Despite being in a very anxious state, she was unwilling to ask her parents and family for help.
Stubbornness, defiance.
Her family vaguely learned from friends about her financial troubles but could only worry about her privately, not daring to offer her money or take any other actions.
The main reason is, after she grew up, whenever her family offered to give her money, she would sneer and say coldly, "Besides giving money, what else can you offer?"
Her thorny deanor made her family nervous and scared whenever they saw her.
They were afraid they might do sothing wrong or say sothing inappropriate, triggering her sensitive points and leading to greater family conflicts.
Later, Ning Youguang solved the problem of the funding gap herself.
How did she manage it?
During that ti, she was anxiously looking for investnts everywhere, thinking about where to get the money.
She suddenly received a call from an overseas institution saying soone wanted to invest in her.
She suspected the other party was a scamr, but they were very sincere, not only sending her various credential attachnts via email but also convincingly and objectively stating, "The World Health Organization’s ’investnt in health’ is regarded as the future direction by us. Here, ’health’ refers to the physical, psychological, social morals, and socio-economic green. Green and tech developnt have high costs and slow returns, so we will enter an era of low-interest rates."
They said, "But the world is about gain and loss, the ebb and flow. How do we make up for the yield loss? Through investnt in health, allowing people to have healthy wealth and regain it. We admire the platform you are about to establish."
Their approach eliminated a lot of her doubts.
Besides, she had soone investigate the institution and found out it was indeed not a scam, but a renowned and reputable trust company in the United States.
With a gambling mindset, she accepted the investnt.
The other party was not only sincere and efficient but also generously offered funds.
Once the agreent was reached, the first tranche of funds was transferred to her account.
An amount several tis more than what she needed.
Later, ti proved.
She made the right bet; the other party truly cooperated with her with great sincerity.
Whenever she recalled the incident afterward, she couldn’t help but laugh.
Thinking, "No matter if it’s my good luck or so far-sighted capital mogul seeing the potential in my project planning to profit from it, overall, they solved my urgent need and are definitely great benefactors."
This great benefactor later injected funds several more tis, helping her a lot.
What she was most grateful for was, although they gave her money, they never attempted to interfere with the platform’s managent, allowing her to operate it calmly according to her original intentions.
In this lifeti, her path is different from her previous lifeti, yet she occasionally thinks of that amazing partner.
Unexpectedly, in such a surprising circumstance, she saw a familiar watermark from that institution on Shi Wangyue’s docunt...
"Sis, what’s wrong?" A low, slightly hesitant, yet worried voice of a young man ca from beside her.
"Ah... it’s nothing... I." Ning Youguang snapped out of her daze in panic, seeing Shi Wangyue holding a one-third drunk salted cheese milk cap, looking at her with concern.
"You still say it’s nothing." Shi Wangyue gently touched her cheek, "Your face is pale; are you feeling unwell?"
"I..." Ning Youguang looked into the pair of deep yet deeply affectionate eyes in front of her and took a deep breath.
"Little Wangyue." She slowly began.
Her usually gentle voice like the April breeze now sounded raspy like branches grazing against the wind.
"Say it." Shi Wangyue furrowed his brows in worry, yet his voice remained light and gentle.
"The docunt in front of you..." Ning Youguang never asked about Shi Wangyue’s work matters unless he brought them up on his own.
Let alone looking at his docunts.
Because she understood very well that most of the docunts he handled were extrely confidential business docunts.
But today, she really wanted to see if the watermark on the docunt was the sa as the one in her mory and to understand why Shi Wangyue’s docunt would have this institution’s watermark.
"Do you want to see this docunt?" Shi Wangyue picked up the docunt and handed it to Ning Youguang, "Go ahead, if there’s sothing you don’t understand, feel free to ask anyti."
"Then I’ll take a look." Ning Youguang hesitated briefly before accepting it.
Initially, she just wanted to inquire about the watermark, but unexpectedly, the other party generously handed her the entire docunt.
"Hmm." Shi Wangyue nodded, his deanor relaxed.
But his inner anxiety wasn’t as calm as his appearance; Ning Youguang’s sudden change of complexion earlier made him very nervous.
As soon as Ning Youguang opened the docunt, she found it to be an ordinary business docunt with nothing special.
After roughly skimming through it, she pointed at the watermark that was indeed identical to the one from her previous life and asked Shi Wangyue, "What does this watermark an?"
Shi Wangyue answered frankly, "This is my personal signature at a trust institution."
Ning Youguang’s hands, which had been holding the docunt, inadvertently curled and loosened again.
She gathered a lot of strength to maintain a normal tone and asked, "What’s the na of that trust institution?"
"St Jas’s Place."
St Jas’s Place—
The institution’s na and the watermark signature are all the sa!
Ning Youguang was overwheld by the sudden influx of information.
No matter how much she racked her brains, she never expected the investor she had wondered about for so long in her previous life was Shi Wangyue... 1314
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