As for Ji Ruting.
Yu Huan knew about her existence from the beginning, and wanted to get along with her in a friendly manner after he came back, but she seemed to be caught in some psychological struggle and avoided Yu Huan during the period before school started.
After school started, we went to our respective universities and we saw each other less and less.
This year, Ji's parents distributed the company's shares. After deducting the amount given to Ji's parents, Yu Huan received the largest share, implying a sense of compensation.
Ji Ruting and Ji Yuzhou had no objection to this.
The remaining amount was split equally between Ji Yuzhou and Ji Ruting. Ji Yuzhou also held actual management rights over the company. He was also going to give Ji Ruting some compensation, but Ji Ruting refused to take it no matter what.
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Time always passes quickly when you are happy.
It seemed like just a nap, and the end of midsummer was covered by the bleak autumn wind. I closed my eyes, and the rustling white snow buried the autumn again.
Ji Yuzhou was standing downstairs waiting when he saw Yu Huan running out wearing the New Year's greeting clothes prepared by his mother. She looked festive and eye-catching, with a face as white as dough. When she smiled, her features were lively, making her even more likable.
"Brother." She called out crisply, her eyes bright, "Look at my hand."
A pair of white fluffy gloves embroidered with rabbit patterns are soft and cute, and seem to please the little girl very much.
A red envelope was handed to her, and it was quite thick.
Yu Huan looked up in surprise.
"Here's the New Year's money." Ji Yuzhou said in a gentle voice.
"Thank you, brother." After Yu Huan finished thanking him, he still felt like something was missing. He clasped his hands together in a spirit of return and recited a long New Year's greeting: "I wish you good luck in your work, prosperity, good health, and a meteoric rise in your career. Congratulations on making a fortune, and may everything go well and without worries..."
Quirky, like a child.
Ji Yuzhou shook his head and smiled.
Yu Huan ran back to the room like a gust of wind, put the red envelope away, and then ran out again to pay New Year's greetings.
They are all elders. Although I am not very familiar with them, I still gave them all red envelopes.
Yu was so happy that she smiled from ear to ear. The elders were also happy to see her and thought she was a lucky doll.
Those who are more thoughtful, such as mothers and grandmothers, prepare more than just simple New Year's money.
My mother also gave me a golden locket which symbolizes longevity and wealth. It is shining and looks very beautiful when hung around the neck.
The jade bracelet my grandma gave me was specially made for me. It was made of pure and clear glass, and had a round and delicate bracelet style. It was very pleasing.
There were many people in the old house and their home was nearby, so they drove back after having the New Year’s Eve dinner.
Along the way, Yu Huan touched the small shoulder bag he was carrying, which was full of red envelopes, and couldn't help but smile.
When she got home, Ji's mother was afraid that Yu Huan had caught a cold, so she asked someone to make some brown sugar, ginger and jujube tea and sent it to Yu Huan's room.
After entering, I saw Yu Huan pointing at the red envelopes on the table with a smile on his face.
"Why are you so happy?" Ji's mother couldn't help laughing and joked, "Didn't mom give you a card?"
"That was given to me by my mother," Yu Huan said softly, "It's not quite the same. This, this, can barely be considered something I earned myself."
"What's given to you is yours." Ji's mother said, "But, Mommy wants to know one thing, is there anything you need money for?"
If it's a luxury item, it's hard to ask her family, she can just wave her hand and buy it for her. Why bother saving money?
Yu Huan looked at the cheerful golden lion pattern on the red envelope and felt that there was nothing he couldn't say. He raised his head and said slowly, "I want to pay for my grandma's pension insurance."
Grandma didn't have a formal job, let alone a pension, so she had nothing to rely on when she got old. While still in school, Yu Huan had been thinking about making some money after starting a job so he could contribute to the pension insurance that Grandma still didn't have.
No matter what, no matter where she is or what her relationship with others is, grandma at least has some protection.
However, this money was not her own after all, so she could not feel completely at ease with it.
She looked at Ji's mother, feeling a little uneasy, and hesitated, "Isn't this a bit bad? Will Mom mind this..."
Mother Ji looked intently at her child whom she had missed for a long time. She could not imagine what the child had gone through during her growth to be so sensible and considerate of others.
Her eyes were hot, and she felt that she had missed a lot. To the point that the place in the deepest part of this kind-hearted and sentimental child's heart, the one she most respected and depended on, had already been taken.
But he was still cautious towards her, his biological mother.
She didn't say anything for a long time. Yu Huan didn't want to embarrass her, so she smiled and said, "It's okay, Mom. Just keep the money. I'll do this when I get a job."
Ji's mother suddenly hugged her and touched her head.
Yu Huan buried his head in his mother's arms. From a distance where he could feel her warmth, he could hear her restrained yet painful sobs of regret.
"I don't mind, I don't mind." She murmured, "Do whatever you want, mom supports you."
How could mom mind?
She is the one who raised you and made up for the lack of affection from your mother.
Mom should thank her deeply.
Later, Ji's father and mother came to visit and tried their best to invite grandma to live with them.
Grandma said she didn't want to go at all.
But Yu Huan was smart at this time. She hugged her grandmother and cried, saying that she couldn't leave her grandmother. She missed her grandmother so much that she didn't want to go to school anymore. She thought it would be better to drop out of school, come back to repeat the grade, and re-apply for a school closer to home...
When these words came out, the old man was so angry that he almost smoked.
"You get up early and go to bed late every day. You worked so hard to get into university, and you still want to come back..."
There weren't even a few decent factories in the small town, and the streets seemed to go nowhere. How could she possibly have a future? How could she, drag her feet, drag such a good child, and bury him here?
The old lady was so moved that she also wiped away her tears. The two of them hugged each other and cried.
In the end, Yu Huan finally pestered him and asked him to go back.
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