He Jinxuan entrusted the company to someone he trusted to help manage it.
After Jinyanâs freight business opened, the advantage of his connections became apparent.
From the start of operations, the six vehicles havenât stopped, but fortunately, he foresaw this and had backup drivers ready during recruitment.
So people took shifts to rest, but the vehicles kept running nonstop.
He Jinxuanâs business model ensured that the more his employees worked, the more they earned. Everyone he hired had families to support and thus worked diligently.
With everything running smoothly, the Gu Family returned to Beijing.
When Gu Wanqing picked up her parents, she was in tears.
After so many years apart, they were finally reunited in Beijing.
They first brought them back to their house in the suburb of Beijing.
As soon as Gu Wanqing entered the yard, she said, "Mom and Dad, come in quickly; Han Chaojun is awake. Just listen to that crying."
The old couple of the Gu family felt concerned: "Quickly, quickly, go inside. Donât let the child strain his voice."
Upon hearing the commotion outside, Han Chaojun cried even harder.
Xinyan chuckled and said, "It seems he woke up and didnât see anyone, so he got upset."
When they went inside, they saw the little one in Gu Wanqingâs arms with tears still hanging in his eye sockets, occasionally sobbing as he looked at the people coming in.
Old Madam Gu, Tao Shuqing, got teary-eyed again when she saw her grandson. The child reminded her somewhat of his uncle, Gu Yihong, instantly bringing back past memories.
She stepped forward and took her grandson from Gu Wanqingâs arms, "Junjun, Iâm Grandma."
Gu Yiwen followed behind his wife, worried she might get emotional, and quickly called out, "Shuqing."
Tao Shuqing snapped out of it when she heard her husbandâs voice: "Itâs okay, I wouldnât scare the little darling."
The little one in Grandmaâs arms not only stopped crying but even started to smile, which healed Tao Shuqingâs sadness. Excited, she said, "He smiled at me."
Gu Yiwen, the grandfather, was also charmed by the little oneâs smile and reached out to take him from his wifeâs arms, but Tao Shuqing evaded him, "I havenât held him enough yet."
Gu Yiwen, unable to hold the child, felt restless and kept following his wife around.
Granny Zhang also wanted to hold her, but she didnât step up, knowing that the grandparents hadnât held him enough yet either.
However, after seeing the childâs features, she commented, "This child really knows how to grow, picking only the best traits from his parents."
This hit right at Tao Shuqingâs heart: "Elder sister, youâre quite right."
Although she didnât voice the second half of her thought, âHe looks so much like his uncle,â since the eldest son had passed away, always comparing the child to someone deceased might not be good for him.
Gu Wanqing understood and added, "Nephews take after their uncles, which is true for Junjun. Although he resembles me and Jingchen, if you look closely at the part that resembles me, itâs actually more like my big brother."
Her words echoed Tao Shuqingâs feelings, making her even more attentive to her grandson.
The women were surrounding Han Chaojun, while Han Jingchen took Mr. Gu and Zhang Yueshan into the study.
Han Jingchen briefed them on the current situation in Beijing.
Then, he turned to his father-in-law, "Dad, the repairs on the old house are complete, but we suggest you and Mom stay here for a while first. How do you feel about that?"
Mr. Gu, Gu Yiwen, nodded in agreement, "Staying here for now is good. However, we should still take some time to go back in the next few days."
Han Jingchen understood his father-in-lawâs intentions and nodded, "Alright, Iâll arrange everything."