Chapter 14 — 30 Whips Change Retirement, I Take You and Leave Brilliantly

“Everything in the house, from top to bottom, is supported by her single hand——my clothes are hers to take care of, my medicine to be hers, my mother's temper she is patient to endure, and my daughter is hers to raise.”

"She is no more, everything falls apart, nothing remains intact."

His voice was hoarse, as if something was blocking his throat.

“When Anh Nguyet argued with me, my mind was full of her image—she never argued with me, never fought over or lost, she just quietly finished everything, then sat in front of the window, quietly painting.”

"I didn't even know you could draw. I'm your husband, but I didn't know you could draw..."

I interrupted him. He immediately fell silent.

“I heard everything you just said clearly.”

“But I won't go back to the past because of those things.”

He nodded.

"You can continue to stay in Lam An. I need a father. But between you and me——"

“I'm not in a hurry.”

He lowered his head and leaned against the wall, continuing to carve the wooden horse in his hand.

“I will wait.”

"Wait until you feel I'm worthy, then consider it."

“If I can't wait my whole life, then I'll wait my whole life.”

I turned around and returned to the hospital. As he walked to the door, a layer of bitterness suddenly appeared in his eyes. Before entering, I took two deep breaths. That feeling immediately disappeared. One year later. The Tham family's property has spread throughout the eight prefectures of Jiangnan. The tea shop, the weaving shop, the food industry, and the sea trade——four lines of business bloomed at the same time, each line developed strongly, with no place left behind. Total assets——Tham Khanh Son had to calculate for three days and three nights, compare each item item by item, and finally convert it into silver, approximately three hundred and twenty thousand taels. The title of the leading rich merchant in Jiangnan once again returned to the hands of the Tham family. I sit in the position of the main president of the Lam An Chamber of Commerce, below are more than thirty of the most prominent Eastern families in the city, each of whom is a famous and influential person. They call me "President Shen". Luc Hanh Chu sat next to me, taking on the position of vice president. In the end, he didn't wait for me. Three months ago, he got married and married the sister of Lord Liang of the Zhedong Transportation Department. On the big wedding day, he invited me to drink a glass of wine.

“Thank you for your sincere words that year.”

"What she said was that she couldn't devote herself wholeheartedly. Later, I thought about it for a long time—I discovered that I couldn't do that myself."

“I consider her a friend.”

“Me too.”

Y Nhi is six years old. She studies at the best 'girls' school' in Lam An, her achievements are always top, especially in math. The teachers all said that he was gifted and intelligent, he only needed to be taught once to understand, and in the future he would become a great talent. His classmates all knew that his mother was the number one rich businessman in Jiangnan, and his father——was the deputy manager of the weaving ward. A fellow student once asked him:

"Why is your father just a manager? And your mother is so rich."

Y Nhi thought for a moment, then seriously replied:

"My father said, a person with courage does not rely on his title, but on his own ability."

These words reached my ears when I was having dinner with Co Hanh. That's right, eating together. Are not Not in the main hall, but at the stone table at the back of the garden. Y Nhi sits in the middle, on the left is me, on the right is him.

“Father, when will you be able to become a grand administrator?”

“It remains to be seen whether your mother will promote me or not.”

“Mother, please give father a promotion.”

“See his expression.”

“Father has performed very well!

"A few months ago, father discovered that Truong Truong's loom was misaligned and fixed it himself, increasing output by two-tenths."

“After that, we worked together with the master craftsman to improve the floral patterns, reducing costs while still maintaining sophistication, orders doubled.”

"The previous defective brocade rolls were all thrown away, but father came up with a way to adjust the yarn, saving nearly half of the warehouse."

“There was a time when the weaving ward was short of people, so my father went down to the factory himself, from morning to night without stopping, he could do the work of three people a day.”

"The managers all said, father, just look at the brocade and you'll know where the problem is. No one has been able to get through it."

"Even the small things like arranging warehouses and assigning transportation routes, my father fixed them all. Now the weaving ward has never been as chaotic as before."

“Everyone in the factory admires father!”

Her mind spoke in one go, and for a moment I didn't understand why she knew so thoroughly—was it because she noticed on her own, or someone had secretly taught her to say these words. I glanced at Co Hanh. He bowed his head and ate, pretending he didn't hear anything.

“Let's see more.”

Y Nhi puffed her cheeks, a bit unwilling, but didn't say any more. After finishing the meal, Y Nhi left.