Sun Mofei is a very warm person. Everyone likes her. She has something that can calm people down.
Unfortunately, only Peppa Pig inherited this temperament, and I didn't see it in George at all. Instead, I felt that he and that naughty boy Xingxing should be siblings.
The emotional matters that Suihe told Fifth Grandma were like their little secret. Of course, Sun Mofei would not tell anyone else about this. The child told her that he trusted her, and telling others would be like betraying a friend. Even her good sister Professor Dong could not be told about this.
Sun Mofei understands the principles of the underworld: one must go through fire and water for friends and keep secrets!
After analyzing Zhuang Qiuqiu, she started giving Suihe some bad advice. No, no, no, these were good suggestions, suggestions! Suihe didn't understand them at first, but once he figured them out, he grinned like a fool and happily followed their lead.
Shui Shui in the Shanghai Stock Exchange had finally straightened out everything, removing all the rotten flesh from the family's chamber of commerce. He had swiftly and decisively rectified everything that needed to be rectified, and those who had been timid and fearful had all the embezzled money returned.
Old Master Jiang and Jiang Shaoming said nothing or did anything about her recent overhaul. Old Master Jiang, with his age, had become soft-hearted. Previously, he'd been reluctant and turned a blind eye. Sleeping and overhauling were right; that was the way family businesses needed to thrive in the long term. Jiang Shaoming simply didn't want to get involved. Every time he made a move, Old Master Jiang would stop him, so he eventually gave up.
Our country is just starting to develop, and opportunities are everywhere. Mr. Jiang and Jiang Shaoming both believe that as long as the chamber of commerce is well managed, the family business will surely survive for a long time.
Mr. Jiang has been out for a stroll every day lately, and the two bodyguards are keeping the family company, so they can rest assured. Mrs. Jiang is like the Empress Dowager at home, completely at her whim. Here, she can see her Ah Si and the children every day. They chatter like little swallows, always asking her what she's doing. It's so annoying. Oh, what will happen to this family without her?
Everyone in the alley was familiar with the old lady. She was so wealthy and powerful, she was completely unassuming and approachable. When they strolled around, they all said they were happy to chat with her. No one could live in this area; within the radius of the alley, every one was a prince's mansion. Could their descendants be anything but ordinary? Take the Guan family across the street, for example. They were true Eight Banners descendants, descendants of the Manchus.
Shuishui knew this family. When she first moved in, she heard about their family's two famous female stars. One lived in the small fishing village and was probably still in school, while the other wasn't born yet. The unborn one was a schoolmate of Shuishui's in the modern era. She kept a low profile when she went to school, and she often saw photos of her younger classmates. Therefore, Shuishui was very familiar with his unborn granddaughter.
Even though his family lives happily here now, let's not even mention the battle they fought to clear out the house two years ago. At that time, half of his family members were sent down to rural areas, and the remaining residents had to rent out part of their house, according to the street office regulations. So, they complied and rented it out.
Guess what? Not only did the tenants renovate the yard and the house in a horrible way, but when the time came to clear out, they refused to leave. They argued daily, the whole alley echoing with their cries, leaving no one in a good position. This forced everyone in the alley to join in the quarrels. After all, they were old neighbors, so everyone offered a helping hand whenever possible.
My rented room inexplicably became the property of a tenant. I didn't have any property ownership certificates or title deeds, but I just lent it to someone else and it became theirs. Do you think this could happen? It really did!
It took a whole year to finally get rid of those scoundrels.
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