Eighties Sweetheart Wife-Chapter 676 Ending 2

Song Yunuan did look at Sun Jinrong in surprise. This person... had she figured it out so quickly?

But Song Yunuan remained silent.

What happened today was actually inevitable.

Zhilan Group has grown to a certain point today, especially these kinds of family businesses, and it was time for a change.

Old Mrs. Song was getting on in years and valued family more. When it came to personal assets, her younger brother’s family did indeed have the least.

So, she thought that an iron rice bowl was no longer a necessary pursuit. It also just so happened that Sun Jinrong was clamoring for unpaid leave. So, they simply handed over the new factory to her.

Song Yunuan wouldn’t bother to place someone to supervise her younger aunt.

With her grandmother, mother, and second aunt around, they should be able to keep an eye on her.

So she went abroad with Gu Huai’an without any worries.

Of course, the trip was confidential, and the family didn’t know about it.

She hadn’t expected that, just as she reached a place with a signal, she would receive a call from back home.

She had wanted to teach Sun Jinrong a lesson.

So when the other party mentioned that this time was an exception, and it’s understandable to waive the penalty fee, she didn’t agree.

As for the future, whether Sun Jinrong would progress or stagnate depended on whether she wanted this family or not.

Fortunately, her father, who had always been pushed by her, had never stopped learning throughout the years and even had a college diploma.

Even the foreign language that he had never liked and had resisted, he spoke exceedingly well.

Her father, mother, and her university lecturer uncle and aunt had always been progressing.

In comparison, her younger aunt had not only failed to make progress, but had also picked up quite a few bad habits.

Today was like ripping off a Band-Aid; her mother and second aunt no longer cared about saving face, and it was time for Sun Jinrong to be jolted awake by a splash of cold water.

She wasn’t a fool; under such circumstances, she wouldn’t dare to recklessly confront her family.

In such a case, her younger uncle would be the first to not tolerate her.

And so, she heard Sun Jinrong sincerely say, "Actually, I’ve been regretting these past few days. I don’t know what got into me.

I’ll bear the loss myself. I’m not suited to be the factory director. I’m planning to go back to Nanshan City with Song Nian. I... I really don’t like doing business. As for the rest, we’ll talk when we get back to Nanshan City, but I promise not to cause trouble for others..."

Was Old Mrs. Song angry? She was very angry, and at the same time, she also blamed herself.

If she hadn’t always tried to keep everything equal, always looking out for the youngest, this wouldn’t have happened.

But family harmony brings prosperity.

What good would come from continuing to argue?

Could she force her son to divorce?

However, this time Old Mrs. Song was determined. As for Sun Jinrong, what should be done would be done.

How could she keep the water perfectly level? The youngest’s family doesn’t contribute but wants to be on par with the eldest and second child? What a joke!

In the future, she wouldn’t think so any longer.

The final outcome was that Sun Jinrong willingly accepted the loss and also willingly resigned from her position as factory director. She said she didn’t want to cause trouble for her old unit when she went back to Nanshan City—so let’s wait and see what happens next.

After all, family affairs are just like that. Song Yunuan felt it was fine as long as the general direction wasn’t off. Not all ten fingers are the same length, and it’s normal for a little scheming and maneuvering to happen occasionally.

Song Yunuan didn’t concern herself with the matters in Nanshan City. Her stance was very clear, and Huang Shi probably knew how to handle things.

As for others, she didn’t take them to heart. She and Gu Huai’an recently went abroad together to collect a particular kind of data in a remote area with no signal, so naturally, they couldn’t make calls. After the two of them returned, Gu Huai’an went back to the laboratory.

In fact, the research of Gu Huai’an and Song Yunuan had no overlap.

Yet, the energy cluster stripped from Lin Qing’s system still had not played its true role.

This time, with complete data, in Gu Huai’an’s private laboratory, the two collected information different from this world.

After a comprehensive analysis, Gu Huai’an was shocked.

But Song Yunuan wasn’t surprised at all.

This indeed was a small world, to call it a world within a book wasn’t accurate—it was an experiment created by a high-dimensional world.

High-dimensional worlds are not the paradise we imagine; resources there are almost depleted, but technology is extremely advanced.

So, they created various worlds, slowly syphoning off the energy of this world’s luck back to their own.

This is like our family not having enough land, the crops we grow can’t feed our family, so I go and buy land or lease it from someone else to grow crops—similar logic.

Given that, what do Gu Huai’an and Song Yunuan plan to do?

With Gu Huai’an’s capabilities, he was definitely able to accomplish what he set out to do.

Even if not for others, at least for his precious daughter.

But Song Yunuan did not participate in this research; as long as the direction was set, it was fine.

Moreover, the time and materials required were difficult to estimate.

Song Yunuan said to Gu Huai’an with a giggly smile, "Think of it this way, maybe it is a ladder to the sky for me, a little fairy returning to heaven. If you cut off this ladder, won’t I be wholeheartedly with you until we grow old together?"

Gu Huai’an smiled helplessly.

His wife was still just like before; there didn’t seem to be any significant changes over the years.

Yet his love for her only grew stronger.

Song Yunuan now didn’t tie herself down to business anymore.

She found she was particularly good at using people, and these people were all capable and reliable.

Moreover, they were all wholeheartedly devoted to the group.

Not just the Zhilan Group but also her Fanhua Group.

Of course, her brother-in-law still wanted her to take over part of the resources from his hands.

He felt that these were good things to rely on for a solid life.

No matter the era, it was indispensable.

But now, her brother-in-law had both sons and daughters. Although Jin Ju didn’t care about this, when their children grew up, would they care or not?

So Song Yunuan discussed with her brother-in-law and agreed that she could participate as an investor.

And leave the more important roles to her cousins.

With her overseeing, nothing could go wrong.

Xia Xindong felt that this arrangement was good too.

Song Yunuan received a phone call from Hai Shaoqing.

Speaking of which, Hai Shaoqing and the Sixth Master’s daughter had taken a liking to each other.

Then the Sixth Master told Song Yunuan that if this marriage worked out, he would treat Hai Shaoqing like his own son.

In fact, this marriage was beneficial for both Hai Shaoqing and the Sixth Master’s family.

It can be said that they understood each other completely.

Hai Shaoqing gained relatives, and the Sixth Master was reassured about the man his daughter married.

The wedding was held in Xiangjiang.

Hai Shaoqing looked at his bride, his eyes full of smiles.

After this, apart from Little Nuan, he had other family members.

Gu Huai’an, on the other hand, saw Hai Shaoqing as quite an older bachelor already.

However, the daughter of the Sixth Master’s family had also been single all this time, said to be uninterested in marriage. The Sixth Master approved, as they could afford to keep her at home.

No one expected the two of them to end up together.

After returning to Beidu, Gu Huai’an continued his research.

When the lotus flowers bloomed across the lake, Gu Huai’an succeeded.

Although there was excitement, Song Yunuan felt it was all as it should be.

Their precious daughter was still in primary school.

Much sooner than Song Yunuan had anticipated.

However, to make it a reality, they still had to wait for a while, till it was foolproof.

There was no room for uncertainties in this matter; it had to be guaranteed success.

But compared to picking up their precious daughter from school, this seemed not so important after all.

At the school gates, Gu Huai’an and Song Yunuan stood together.

When the doors opened, Yanyan joyfully shouted "Daddy, Mommy" and dashed toward them like a little butterfly.

Gu Huai’an held his wife’s hand and, carrying their daughter, walked towards their home.

Walking leisurely like this, it was as though they owned the whole world.

The end!