Zhang Leilei had a very good postpartum period. Even her own mother was amazed when she came to visit, saying that she didn't receive such good treatment when she gave birth.

My father, who is the deputy mayor, didn't come. He has always kept a low profile and is currently in the evaluation period as a mayoral candidate. He didn't want to cause any trouble because of these matters.

“Leilei, don’t blame your dad. The higher the position, the greater the responsibility. We’ve followed your dad to so many places, and things are finally a bit more stable now, so let him do whatever he wants.” That’s what her mother said.

She knew that her mother had always been submissive to her father. She had always thought it was pathetic that her mother had lost herself to please others. She never thought that she would have the same thoughts now. What's wrong with being a housewife for her husband? As long as she is happy!

So when Huo Xiao took leave to take care of her at home, she felt a subtle happiness welling up inside her. With such a husband, what more could she ask for?

In particular, when Lu Wanqing came to see her and told her that Huo Xiao was extremely anxious and nervous when she was hemorrhaging, it was rare to see a company CEO so flustered.

Zhang Leilei thought to herself that although Huo Xiao didn't have deep feelings for her, he was a good person and very responsible.

For her, spending her life with him was enough.

Halfway through her postpartum period, she refused to let Huo Xiao stay at home no matter what.

Huo Xiao hired a postpartum nanny to take care of the baby at home before he could return to the company with peace of mind.

Back at the company, he went to find Lu Wanqing to express his gratitude.

In order to provide blood for Zhang Leilei, the company eventually spent 400,000 yuan and promised to promote the four people who donated blood.

He had nothing to repay her with but his life, and could only give his all for her.

Having experienced such a life-or-death rescue, he was completely at peace with Lu Wanqing. He hadn't loved the wrong person before, and now he was willing to continue to give for her.

Seeing his serious expression, Lu Wanqing patted his shoulder and smiled:

"As long as everyone is alright, spending a little money is nothing. You'll earn it back for me sooner or later anyway."

However, the ambulance that arrived later wasn't dispatched by me. Don't you really know who arranged it?

The arrival of the ambulance greatly improved efficiency; it arrived just in time at a critical moment when life and death could be decided in a minute.

Unfortunately, he never knew who was doing all of this behind the scenes.

In any case, now that both mother and child are safe, he can focus on his work.

When Lu Wanqing returned, she immediately convened a meeting to discuss issues such as the sharp decline in clothing orders.

Ah Biao reported on what he knew.

It turns out that the main building of the Zoo Clothing Wholesale Market has been completed, and Tian Jianfeng is now going around persuading tenants in the Dong'an Market to rent shops from him at low rents.

The rent at Dong'an Market is over 10,000 yuan a year. In the past, when everyone was making money, they didn't think the rent was high. But now, clothes aren't selling and income is decreasing, so the rent has become a huge cost.

The zoo market only costs 2,000 yuan, and everyone is getting a little excited.

Some long-time merchants believe that they have accumulated a large number of loyal customers over the years.

As long as you tell your long-time customers that you're moving, they'll definitely come with you.

As for the issue of sourcing goods, clothing is not easy to sell now. Wenwan Garment Factory will definitely sell the clothes to them, otherwise it would be a loss if they were stuck in the factory.

After listening to the report, Lu Wanqing raised her eyebrows slightly and expressed her thoughts.

Another large garment factory in Beijing, which was already poorly managed, is now facing bankruptcy due to the financial crisis.

The management is preparing to restructure the state-owned enterprise into a private one, and she wants to buy the factory.

Everyone was shocked to hear this.

"Chairman Lu, if I remember correctly, you said not long ago that we should not expand our business in the near future."

Buying this factory would cost at least 20 million. Isn't it unwise to do it now, at a time like this?

One director expressed his dissatisfaction with her decision.

Although Huo Xiao didn't understand why she was acting this way, he still asked her with a supportive attitude how to solve the sales problem.

Lu Wanqing took out a stack of business cards, waved them in her hand, and said:

"Our clothing has always focused on the domestic market, but in the future, we will set our sights on the world."

"Let's choose our first batch of customers from these people."

Those business cards are from foreign business owners she's collected over the years, people she's met and chatted with a few times.

The beginning is always the hardest. Most of these business cards will not bring in orders immediately, but as long as you develop just one, you will have succeeded.

After she said that, no one raised any objections. Exporting was an inevitable path, but no one expected it to happen so soon.

Seeing that no one had any objections, Lu Wanqing asked Huo Xiao to select people to establish an export trade department, specifically responsible for clothing exports.

While Wenwan Group was holding a meeting, Tian Jianfeng held a completion ceremony at the wholesale market.

After the shortage of steel and cement occurred, he was unable to get money from Tian Guangrong, so he had no choice but to target the courtyard house.

He contacted a friend at a bank, stole the property certificate for the courtyard house, and took out a loan of one million.

They begged and pleaded with everyone they knew, and finally managed to buy steel and cement from other places, and managed to complete the main building of the wholesale market.

He planned to do the renovations while simultaneously trying to persuade tenants to come to his market.

He divided the market stalls into very small sections, each only a few square meters, which resulted in two thousand stalls.

He deliberately set a low price so that even roadside stalls could come in. To this end, he started recruiting tenants before the renovations were even finished.

He divided the shops into several levels, and even the cheapest one only had a rent of two thousand dollars. If rented out, it would still bring in four million dollars a year.

If he has more money later, he can continue to expand, building new buildings near the main building to form a complex...

After the completion ceremony, many people came to him to sign shop rental contracts, which greatly boosted his confidence.

Du Meili, who helped him manage his wealth, was all smiles after receiving the returned funds, proud that her risky move of stealing the property certificate was the right one.

If it weren't for having connections at the bank, the courtyard house wouldn't have been able to get a loan of one million!

They worked so hard to get the loan, and they're not in a hurry to pay it back anyway.

Once they've weathered a year, they'll raise the rents for those tenants fivefold, and that'll bring in 20 million in one go.

At this rate of making money, it won't be long before they surpass the Wenwan Group.

Just as they were getting carried away with their success, Tian Changshou discovered that the property certificate for his courtyard house was missing.

He didn't suspect Du Meili at first, but instead called Tian Guangrong over and asked him and Zhou Ling if they had been in his room recently.

"Dad, I didn't go in, but Zhou Ling took care of your washing up, so she definitely went in!" Tian Guangrong said casually, unaware of the reason.

Tian Changshou slammed his cane on the ground and angrily roared at him:

"Go find your lover! You've let a wolf into the house! He stole my property certificate!"