When Su Xiaong said this, Chen Lan felt that the article in the newspaper he was holding, angrily criticizing the Rong Family, didn’t satisfy his anger as much anymore.
"I only have one thought now, and that’s not to let the Yin Family fall apart in my hands before he cos back."
Chen Lan nodded.
He was so grateful that the young girl in front of him had such a strong sense of self-awareness.
Yin Shixiu was a man of great wisdom, and Su Xiaong’s little wisdom should not be underestimated either.
As Su Xiaong expected, within less than a week, the president of Huayong Technology took full responsibility and issued an apology statent to the Rong Family.
The president of Huayong Technology was sued by the Rong Family for comrcial defamation.
The asures Rong Jing took were partly aid at having so impact on the Yin Family.
The video released by the president of Huayong Technology coincided with the competition for the Bill Group’s Asia-Pacific contract.
Not only that, it seed to have a direct influence on the outco of the Asia-Pacific contract.
But no matter how much journalists and dia pursued the question, Huayong Technology never turned the story back towards the Yin Family.
There was uplifting good news, but also news that was troubling and heavy...
Shan Mingxu sent people to the small towns near Tianjin Port to look for clues related to Yin Shixiu, but they all returned empty-handed.
Initially, Su Xiaong didn’t have much hope, because the more elusive the clues were, the more it indicated the whereabouts of Wu Yao and Yin Shixiu were secretive.
But when they truly found nothing, she was really disappointed.
...
On the weekend, the weather was clear, but the sun wasn’t as harsh as in the sumr heat.
At thirty degrees, it was considered mild in July in Beijing.
Su Xiaong got up early as usual, dressed and washed.
Su’s mother made a hearty breakfast, and Shuangshuang and Huang Huang groggily crawled out of bed.
The siblings weren’t early risers, but as Xiaong got busier, they started getting up earlier and earlier.
Even though sotis they got up, their minds hadn’t woken up, and they seed to be in a dream.
Often, Shuangshuang would drink porridge with a spoon, and as she drank, the porridge would spill onto her face. Prince Huang too... he would hold a bun, and as he squeezed it, his small hands would unconsciously loosen, and the bun would roll onto the floor.
At first, the siblings’ stubbornness to get up early was incomprehensible.
Until one day...
The siblings slept too deeply and overslept, and by the ti they woke up, Su Xiaong had already left ho.
Shuangshuang ran barefoot, not even having ti to put on clothes, to the living room, then to the door, begging her grandmother to open it.
As she begged, she said,
"Mom... good morning... ah..."
"..."
Bai Sixian was stunned at the ti.
It was only after that she realized that beneath the siblings’ stubbornness was a children’s most delicate and warm-hearted thought.
Su Xiaong was very busy, so busy that she almost had no extra ti to spend with Shuangshuang and Huang Huang. It was hard to recall the last ti she coaxed the kids to sleep or told them a bedti story.
Shuangshuang and Huang Huang were at the age where they almost couldn’t be without parents, feeling the most insecure and clingy...
Yet in their behavior, they gave their mother the greatest support.
They didn’t bother mom, didn’t make things difficult for mom, and didn’t make any unreasonable demands on her.
Dad wasn’t around, and mom was working hard, harder than anyone else, and they didn’t want mom to have to work even harder.
This was the subconscious understanding the siblings had.
No one deliberately instilled this understanding in the siblings, but their actions vaguely showed this mindset.
Can a three-year-old understand what restraint is?
Bai Sixian didn’t know about others, but her two grandchildren were indeed different from others’ kids...
Even Shuangshuang, who seed carefree, knew to care for Su Xiaong.
Needing their mother’s companionship was true, needing their mother’s concern was true, but...
All of this didn’t need Su Xiaong to deliberately make ti, instead, the siblings proactively adjusted their routine to match their mother’s.
They knew that mom would co ho very late, but most of the ti, she would co ho.
If they went to bed early, they might not be able to kiss mom and say goodnight.
In the morning, mom got up early, and if they slept in, they wouldn’t be able to greet mom with a smile and say good morning...
So, in the evening, they insisted on staying in the living room until Su Xiaong returned ho, and in the morning, they asked Su’s mother to wake them up early.
The siblings might be extrely tired, but they were clearly aware that they needed to get up.
Shuangshuang, who often had morning temper, no longer knew where to throw it off to.
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