Zhao Qingju, far away in the capital, has been restless every day ever since that letter was sent.
Every now and then, she would check to see if there was a reply, and she would also ask the postman when he came by.
As his bedmate, Wei Yaohui naturally noticed.
Wei Yaohui knew that Zhao Qingju wanted to find something to do, but he felt it didn't matter whether his wife did it or not, as the family could make ends meet anyway.
If his wife really wants to work, it's not impossible for him and his family to use their connections to arrange a job for her.
But as soon as he mentioned the idea, Zhao Qingju resolutely rejected it.
She knew her own limitations. She hadn't received much formal education; she had only learned a lot gradually after being brought out of her hometown by her older sister.
But if you actually asked her to work for a company, she felt she might not be able to do the job well.
The main reason is that she and her sisters are used to working for them, and she is actually unwilling to go to work in the same routine.
If she really wanted a job, she wouldn't need her in-laws' help; she could just ask her uncle, and he would definitely be able to arrange it for her. But she just doesn't want to; she still wants to do it on her own.
Since she was unwilling, Wei Yaohui naturally wouldn't force her.
The two met through an introduction, and the feelings they developed afterward were genuine. He wasn't a stubborn, chauvinistic man and respected his wife's opinions and ideas.
As Zhao Qingju eagerly awaited her arrival, Zhao Qinglan's letter finally arrived.
As soon as she received the letter, Zhao Qingju couldn't wait to open it. When she saw her sister's reply, a smile appeared on her face. Her sister was still as good to them as ever.
When she mentioned sharing profits with her mother and sisters after opening the store, Zhao Qinglan simply told her not to worry about such things for now, and to wait until the store was up and running smoothly before discussing future matters.
Zhao Qinglan also offered some suggestions regarding her idea of opening a shop in Beijing.
In addition to these, Zhao Qinglan also mentioned some information about her mother and Zhao Qingzhu, expressing her concern and care for her in the letter.
Zhao Qingju picked up the letter and stuck it to her chest. Her family members were not by her side, but she still felt the warmth of home.
Having received her sister's approval, she immediately set to work.
During the years they lived together, Zhao Qinglan also had a negative influence on her two younger sisters' behavior.
His wife wanted to open a shop, so Wei Yaohui didn't have any objections and expressed his support. However, his parents were somewhat disapproving after they found out.
However, they were afraid that if they told their daughter-in-law, she would overthink it, so they only told their son, hoping that he could persuade his wife that if she really wanted to go to work, they would help her find a decent job.
Although there are more and more self-employed individuals in recent years, many people still consider a government job to be respectable and stable.
However, Wei Yaohui didn't listen to his parents at all. Instead, he tried to persuade them, saying that it was not shameful to earn money through one's own efforts, and even mentioned the example of his sister-in-law Zhao Qinglan, whose business was becoming more and more successful.
Wei's parents had no idea how big Zhao Qinglan's business was. It was only when Zhao Qingju mentioned it to her husband that they realized how much envy and admiration she had for her sister.
So, Wei Yaohui used it to block his parents.
With their son and daughter-in-law on the same page, even though Wei's parents still had some reservations, they couldn't stop them. They just thought that if their daughter-in-law made a mistake and fell down, they would know whether it was good or bad.
Despite his parents' disapproval, Wei Yaohui didn't mention it to his wife at all after returning to his own home.
It can only be said that Zhao Qingju had good judgment in marrying him.
His niece married a man in Beijing through his introduction, and her uncle, Sun Guangming, often contacts her or inquires about her situation.
When he learned that Zhao Qingju was going to open a shop in the capital, he not only did not object, but also told his niece to ask her for help if she needed anything. It can be said that he doted on his younger generation.
While Zhao Qingju was busily preparing to open a store in Beijing, Zhao Qinglan's store in the provincial capital, which combined military and civilian resources, was becoming increasingly stable.
Now that Junminhe has three branches, and there may be more in the future, Zhao Qinglan thought that she should also register and establish a company.
As the number of stores gradually increased, management, human resources, and finance became too much for her or a few people to handle. To facilitate management and for long-term development, the establishment of a company was inevitable.
In Shenzhen, Zhang Yu handled the company's establishment entirely on his own; neither Li Huai nor Zhao Qinglan had much to do with it.
But now, Zhao Qinglan has to run around and worry about everything herself in her own company.
Fortunately, registering a company is not too troublesome nowadays. After making a few trips and clarifying all the required documents, Zhao Qinglan set up the company without much trouble.
She named the company very simply, Lanxin, which probably means the culmination of Zhao Qinglan's hard work.
Even a company can't be run by just one person.
She also included Wu Mei and several other key elderly employees from the stores into the company.
As for other needed personnel, she can slowly look for and recruit them later.
If possible, she would certainly like to build up a pool of qualified and capable employees for the company.
Nowadays, college students are considered the cream of the crop, and they are guaranteed a stable job right after graduation. It's estimated that few would be interested in her small, privately-owned company.
She can only focus on finding other capable people first.
Fortunately, there are only three stores at the moment, so it won't have much of an impact if no outstanding talents come in for a while.
She wouldn't give up on Zhang Yu's busy business, but she also needed to work hard to expand her own business empire.
Looking to the future, she hopes her company will not only have chain stores combining military and civilian businesses, but also various other food and beverage-related industries.
She wouldn't share these dreams with her children, but she would occasionally tell her husband about them.
Li Huai found the way her eyes lit up every time she talked about these things very charming.
It's not just men who work hard that are attractive; women who work hard are also very appealing.
Zhao Qinglan found it strange that while she was busy during the day, her husband was always very wild and took advantage of her at night.
Looking in the mirror, she began to wonder if she had suddenly become younger and more beautiful. Otherwise, why would this man turn into a wolf every day?
They've been married for so long, how come they've suddenly experienced a second spring?
Busy during the day and working hard at night, she experienced both pain and joy.
It's also thanks to the fact that their family no longer lives in the staff housing complex that they don't have to worry about the upstairs, downstairs, and left and right neighbors.
Their own yard is big enough, they have enough houses, and the children don't live next to their rooms.
If they went a little overboard late at night, so be it. It won't cause any strange consequences. Otherwise, Zhao Qinglan would be so embarrassed that she could dig a house out of the ground with her toes.
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