Never expected Wang Leqinās spouse would be Yang Wei.
Sun Yuās husband knows Yang Wei, but didnāt know about their marriage, which made things somewhat awkward.
Sun Yu has been somewhat following Yang Weiās affairs these past years, knowing that he has always been single. Never thought heād suddenly get married. Sun Yu felt somewhat jealous.
The couple reluctantly attended the wedding. Sun Yu fell ill upon returning home.
The doctor said it was due to emotional distress, prescribing her two months of Chinese medicine.
Sun Yu knew well why she was feeling this way, just angry with herself. Back then, she and Yang Wei were such an enviable couple; arriving at this point, itās no oneās fault but her own.
At the wedding, she indeed saw Lin Wan.
These years, othersā lives have improved, while hers has only worsened. Though her current husband doesnāt mind her past, living together is nothing but daily chores, without any personal connection. No matter how she sees it, Yang Wei still seems better, no one compares to him.
No matter how much she repents, how much she blames herself, thereās no going back.
Compared to Sun Yuās dissatisfaction, Yang Wei and Wang Leqin have been inseparable newlyweds these days.
Yang Wei has marriage leave and spends days accompanying Wang Leqin running errands at the shop. For convenience, Wang Leqin asked Yang Wei for a car when they got married. Of course, Yang Weiās salary over the years could not afford such a car.
Nevertheless, Yang Wei bought one, a car costing over a hundred thousand. This surprised Wang Leqin; she originally planned to secretly subsidize Yang Wei a bit.
Finally, Han Yi secretly told her that Yang Wei has been working during his days off, hauling goods for people, saving up money.
Lin Wan didnāt expect Yang Wei to be so capable and hardworking. Speaking of which, Yang Wei has always been like this; back when he hadnāt divorced Sun Yu, despite Sun Yuās extravagance, Yang Wei never complained, secretly working to carry heavy loads for others.
These things Sun Yu never knew. Sometimes, those who canāt see clearly often lose the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds. This is Sun Yuās portrayal.
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"Why wear yourself out like this? Why not hire some more people? Weāve saved plenty now, enough to spend!" Lin Wan has been busy organizing the equipment; today she finally positioned the machines, and the next step is hiring staff.
Han Yi watched her busy from dawn till dusk these days, barely able to mind the kids.
"Who ever complained about having too much money? Iām thinking of setting up one more factory and then not doing anymore. Once the factory runs well, weāre settled. Weāve got to save something for our kids, right?"
"Things are plenty; the kids will have their own lives in the future; let them pursue it themselves. Letās relax a bit, enjoy life in the future." Han Yi is quite open-minded now, seeing things clearly.
"Alright, Iāll listen to you. In a couple of years, Iāll get the factory on track and train a competent assistant, and then I wonāt be so busy."
"How is the factory doing? Need me to help for a few days?"
Lin Wan shook her head, "I hired an HR manager yesterday, let them manage the hiring. I can finally have some downtime these days. The kids have been saying they want to visit the zoo; if you have time, letās take them together."
Han Yi embraced Lin Wan, frowning, "Would it disrupt Xingxingās studies? Sheās about to have midterms."
"Even during exams, we canāt have her studying all day. Weāll just go for half a day, let her relax; donāt worry about your woman, our daughter is smart; since childhood, her studies never required our worry. But your boy, heās harder to manage these days. Ask him to write, and heāll come up with a bunch of excuses to refuse."
Han Yi was surprised, chuckled, "Iāve seen him writing these days, itās quick and neat."
This time, Lin Wan was surprised, about to say something but immediately realized, giving him a look, "Your boy is afraid of you, so he doesnāt dare talk back in front of you. Itās good this way, if you have time, oversee his writing. Early education is crucial; if he canāt write well, itāll only get worse."
"Alright." Han Yi embraced Lin Wan, gazing around and suddenly noticing Lin Wanās waist had slimmed a bit more, savoring it as he lingered.