In the business arena, there were opportunities for Rong Jing and Yin Shixiu to et, but ever since Ren Yixuan drugged Su Xiaong, even when they bumped into each other, they no longer exchanged greetings.
Let alone in private, the relationships between the two families were quite superficial.
More understanding of Yin Shixiu and his wife ca from that grand display of fireworks at the London Eye and occasionally hearing bits about them from Yin Shiqing.
Rong Jing never intentionally paid attention to these two.
By the ti he started paying attention, the woman who once looked like a cute high school girl had completely transford.
Those who were familiar with Su Xiaong naturally noticed small changes in her personality, habits, knowledge, and experience.
The current mature young woman was able to handle matters independently and could even support the whole Yin Group on her own.
In their eyes, it was only natural, as expected.
Yet few people like Rong Jing underestimated this woman and paid a heavy price.
Few were as shocked as he was by the trendous changes in Su Xiaong over the years.
The one who, after Yin Shixiu died, stood at the Yin Group’s shareholders’ eting, holding seventy-two percent of the shares to beco the largest shareholder and naturally took over as the President of Yin Group, was Su Xiaong.
The one who faced the questioning and doubts of nurous dia with calmness, rationality, maturity, and bravery, was Su Xiaong...
The one who stood opposite him, unafraid, casually discussed the Asia-Pacific contract of Bill Group, and took the contract from his hands was Su Xiaong...
She shone brightly.
Dostic dia’s attitude towards Su Xiaong was relatively reserved compared to foreign dia, whose evaluations of her were extraordinarily high.
Unreserved praise led more people to focus their attention on this young woman...
On the cover of economic magazines, wearing a smart business suit, attending various business etings that were once completely foreign to her.
She acted like a seasoned veteran in the business world.
Her trust in confidants, managent of personnel, and business decisions all showcased her wisdom.
At various gatherings, while drinking with a few close friends, this woman who had burst into the public eye always unintentionally beca the center of their conversation.
So made jokes about her, so said vulgar things, and others expressed their genuine appreciation and admiration for her.
Even a young, promising, well-connected man of noble status and equal standing to him openly expressed his desire to pursue this woman.
This made Rong Jing realize...
This woman was not only the daughter-in-law of the Yin Family, not only the President of the Yin Group, not only a poor widow, but also a glowing, attractive young... single woman.
Her marriage had reached its end when Yin Shixiu died.
Rong Jing realized that this woman would beco a sought-after figure in Beijing’s upper-class social circles.
Su Xiaong took the Asia-Pacific contract from his hands, and although she used a few minor tactics, Rong Jing had to admit...
When she walked past him with a bit of swagger in her composure, she was very alluring to him.
That smile, that slight arch of the eyebrows, to him, seed full of magic power, making his heart skip a beat.
That day, when a subordinate was gossiping about Su Xiaong, calling her a young widow...
Rong Jing’s heart pounded "thump, thump, thump" accelerating...
Perhaps, between him and Su Xiaong, there could be another kind of, previously unconsidered intersection and possibility.
...
The car ride surprisingly took more than two hours.
At around four o’clock, the taxi that Xiao ng took stopped in a small town at the Tianjin Port.
Su Xiaong just casually got off at a junction.
Rong Jing watched as Su Xiaong stood at the crossroads, looking around before lowering her head to check her phone, as if studying navigation.
She finally chose a direction and started walking.
Rong Jing was very puzzled, not understanding why Su Xiaong ca to this small town.
During this ti, Rong Jing had already enhanced and enriched his understanding of Su Xiaong.
Including her ti studying at the University of Bath, UK, he had even asked people to investigate.
So to his knowledge, Su Xiaong shouldn’t have any relatives or close friends living in this area.
What was she doing here spending so much ti?
Su Xiaong looked at the unfamiliar small town, and the crisscrossed alley entrances that left one feeling perplexed...
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