"Yuanyuan."
"Yuanyuan, don’t look at it yet."
Yu Rujin stepped forward as a reporter said, "He doesn’t rember this part with you, maybe it’s better not to look at the contents of this docunt."
Even Yu Rujin had already guessed what might be in the docunt, so how could Gu Yuan not know?
She curved her lips and smiled at Yu Rujin, signaling ’don’t worry, I’m fine’: "Whatever it is, I’ll take a look first."
Yu Rujin knew she couldn’t persuade her, thinking that rascal grandson better not take it too far.
Gu Yuan, in front of Yu Rujin, opened the yellow envelope.
With slender, pale fingers, she pinched the A4 paper inside and slowly pulled it out.
The four large characters [Divorce Agreent] abruptly appeared in Gu Yuan’s sight.
Even though she had a premonition and was already sowhat prepared, her heart still involuntarily tensed up upon seeing the divorce agreent with her own eyes.
This was the divorce agreent given to her by Quan Jin.
In the end, he still presented the divorce agreent.
It was difficult enough to get married back then, and now for the divorce, he didn’t even show up, acting so decisively and directly without even eting her.
When Yu Rujin saw the four big characters [Divorce Agreent], she almost fainted on the spot, and seeing Quan Jin’s signature on the agreent, she was so shaken she could barely stand.
That unfilial grandson, he’s really going to drive her mad!!
Fine, go ahead, I wonder how you’ll handle it once you regain your mory.
If Yuanyuan truly gives up, not even God will be able to help you.
Yu Rujin, extrely angry, luckily did not have any health issues that would cause her to faint. She stepped forward, reaching out to take the agreent from Gu Yuan, but halfway there, she pulled back reluctantly.
Yuanyuan definitely wouldn’t want her to interfere.
But what if, without interference, they actually divorce?
She liked this granddaughter-in-law so much, and this little great-granddaughter too, if they truly split completely, she feared that at her age, she’d lose a few more years of life.
"Yuanyuan, don’t be mad... well, no, you should be mad, this is his fault."
Summarizing the situation, Yu Rujin concluded with four words: "This wretched child."
Gu Yuan: "..."
Only a grandmother could scold like that!
Yu Rujin comforted her gently, "I understand you’re hurting inside now, and once he regains his mory, I reckon he won’t feel any better."
"Grandma, I’m fine, don’t worry," Gu Yuan replied with a smile, indicating she was alright.
However... she didn’t know if Quan Jin would be fine in the future, but she certainly wasn’t feeling great right now.
Upon seeing the agreent, her heart already began to ache, not to ntion that Quan Jin had already signed it.
The words [Quan Jin], written with fluid strokes, emphasized how easily he must have signed it, leaving the handwriting exceptionally smooth and effortless.
Attached were several more pages of A4 paper, containing compensation from Quan Jin to her, quite generous, truly in the style of a Quan Family young master.
But Gu Yuan had no need for those compensations.
She had everything.
Putting away the divorce agreent, Gu Yuan showed no change in expression, and reassured Yu Rujin with her words: "I won’t sign it. We won’t divorce, don’t worry, Grandma."
"That’s good, that’s good."
Hearing this, Yu Rujin felt enormously relieved.
Still, it was too much injustice for Gu Yuan, making Yu Rujin feel both comforted yet also guilt-ridden.
Holding Gu Yuan’s hand, she said, "I promise you, the Quan Family will compensate you."
As for what the compensation might be, Gu Yuan hadn’t thought about it; she wasn’t in the mood to consider such matters when her mind was consud by the fact that Quan Jin had already signed the divorce agreent.
However, Yu Rujin indeed kept her word.
What the Quan Family could offer as compensation was more than just recompense; it was essentially a grand gift to Gu Yuan.
The Gu Family was involved in various industries, adhering to a philosophy of growing bigger and stronger. Recently, Gu Yuan had plans to venture into national pharmaceutical retail chained developnt. She knew that entering a new field would inevitably bring continuous obstacles, and it would definitely take at least two to three years to achieve success smoothly.
Junshan Group was a leading pharmaceutical company in the country.
And the na Junshan Group, its reputation, was enough to deter countless companies; even Gu Yuan hadn’t dared to dream of it, because the Junshan Group was indeed the leading pharmaceutical company in the country, currently out of the Gu Group’s reach.
The Quan Family had a high status and deep connections with Junshan Group, and with just a word from Yu Rujin, Quan Yin paved the way, allowing Gu Yuan to fulfill her wish to collaborate with Junshan Group.
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