But when she got ho, she still couldn’t help pulling her husband and daughter along to probe their son’s intentions.
Ning Wan imdiately refused, saying, "I really have no right to interfere too much in my brother’s affairs, please spare ."
Ning Shizhao also advised, "Let’s not rush it."
Gu Xihuo: "What if Pipi ets soone he likes, wouldn’t that be great? He’s more mature now, and if he finds soone who is well-educated, dignified, and virtuous, then they could take care of his life and help manage his business, and he wouldn’t have to work so hard."
Ning Wan: "Mom, my brother has his own ideas. Besides, it’s not like he doesn’t have any help around him; I think he’s doing quite well now, better than before."
Gu Xihuo: "Who is helping him? Those employees? Employees and subordinates are not the sa as family."
Ning Wan: "It’s not just employees; there are also friends, business partners, and the Xia family. For Xia Yi’s business to take off, the Xia family and Xia Youqing have helped him a lot, and the Xia family is quite decent."
The uniqueness of little Youyou is known by Ning Yi and Xia Youqing, known by the Xia family, but naturally unknown to those who don’t often interact with Ning Youguang.
Moreover, regarding Ning Yi’s business, he seldom talks about his daughter’s help to outsiders.
The daughter is still young; as a father, Ning Yi knows very well that he should keep her uninvolved in many things as much as possible.
Speaking of today’s "Light Year."
As a businesswoman with ambition, Ning Wan hasn’t regretted not being able to lend a hand when "Light Year" was starting and catching the fast train of the currently rapidly developing film industry.
Now, "Light Year" has beco a treasure in the eyes of investors. With the company having ample cash flow and business growing explosively, her helping out would not be help but picking others’ fruits, and that’s sothing she can’t do.
As one of the leaders in the business world, although Ning Shizhao doesn’t ddle in his son’s affairs, he is still aware of his son’s company’s structure and staff.
Following his daughter’s words, he added, "Although Youqing has a bad temper, she is sensible. Let’s respect Xia Yi’s matters, whether public or private."
As her husband, he wasn’t unaware of the recent stirrings in his wife’s thoughts.
His greatest responsibility as the head of the family is to ensure prosperity and harmony among descendants.
He can understand that in a family, a woman may occasionally lose clarity, but he also has the duty to supervise and correct, to prevent her shortsightedness from disrupting family harmony and developnt.
Since her daughter’s husband wasn’t effective, Gu Xihuo sought other channels to understand her son’s affairs.
Upon understanding, she discovered that even though her son appeared to be the thriving boss of "Light Year," his ex-wife, Xia Youqing, and forr brother-in-law, Xia Xiqing, together own more shares than he does, which was quite frustrating for her.
Upon knowing this, she couldn’t help but sigh frequently at ho, "Pipi is so foolish! He’s out there working hard every day, yet the money ends up in soone else’s pocket."
The more she thought about it, the more unbalanced she felt.
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The years of elentary school were innocent and carefree. The children played together without many distinguishing thoughts or calculations, and even if there were conflicts, they quickly forgot.
In these years.
Qius High School has firmly held the No. 1 spot for Jincheng elentary schools, leaving other schools far behind.
Although the school excels, and most students perform very well, there are still a few who are exceptionally outstanding, leaving other students far behind.
Those particularly excellent have naturally beco known as the "other people’s children" among Qius High School parents.
"Other people’s child" Shi Wangyue skipped from first grade to third grade, then graduated from fourth grade and skipped to sixth grade with Ning Youguang.
This truly created a stir among the parents at Qius High School.
So parents, seeing children in the school skip grades yet still do well, thought of letting their own children skip grades too.
But after talking with teachers and reviewing Shi Wangyue’s and Ning Youguang’s papers, they dismissed the idea of letting their own children skip grades.
"You just can’t compare."
"So kids can score 100 not because they are better, but because the full score is only 100."
"Their kid scoring 100 is just pure luck."
Even though Shi Wangyue and Ning Youguang were skipping grades, they could score perfect marks in any grade, any class, securing the top position in the school every ti.
Even though good grades in elentary school are not much compared to high school, soone as outstanding as Shi Wangyue and Ning Youguang would certainly beco the focus of the school teachers and students alike.
These good reading seedlings had already caught the eye of the principal from the best middle school in Jincheng, Jincheng No.1 Middle School.
As Shi Wangyue and Ning Youguang were about to graduate from sixth grade, the academic affairs director from Jincheng No.1 Middle School planned to talk to the academic affairs director of Qius High School, to sound out these two children and see if they were willing to attend No.1 Middle School.
No.1 Middle School is the best in Jincheng, and logically, the director wouldn’t have to do this personally, but since No.1 Middle School relocated to a new campus, based on their addresses, these kids would need to board at school.
Two ten-year-olds, boarding.
The academic affairs director of No.1 Middle School, devoted to school performance, could only curse inwardly upon receiving the principal’s task to poach these two children from Qius High School.
"It’s not your kids, so you don’t feel the pain."
"Even if it’s not my kids, I still feel the pain."
If soone told , with my ten-year-old at ho, "Let your kid board."
"I would definitely shut the door and release the dogs!"
But holding the stack of information about these two kids handed by the principal, he couldn’t help but think, "Still, I should try persuading them; what if, just if, the kids’ parents agreed for the sake of their children’s grades and future?"
If that’s the case, maybe years later, they might have both the science and arts top scorers from Jincheng’s college entrance exams at their school.
Thinking this way, the academic affairs director of No.1 Middle School hardened his heart.
About to face graduation from elentary school, Ning Youguang and Shi Wangyue were completely unaware of the complexity in their teachers’ world. 1314
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