Apocalypse: My Sweetie Is Tough but Cute
Chapter 569 - Chapter 569 Chapter 570 A Good Daughter-in-law Found

Chapter 569: Chapter 570 A Good Daughter-in-law Found Chapter 569: Chapter 570 A Good Daughter-in-law Found Having those words bottled up inside for so long, talking about them occasionally really is a relief.

He couldn’t help but praise his son inwardly, finding such a good daughter-in-law who seemed both prudent and comforting in her actions, and who showed no signs of impatience even after talking with an elderly person for such a long time.

Well-read and reasonable, gentle yet resolute, he was particularly impressed with her courage to take care of someone else’s child in such an environment and her willingness to accompany his son to such dangerous places; he had a very good impression of the Tang Family’s only daughter-in-law.

Su Shu had not expected Tang Father to have such a high opinion of her.

Tang Father was an outspoken person, and when he talked about past events, he did so with a straightforwardness that was especially refreshing, especially since it included amusing anecdotes about Tang Zelin.

She listened very attentively, of course.

It was a pleasant surprise that she indirectly caused Tang Father to have a better impression of her.

Late at night, at this hour, the family had all gone to sleep.

A rare opportunity for a conversation had presented itself.

As the two generations talked, Tang Husheng began to inquire about the current situation in C City.

He should have asked his son Tang Zelin about these matters, but other than when applying for resources and feigning poverty, the young man mostly conveyed only good news and not the bad.

Now that his daughter-in-law was here, he asked her in detail about the conditions in C City over the past few months.

Su Shu, guessing Tang Father’s intention in asking her, also didn’t hold back, and shared about the state of C City without exaggeration or embellishment, even including the condition of the nearby city and county safe zones and free zones.

She thought it would be beneficial for Tang Father, after all, a leader of the Provincial Military Region, to understand more about the situation on the ground.

In addition to resources, she specifically mentioned the potential dangers at the Northern Border.

The issues there were not something she could solve on her own.

Why was there such a mysterious place deep in the mountains of the Peng Mountain Region? Was there a person of great ability involved, or was it a secret that couldn’t be revealed?

What exactly was the deal with the Aliens? Both she and Tang Zelin were eager to find out the reason.

Of course, one thing that concerned Tang Zelin even more was the fate of those who had worked in the experimental base–were they dead or missing?

Had the research project been abandoned, or had they moved to another location to continue the research?

If it was the latter, where could that be, and what were they doing? If they all managed to survive the harsh conditions of the Apocalypse, would they face another cataclysmic strike?

Su Shu did not hide these concerns, for the father knows his child best.

After listening, Tang Father’s brow remained furrowed, without relaxing. He thought about the messages for a while and then gave a slight nod.

“I’ll pay attention to the central authorities’ movements regarding this matter. When you meet up with that odious boy later, tell him to be more careful, not to act rashly, and to contact me immediately if there are any problems. Two heads are better than one; if the father and son work together on this, it’s bound to be more secure,” he said.

Su Shu nodded, “Dad, I’ll remember that.”

Night had grown deep, and Tang Husheng stood up, “Go to sleep early. Don’t bother keeping dinner for me from now on, and don’t wait up either. Get some rest.”

Understanding this as the care of an elder, she nodded her head in agreement.

“Good night.”

“Alright, good night.”

After washing the dishes, Su Shu carried the photo album back to Tang Zelin’s room and gently placed it in the drawer.

Lying in bed, she pondered that their home’s supply of grain was running low, yet she couldn’t just abruptly take out food from her space.

Maybe… she would go out tomorrow to see if there was somewhere to exchange materials.