This wedding was much more elaborate than the simple rural banquet, and as Zhang ng walked towards him arm in arm with Zhang Changfeng, Ye Qiu couldn’t help but think of his past life again.
Back then, he hadn’t realized his own feelings yet, and since he had recently graduated and had no money, everything about the wedding was prepared by Zhang ng. That wedding wasn’t as grand as today’s, but it was certainly not cheap.
He felt inferior, yet maintained his absurd pride. His aloof deanor gave all the guests the impression that Zhang ng was marrying beneath her, making the wedding far from perfect.
So this ti, Ye Qiu decided to let Zhang ng rest, and he prepared everything himself. The fresh flowers in shades of pink, white, and purple were picked from the greenhouses in the suburbs early in the morning; the ceiling was like a shooting star with its lights; and the big screen on the stage replayed pictures of them from when they first knew each other to falling in love, and the sonogram from last week.
As she watched, Zhang ng’s tears began to flow, and amid the blessings of the crowd, they exchanged rings for each other.
"Goodness, how much did this cost?" Ye i was astounded.
"Shut your mouth, will you? Look after your son," Granny Liu gave her a sideways glance, feeling embarrassed by the lack of sophistication on display. Zihao alone had finished an entire lobster – what were other guests supposed to eat? As parents, they didn’t even bother to intervene. It really shows, no education ans no class. It seems she had to talk to her son, to not invest in his daughter and son-in-law’s business blindly.
Granny Liu did as she said, no matter how much Ye i pleaded, Granny Liu wouldn’t allow Ye Qiu to continue doing business in Ye Qiu’s na, nor would she allow Ye Qiu to give her money.
Eventually, Zhang ng thought of a compromise—the roads in the small mountain village had been fixed and the governnt was also focusing on that region’s developnt. Why not do a business with the mountain goods?
These delicacies are quite sought after in the city, and there’s no need for personal foraging; Ye i could be a purchaser and Zhao Yang the driver, with Granny Liu supervising. As long as the goods were of quality, Zhang ng would have no trouble finding them a market.
As soon as Zhang ng suggested this, Granny Liu readily agreed. She had intermittently made a fair bit of money over the years through Zhang ng’s proxy purchases of these delicacies. If her daughter and son-in-law were truly committed to this business, it could indeed be a good choice.
Ye i and Zhao Yang aid to do big business, hoping to establish a large conglorate like Zhang ng’s family, but the couple lacked both capability and groundedness. Who would do business with them?
Without investnt from Ye Qiu, they were helpless; they could either return with Granny Liu in obedience or strike out on their own. But if they dared to exploit Ye Qiu’s fa for unethical deeds, they shouldn’t bla Ye Qiu for not helping after trouble ensued.
Ye i and Zhao Yang had no choice, their previous earnings were lost, and the thought of starting from scratch as workers was utterly unappealing to them, so they could only grimace and return with Granny Liu.
Ti flew by, and soon Zhang ng’s due date arrived, but at this ti Ye Qiu was abroad, accepting the Nobel Prize. Ye Qiu beca the second Hua Country person to win the Nobel Prize after Tu Youyou.
The finished drug that was a killer of cancer had been successfully launched into the market, bringing countless families out of despair because of Ye Qiu. His photo and achievents once again spread all over the world, and so dia even dubbed him the "Savior."
The little girl had quite the sense of timing for her birth, coinciding exactly with her father’s award day. Later, even international dia reported on this interesting occurrence.
The na was given by Granny Liu. Since the timing of her birth was fortuitous, she was aptly nad Qiaoqiao. Little Qiaoqiao was born fair and lovely, and it was already evident from her eyebrows and eyes that she would grow up to be a beauty.
Granny Liu was extrely fond of the little girl whom she had nad herself. To ensure the child could drink fresh and nutritious breast milk, even Zhang ng benefited, becoming plump and healthy during her postpartum confinent.
Throughout the pregnancy and postpartum period, Ye Qiu was very attentive to Zhang ng’s mood. There was a reason: in her previous life, she had committed suicide due to depression, which also claid the life of their Qiaoqiao.
"How are you more tired than ?" teased Zhang ng, finding Ye Qiu’s overly cautious deanor amusing, yet she was incredibly touched at the sa ti.
The pressure of modern life is imnse, especially for won. A significant number of them are required to work and take care of children, and still must clean and cook dinner after returning ho, leaving no ti for rest.
If the husband is considerate, that’s fine, but it can be daunting if the husband is indifferent and the in-laws are troubleso, resulting in imnse pressure on young won, particularly after having a child, with depression becoming increasingly common, and the news often reporting young mothers committing suicide with their children.
Fortunately, she was one of the lucky ones: not only was her mother-in-law considerate, but her husband was also with her every mont, making sure she never had to lift a finger if he could help it.
Sotis she wondered just how lucky she was to have found Ye Qiu as her husband.
She was also very grateful for her courage during their school days. If she hadn’t shalessly approached him, would he have continued to conceal his feelings?
She rembered when they first got together, almost everyone doubted their relationship, with so even suggesting Ye Qiu was only with her for her money.
But as it turned out, they were all wrong. Ye Qiu was not the person they had imagined him to be, and now he earned many tis more money than she did, yet he continued to treat her as well as ever.
At night, Zhang ng vaguely heard the baby crying. Ye Qiu got up quietly, changed the baby’s diaper, and then passed the baby to Zhang ng, without her needing to exert any effort, and she even fell back asleep while feeding.
Because Zhang ng lived comfortably, the depression from her past life did not follow her, and so Zhang Changfeng never suffered a stroke.
In this life, Zhang ng was very happy, cherished and loved by Ye Qiu until her old age, although Li Xin shalessly caused a few disturbances. However, her mother-in-law handled it without Zhang ng needing to intervene.
How could Li Xin be a match for Granny Liu, a battle-hardened rural old lady? Although Granny Liu had now beco a kind and gentle grandmother, who didn’t know in her younger days she was a feisty widow?
Ye Qiu later developed many drugs that benefited humanity, gaining worldwide fa for his countless awards. Granny Liu would not allow a single blemish in her son’s record, so naturally, Li Xin t with tragedy.
Their daughter Ye i and son-in-law Zhao Yang, under her pressure, earnestly worked hard. Although it was tough, the profits they earned were solid. Before Granny Liu passed away, they had built a mushroom processing plant and finally beca significant business owners. After Granny Liu’s death, the now sensible couple no longer caused any trouble for Ye Qiu.
Ye Qiu left this world after Zhang ng’s death. On the day of his funeral, the scene was profoundly solemn, with patients from all over the world crowding the streets, even heads of state delivered eulogies, the United Nations lowered their flag to half-mast in mourning, and newspapers and news worldwide reported this sad news.
The Father of Cancer had finally departed from them!
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