The next day at work, Dong Yan continued to pester Song Yan, which annoyed and irritated him.
Dong Yan was puzzled. She had explained things so clearly to Song Yan yesterday, so why did he still seem the same as usual today?
Could it be that Song Yan doesn't mind being a cuckold? Dong Yan was somewhat surprised by her own thoughts.
Even the way she looked at Song Yan changed.
Song Yan didn't have time to deal with her right now, especially since she was just a new staff member who hadn't made any mistakes yet. The most crucial figures were Guo Shengcai and even Lin Qi, the director of the Revolutionary Committee, who were behind her.
The factory is currently in a transitional period, and the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Commerce had already contacted him some time ago.
Because of Song Yan's outstanding performance at the factory, coupled with the boost from the Lucas incident, which resulted in increased foreign exchange earnings, Song Yan had long been on the radar of the leaders at all levels of the Commerce Bureau, who were keen to transfer him in.
Song Yan nodded in agreement. Everything was settled, and they were just waiting for the transfer order to be issued at the end of the year.
He hasn't told anyone yet, including Song's father, who works in the same unit. Song Yan plans to wait until the transfer order is officially issued and everything is settled before telling Wen Ruan and giving her a surprise.
After graduating from university, Song Yan actually had the opportunity to go to a better company, after all, he was a well-known student in school who excelled in both character and academics.
However, Song's father thought that Song Yan was too young at the time and needed to gain more experience in lower-level units for a few years. Therefore, he not only did not provide him with any conveniences, but even directly contacted acquaintances at the school to arrange for the school to assign him a normal job...
This prompted Song Yan to come to the Beijing Steel Plant as an ordinary staff member.
As for his current position as the factory director's secretary, that's something he achieved through hard work step by step.
During his two years at the steel plant, Song Yan gained tremendous experience in all aspects and developed a deep affection for the plant. His previous efforts to promote reforms within the plant were all driven by the hope that the plant would continue to improve.
So, before Song Yan was transferred, he didn't want to completely eradicate the corrupt elements in the factory, but he could at least give them a push.
Furthermore, with Mr. Wen still here and preparing for this year's promotion, it might be a win-win situation...
However, the specific procedures still need careful consideration. With this in mind, Song Yan decided to go and discuss it properly with Wen's father. As for dealing with Dong Yan's matter, that was just something he would do incidentally.
With the powerful backer gone, the lackeys below naturally scattered as well...
In the following days, Wen Ruan could clearly feel that Song Yan had become very busy. Every day at noon, he would rush back with his lunch, eat, and then leave quickly to go to work overtime. There were even a few nights when Wen Ruan was almost asleep and only vaguely heard him enter the room.
......
December arrived in the blink of an eye, and Wen Ruan's first full-length novel was finally proofread and she was preparing to submit it for publication.
After a brief discussion with Song Yan, Wen Ruan prepared to submit her manuscript to a publishing house in Beijing. She was a little worried about whether it would be accepted, but fortunately, Song Yan had taken her manuscript to his classmate at a magazine in Beijing beforehand.
His classmate read Wen Ruan's manuscript, became very interested in Wen Ruan's novel, and expressed his willingness to serialize it in each issue of the magazine.
However, Wen Ruan still had some desire to publish the book directly, so she was somewhat conflicted.
After learning about Wen Ruan's idea, Song Yan encouraged and supported her, saying that the magazine could be a backup plan and that she didn't need to worry about other aspects. He said he would go and communicate with his friends at the magazine.
Wen Ruan was greatly encouraged. It happened to be Saturday, and Song Yan accompanied Wen Ruan to the post office to send the manuscript to the Beijing Publishing House.
"Comrade, could you please get me a larger envelope and a sheet of stamps? Thank you," Song Yan said to the staff member at the post office counter.
The staff member put down his pen: "Okay, just a moment, comrade." Then he looked up and glanced at Song Yan unintentionally.
"Senior Brother Song Yan?!" Suddenly, the woman looked at Song Yan with delight and enthusiasm.
Wen Ruan had fallen behind by a step before catching up. Seeing that the two seemed to know each other, she looked curiously at the post office worker.
The woman had a very pleasing appearance, a beautiful face, and a very tall figure, probably around 1.7 meters. Wen Ruan was quite envious. However, her skin was slightly yellowish and looked a little rough, as if from years of hard work.
"Dong Ya?!" Song Yan was also surprised.
"Yes, it's Senior Brother Song Yan, it's me!" Dong Ya was very excited, staring intently at Song Yan.
Upon hearing the staff member's name, Wen Ruan was deeply shocked. Dong Ya?! Wasn't she the original female lead from the original book? The woman who married Song Yan after the original owner eloped with Xing Wei!
Wen Ruan suddenly felt a pang of unease...
"Senior brother, this must be your wife! She's so beautiful. I've never seen anyone as stunning as her before. She looks like someone from a painting. You and I are a perfect match." Dong Ya looked at Wen Ruan with a smile, very enthusiastic.
Upon hearing this, Song Yan turned his head and quietly focused his gaze on Wen Ruan. His slightly parted lips held a faint smile, as if he was very satisfied with Dong Ya's description.
Then Song Yan took the initiative to introduce: "Ruan Ruan, this is Dong Ya, the daughter of my university teacher Dong Shuangqun. When I was in school, Teacher Dong helped me a lot."
"Dong Ya, this is my wife, Wen Ruan."
Dong Ya also warmly called Wen Ruan "sister-in-law".
Wen Ruan was a little unsure how to respond, but she tried her best to compose herself, forced a smile, and greeted her.
"Dong Ya, what are you doing here? How is your teacher? Has he returned to the city?" Song Yan asked with some concern.
“My dad and I returned to the city last week. We’ll discuss the details later. Let me finish processing your business first.” After saying that, Dong Ya handed the two of them an envelope and stamps.
Wen Ruan carefully filled out the form, put the manuscripts in order, sealed it, affixed a stamp, and mailed it out.
Then Dong Ya also asked her boss for leave. The group found a nearby state-run restaurant, ordered food, and prepared to discuss things in detail...
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