He Jinxuan pulled her into the office and placed the employee roster in front of her: "Take a look at this."
After pouring a glass of water, he continued, "Most of the personnel are retired veterans. Firstly, they have good stamina and can endure hardship. Secondly, they have skills, and they wonât be bullied easily when encountering problems."
Xinyan agreed with He Jinxuanâs assessment, smiling as she said, "I also need some skilled people over there. Can you help introduce a few to me?"
He Jinxuan smiled and agreed, "Sure, Iâll help you get in touch in the next few days, and Iâll notify you as soon as I hear anything."
Xinyan was delighted now, as there were quite a few things she needed to handle next, and relying solely on Ling Tianze and his group wasnât enough to manage it all.
After going through the rosters, she had a general understanding of the personnel there.
After listening to He Jinxuanâs explanations, she also offered some of her own suggestions.
He Jinxuan noted them down one by one: "Yanyan, youâre absolutely right. Iâll announce them tomorrow."
The two of them talked for a long time, and He Jinxuan learned quite a lot from it: "Yanyan, what you said was excellent. Listening to you talk is better than reading books for ten years. Iâve benefited greatly."
Xinyan laughed; what she mentioned was naturally knowledge she had learned from the future, all experiential insights.
He Jinxuan decided to start a small transportation company only after careful consideration.
Firstly, he was familiar with the intricacies of the industry, and secondly, not only was there a demand for long-haul transport, but even the citizensâ demand within the city was substantial. Coupled with the connections he had built over the years, he was optimistic about this industry.
It was already dark when they finally left.
They found a state-run restaurant, had a meal, and then He Jinxuan took her back to the courtyard.
*
In the East Province, the elderly couple of the Gu Family felt a lot of emotions when they saw the person sent to meet them.
They could finally return to Beijing.
Although life here was very comfortable, they had never let go of their inner desires, and returning to Beijing had always been their wish.
Granny Zhang was somewhat sad when she learned they were returning to Beijing.
But she knew this day would come sooner or later, so she busily began arranging things for them.
Upon arriving home, Zhang Yueshan saw his mother busy at work: "Mom, did Xinyan call you?"
Granny Zhang was confused: "No, she didnât."
Zhang Yueshan was puzzled: "Then why are you packing things?"
Granny Zhang said somewhat sadly, "Itâs Jingchen who sent people over to take your Uncle Gu and Aunt Gu back to Beijing. Iâm helping them pack."
Seeing his motherâs reluctance, Zhang Yueshan laughed: "You donât need to feel sad. Weâll be leaving together this time."
Granny Zhang looked at her son: "What do you mean?"
Zhang Yueshan said solemnly, "My job has been transferred."
Granny Zhang frowned: "You can show yourself in Beijing now?"
Zhang Yueshan nodded: "Yes, those people have all been captured, and even the ones behind them have been caught. I donât have to hide anymore, and my identity has been restored."
Granny Zhangâs eyes reddened with excitement: "Good, good, thatâs truly wonderful."
She felt a sense of reluctance towards her orderly courtyard and neighborhood knowing she will move to Beijing with her son.
But she also understood that with her son still alive and returning, she should be content. Wherever her son was, it was home.
Moreover, she missed Yanyan.
Two days later, they bid farewell to their neighbors and boarded the train back to Beijing.
*
On the weekend, just as Xinyan finished tidying up, He Jinxuan arrived to pick her up.
Xinyan playfully scolded, "I told you, youâre busy today, no need to pick me up. Why donât you listen?"
He Jinxuan smiled: "No matter how busy I am, you are more important."
When they arrived, everything was already ready.
The people who came to congratulate were all familiar with He Jinxuan, and the An Family, of course, sent someone over.
Even Han Jingchen made time to come and congratulate.
He hadnât expected that He Jinxuan, his prospective son-in-law, would quietly set up a small transportation company.
Nor did he expect the company to be directly put under Xinyanâs name.
Even Xinyan, the person involved, only found out after the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
He Jinxuan named this transportation company Yan Jin Freight.