Shen Ajiao was a little anxious, "No, big brother, although Lao Shen's company is not big, it is still worth a small fortune."
"Think about it, Ms. Shen's company has several hundred small goals. Doesn't it need a little errand girl like this?"
Boss Shen glanced at Shen Ajiao, who was fawning over him, and said, "Yes, I need to."
Shen Ajiao clapped her hands and said, "It's settled then. I'll sign the share transfer agreement when I get back. You'll leave me five percent of the shares. From now on, both Ms. Shen's company and Mr. Shen's company will belong to you!"
Shen Ajiao happily thought that with a small goal in her hand and monthly dividends, she would be the first in her family to retire!
This lousy class is for anyone who wants to be in it!
In most families, the son takes over the company while the daughter stays home as a full-time daughter. But in her family, it's different; neither side is favored. One inherits from the father, and the other inherits from the mother.
No one can be lazy.
Why can't they learn from the prince and his siblings in Shenzhen, who fight for power and control everything?
Now that Boss Shen has finally figured things out and wants to seize power, how could Shen Ajiao not be happy? If she weren't on an IV drip, she would have gone out to buy fireworks and firecrackers right now and set them off for two days.
"We need a delivery girl, so I'll also give you the position of general manager of Ms. Chen's company. You'll start next month."
For Ah Jiao, the harsh blows of society are often not as severe as the blows from her own family!
Shen Ajiao chuckled and waved her hands repeatedly, "How can a pheasant be worthy of a phoenix? I'd better manage my own mountain myself."
Boss Shen scoffed. He's a human being too, you know. It's only been ten days this month, and he's already been on three business trips. Who can he complain to?
Otherwise, if he gets sick too, he can rest for a month.
"Sis~"
Shen Ajiao could easily see what Boss Shen meant, so she quickly put on three masks and said formally, "You can go now, I need to rest."
Boss Shen...
He wanted to leave, but he had a mission to complete. Ms. Shen said he could only leave when they arrived. At this crucial juncture, who would want to come and look after a sheep if it weren't a family member?
If he could get a sheep, that would be perfect.
Shen Ajiao turned her face away angrily, covered herself with the quilt, and went to sleep.
She was feeling really upset.
I wonder how Lin Ruhai and Lin Daiyu are doing now.
Lin Ruhai, who was being remembered, was on his way back to the capital with Lin Daiyu, carrying her memorial tablet.
When Lin Daiyu returned home, she also offered incense to Jia Min and told her that everything was fine.
She rambled on and on about many things, including her childhood and Lin Ruhai, but never mentioned 'Shen Ajiao'.
Lin Ruhai shared the same sentiment as Lin Daiyu. He sat there for a while, then murmured, "I'm leaving."
He never returned to Suzhou after that.
On their way back to Beijing, the two passed through a town.
Lin Ruhai reached out and patted Lin Daiyu's head. "Would you like to go see her?"
Lin Daiyu shook her head. She decided not to go. She didn't want to disturb a stranger's life; it would only bring her trouble. Not disturbing her was a blessing in itself.
Lin Ruhai: "Alright, from now on, we'll still be father and daughter, relying on each other for survival."
After Ru Hai returned to the capital, he closed his doors to visitors. Even when Shui Rong climbed over the wall to come in, he didn't care. Not to mention Huo Huaixi also came along.
Lin Ruhai disliked Shui Rong, and Lin Daiyu disliked Huo Huaixi.
One complained that Shui Rong talked too much, while the other complained that Huo Huaixi didn't talk enough.
Neither the father nor the daughter spoke to each other, and several months passed like this. When Lin Ruhai's vacation ended, the father and daughter went to court and school respectively, resuming their original routines.
The house is no longer as lively as it used to be.
Lin Ruhai often went up half a street after court to buy braised duck tongues, freshly roasted duck, and various snacks. Outsiders said that Lin Ruhai loved his daughter dearly. Lin Ruhai would just smile and say nothing, and then take a few books and a calligraphy copybook back with him.
Lin Daiyu accepted the gifts with a smile but remained silent, though the longing in her eyes was impossible to hide.
Six months later
Lin Daiyu sat in the courtyard basking in the sun, silently reciting the lessons assigned by the tutor.
Bang!
Lin Daiyu opened her eyes, looked at the small agate that had fallen to her feet, and looked up at the wall. She saw a tanned young man lying on the wall. "This is a gift for you."
As he spoke, he pulled out a fist-sized piece of amber from his pocket. Inside was a large, colorful butterfly that reflected a shimmering light in the sunlight.
The boy laughed loudly, "What? I've only been gone for half a year, and you don't recognize me anymore?"
"I am Zhou Shun!"
Lin Daiyu chuckled, "Be careful, my father might see you and beat you up."
Zhou Shun scratched his head. Lord Lin didn't seem to be that rude, did he? The next second, he saw Lin's guards looking at him from below with sticks.
Zhou Shun chuckled and jumped down from the outer wall. "Come on, I brought a lot of good stuff with me. You and Sister Ajiao can share it."
With his hands behind his back, he talked at length with Lin Daiyu.
"I remember the first gift you gave me was a geography book. I'm giving you one too, but I made it myself. It's not as exquisite as yours, but it's grand in its own way..."
...
"Let me tell you, it's freezing cold there in winter, water freezes instantly, but it's so dry in summer, the sandstorms are so strong they make your eyes squint. Look at me, I'm squinting."
"Look!"
When Zhou Shun turned around to show Lin Daiyu his originally large eyes, he deliberately narrowed them into slits, revealing a set of big white teeth, which made his face look even more handsome and dark.
He had expected to be laughed at, but instead he saw Lin Daiyu behind him, looking at him with tears streaming down her face.
Zhou Shun immediately stopped joking and asked, "What's wrong?"
He scratched his head. "Is it because you're upset that I haven't written to you in the past six months?"
"At that time, my second uncle and I followed a small cavalry archery battalion as the vanguard."
It's too dangerous. My second uncle doesn't dare write letters home, and neither do I.
Zhou Shun glanced furtively at Lin Daiyu, but after he explained, Lin Daiyu cried even harder. Zhou Shun panicked and took out everything he had in his arms—agate, amber, bloodstone, Hetian jade… a whole bunch of beautiful gemstones.
"Don't cry, these are all for you."
"Did someone bully you?"
Zhou Shun thought back to when he first arrived home and said he wanted to visit the Lin family, his grandmother's hesitant words, and his mother's obstruction. He gritted his teeth and asked, "Uncle Lin has arranged a marriage for you?"
Lin Daiyu shook her head; she simply didn't know how to say it.
Zhou Shunjian realized it wasn't about that; he'd been gone too long and wasn't well-informed. "If you don't tell me, I'll ask Sister Ajiao later."
"She will definitely tell me."
Lin Daiyu's tears, which she had just stopped, fell again. "Madam...Madam, there is no Madam anymore!"
Zhou Shun was taken aback. What did he mean by "no wife"?
Zhou Shun really wanted to say, "Isn't Sister Ajiao your wife?", but his throat was so hoarse that he couldn't open his mouth for a long time.
"I...I...I'll be right back."
Zhou Shun rushed over and stood outside Shen Ajiao's former courtyard, waiting quietly for the words, "Oh, little brother Shun is here."
Until the sun set, the long-lost sound was not heard again.
Only Lin Daiyu stood beside him and whispered, "Let's go, my wife is gone."
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