars, has long been swimming in the world of flowers, tired and tired, and finally knows how to go home.

Xia Yiwei, who had waited for him for more than ten years, finally made this young man dare to whistle to her, and the wanderer who dared to chase after her was looking forward to returning home.

Although they were tired, resentful, and even about to give up, they were entangled too much when they were young. No matter how tired and resentful they were, they could no longer be separated from each other. Now the family of four lives a happy and happy life. Both husband and wife cherish it very much. Never even stumbled.

Suddenly there was a baby crying outside, and Hou Zi, who had been talking with his uncle a second ago, changed his face, said "sorry" and quickly got up and trotted to the courtyard.

On the other side, the aunt said to Xia Yiwei: "Dabao is crying outside, it must be Xiaobao bullying Dabao again. You, go and see."

The eldest aunt is still holding a baby in her hand. The fourth eldest in the family, Xia Yuzheng, is the son of Xia Yiwei's brother's brother.

The baby girl has already fallen asleep, and is comfortably nestled in the arm of her uncle, her small mouth is muttering from time to time, her pink and tender little face is delicate and beautiful, especially her eyelashes, which are thick and curled. She is very beautiful. little boy.

The eldest aunt was holding one in her hand, and naturally it was inconvenient to take care of the other. Seeing that her niece Xia Yiwei had not started, she thought she hadn't heard it, so she reminded with a smile.

Xia Yiwei looked out the window and smiled, "I don't need to go, Hou Zi will take care of it."

Although the Xia family's old house was lively during the Chinese New Year this year, the fourth elder Xia Yuzheng and his wife did not go home due to work problems. They only sent the baby to the old house. The third elder Xia Yuyi was also absent. This year's Xia family's old house is missing four people.

Hearing this, the eldest aunt laughed, very graceful, even if she smiled slightly, she showed a particularly dignified temperament, "You, it's okay, you should let them take care of the children more, the children should be closer to their father, and they will do things in the future. more courageous.”

Xia Yiwei put the black hair on her forehead behind her ear, and smiled softly, "Don't worry, since Dabao and Xiaobao were born, Hou Zi wished he could stay at home with the two children every day, but sometimes I was troubled. Push him out to work."

"They are all in their 40s, and they can play with two children to the fullest. Sometimes I think there is another child in the family."

Speaking of the eldest daughter-in-law Xia Lingxiao and the second child Xia Yiting's daughter-in-law laughed, the little sister-in-law was disgusted, but on her face, there was no disgust, only satisfaction.

All the hardships come and go, it is not the bitterness in front of me, but the bitterness that I hide from my family and dare not say it. The sweetness now is all to make up for the bitterness of the past.