Speaking of this, Shen Congwen thought of what had happened with his son before: "Although Cheng Yunliang has left the Cheng family, the Cheng family is now in charge of Cheng Yuntian. Cheng Yuntian has always doted on his younger brother since he was a child. Even if Cheng Yunliang is no longer a member of the Cheng family, I can't touch him."
The only solution was to try and get him to attend another school. We initially planned to transfer him there, but he refused to eat or drink and started acting up. Eventually, his mother felt sorry for him and had to let it go. Anyway, we weren't short of money; we figured it was just a matter of our son's expenses being higher.
Hearing Shen Congwen's words, Du Guodong couldn't help but sigh. However, remembering what Bao Yu had said earlier, he still wanted to remind his friend: "I'm afraid things aren't as simple as you think. That kid has big ambitions; he's after your family's company! His mother's goal has always been the Cheng family, and as her son, that's naturally influenced by her thinking. In my opinion, that kid wants to use your family as a stepping stone; his ultimate goal is still the Cheng family!"
Shen Congwen wasn't stupid. No matter how Cheng Cheng tried to use tricks, the old fox was still the most cunning, and he had long been on guard against this move.
"I've already planned it out. In the future, if my wife and I get old, or if something unexpected happens, the company will be directly entrusted to a trustworthy person for management. If the pawns don't have that ability, they can just not worry about anything in the future, just like they do now."
Ultimately, the company went bankrupt, and the family ran out of money. He couldn't blame his father; he'd just have to accept whatever fate brought him. Anyway, his mother and I are gone now, we can't see what happens.
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In Bao Yu's opinion, Shen Ziqi should have figured things out by now. After all, it's his own life, and if he can still be easily fooled by a few words, then there's nothing she can do about it.
I, the Buddha, do not gamble with idiots!
The next day, Gu Nanxi went to film as usual, while Bao Yu planned to take the live streamers on a tour of Z City. Originally, the dogs in Z City also wanted to come along, but Bao Yu refused.
After all, we just met yesterday, and everyone has their own work to do; we can't all hang out with her every day. Besides, having such a large group of people together is quite intimidating, and it's inconvenient to go anywhere. Since they came with her, she has a responsibility to ensure their safety.
To put it bluntly, Bao Yu just found it troublesome.
As everyone said, Bao Yu rented a car and went out to have fun, bringing his live-streaming equipment with him.
Arriving at the most famous ancient town in Z city, even though it wasn't a holiday, there were still quite a few tourists. Since the car couldn't go any further, Bao Yu had to get out and walk.
When they come across a beautiful spot, they can't help but take photos and check it out. Luckily, Bao Yu's live streaming device can take photos directly, saving Bao Yu the trouble of carrying a selfie stick.
Upon entering the ancient town, if it weren't for everyone's modern attire, Bao Yu would have felt as if she had stepped into ancient times.
The ancient buildings here are very well preserved, and there are food stalls on both sides of the street. So, Bao Yu, who originally planned to enjoy the scenery, turned around and joined the queue in front of the food stalls.
While eating and strolling around, Bao Yu doesn't need a tour guide to tell her historical anecdotes; she simply wants to be someone who has left her footprints on the path that others have walked.
After eating all the way, Bao Yu's stomach was too full, so he went to a teahouse on the side of the street, ordered a pot of tea, and sat on the balcony to watch the people coming and going.
To Bao Yu's surprise, there were traditional storytellers in the teahouse. Attracted by the lively sounds, Bao Yu's gaze shifted from outside to inside the teahouse.
The area, which had been mostly filled with two or three people, was now packed with older folks who had apparently finished their square dancing and moved here to rest.
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