The Ji couple always only cared about the outcome. Since Ji Feihan had broken up with that person, it didn't matter whether it was Miss Han or Miss Tang, as long as it brought them benefits.

They were very pleased with their son's sensible attitude: "You should run the group well. Your father and I value you the most as our son."

Ji Feihan's face was shrouded in an indescribable coldness, but his tone was humble: "Yes, I will develop and expand the group and make more money."

Two years later, in a remote seaside town.

It's summer, and tourists are flocking to the area.

The seaside has become a popular tourist destination, and visitors also seek spiritual solace in places like the city's unique bookstores.

"Sister Jiang, there's a brother outside looking for you."

A little boy holding a lollipop ran into a bookstore and spoke to a woman sitting in a chair.

The woman was wearing a white shirt and jeans, with her long, black hair draped over her shoulders.

Hearing the child's voice, she put down her book, looked up, and revealed an ordinary face.

She wasn't particularly beautiful, but she had a gentle and serene demeanor, and being around her made you feel comfortable without even realizing it.

At this time, there were quite a few customers in her bookstore, and some young male college students were pushing and shoving, trying to get the owner's WeChat.

Well, even though the proprietress isn't particularly attractive, everyone still wants to get to know her.

She has such a great figure and such a unique charm; it would be so wonderful to date her…

"Okay, then Lele, would you like to watch the shop for Auntie?"

"You're the older sister!" the child insisted.

"Okay, then help your sister watch the shop. She'll be back in a bit."

Jiang Tian smiled, patted the child's watermelon-shaped head, and walked out the door.