Eighties Sweetheart Wife
Chapter 136: Giving Her a Children’s Day Gift?_1

Chapter 136: Chapter 136: Giving Her a Children’s Day Gift?_1

Meanwhile, outside the mailroom office, Old Ho was waiting for Song Yunuan.

He saw her talking with the staff of the post office.

He couldn’t hear clearly what was being said, but after a short while, Song Yunuan came out and told him that she had almost figured it out—it should be a letter within a letter.

Because there was no postmark on the envelope, and their mailroom had no record of it either.

After leaving the post office, Old Ho asked Song Yunuan what she intended to do?

Logically, she should have asked her elders at home.

But the young girl gave the impression that she could handle the problem independently.

Song Yunuan said, "Uncle Ho, you go ahead with your business, I still need to ask Grandma Xia about this matter."

Remembering the word "ex-husband" that Song Yunuan had mentioned the night before, Old Ho nodded in understanding.

He still had a mission, quite urgent, but Little Nuan’s matter was even more pressing, which was why he had requested leave from the head office.

Since there were no issues with Little Nuan now, he needed to go to the nearby department store.

The department store was closed for the day, supposedly for inventory.

In reality, they were looking for a tunnel.

It was something that had just been arranged.

Old Ho hurried away.

When Song Yunuan returned to the hospital, she found that Old Man Ji had also come, had checked Grandma Xia’s condition, and said the current treatment plan was sound; he prescribed some medicine and said that if she took it for half a month, there should be no big problem.

Song Yunuan didn’t hide anything from Old Man Ji.

They went to the director’s office, showed him the letter, and briefly explained its origins. Of course, they did so objectively and impartially, without any personal emotions involved.

Old Man Ji glanced at her and said sarcastically, "Shouldn’t you be cursing along, or are you reluctant to?"

Song Yunuan: ...

What was that supposed to mean?

"Isn’t this about figuring out what curse word would feel most satisfying?"

Old Man Ji glared at her before saying seriously, "I know that person, he’s very capable, and he has a good reputation.

Beidu is preparing to pilot a Sino-foreign joint venture, and he should be tapped to be the chairman.

As for divorcing his original spouse and marrying someone who shares his beliefs, that has nothing to do with his work or his work achievements; at most, it’s a matter of personal ethics.

Old Man Ji paused, then continued, "But I believe, this letter is definitely not written by him."

Song Yunuan nodded, "Yeah, this action is too petty, and unnecessary. If he really didn’t want to deal with it, just throwing the incoming letter into the trash would have been better than replying with something like this."

"I know Shangguan Yunqi as well, and she seems to be about to retire. It was probably her doing. It’s not that she wanted to do anything specific; maybe she just wanted to disgust your family."

Song Yunuan just smiled noncommittally.

It was not easy to comment on that.

"So what do you plan to do... if you want to complain, I can get you Xia Bowen’s office number."

"But what if it wasn’t Shangguan Yunqi? Besides, we don’t even know how the letter got here."

"Go to the post office and check," suggested Old Man Ji.

"I’ve been there already, Uncle Ho took me. It appears to have been smuggled in with another letter."

"Don’t worry, I’ll ask around for you," he said.

But Song Yunuan shook her head, "Actually, I’ve guessed who it is."

Old Man Ji was taken aback, "Who is it?"

"It’s Du Zhenhai, the general manager of our county’s guesthouse. I found out by chance that he is a distant relative of Shangguan Yunqi, and they’ve been in contact in recent years."

Old Man Ji rubbed his head, the other party thought they were doing this without anyone noticing, yet Little Nuan had even found out about this?

"Little Nuan, I’ll take the opportunity to give Du Zhenhai a warning."

"That would be good."

Old Man Ji snorted, "Did they really think they could bully my granddaughter’s family just like that?"

Little Nuan surely wasn’t just some nameless girl, Museum Director Feng had a particularly good impression of her, and although the book hadn’t been opened yet, and was still in special storage, it would eventually be opened, and at that moment, it would shock the entire world.

The magnitude of Little Nuan’s contribution is well known among those of us inside.

The senior leader also said that they needed to protect the girl’s information and asked about Little Nuan’s current situation, telling Museum Director Feng that with her rich knowledge of history, even if she didn’t pass the college entrance exam, a position for her in the museum should be arranged.

That is to say, whether Song Yunuan was admitted to a university or not, she would have a formal staff position.

And that too in the Beidu Museum?

Merely giving her a bonus, how could that be sufficient?

But he hadn’t told Little Nuan about this.

Song Yunuan, that girl, loved to wander every day and wasn’t very fond of studying.

If it weren’t for him and Huai’an pressuring her, who knows what kind of mess she’d make of the entrance exams.

But it can’t be denied, the girl is truly intelligent.

So, he decided to keep this news from her.

She already wasn’t too keen on studying, if she knew there was a secure job waiting for her, wouldn’t she stop attending high school altogether?

He felt that she was capable of doing just that.

Song Yunuan had no idea what Old Man Ji was thinking, nor did she know about the secure job she already had lined up.

She said sweetly, "Grandpa Ji is so nice."

Old Man Ji said, "It would be even better if you dropped the ’Ji’ part."

Song Yunuan disagreed, "Suppose my grandma happened to be right beside me, and I just call out ’Grandpa’ to you, others might think you and my grandma are a couple."

Old Man Ji’s face turned red, and he coughed several times out of irritation, his trembling finger pointing at Song Yunuan, "You really dare to say anything."

Song Yunuan still argued, "I’m just preventing problems before they happen."

"How about this, I come second at home, being one year younger than your grandpa, you can call me Second Grandpa."

Song Yunuan nodded, her voice crisp as she said, "Second Grandpa."

Old Man Ji was in a good mood and said, "When Ji Hao finishes his exams, I’ll be leaving too. Little Nuan, would you like to go with Second Grandpa to study in Beidu?"

Song Yunuan was emphatic, "No, I was born in Nanshan, but did not grow up there, which is a regret of mine. Therefore, I want to lay roots in Nanshan and contribute what I can to ensure a good life for the local elders and folks."

Old Man Ji: "..."

Girl, you’re impressive, with such high awareness, it’s I who am shallow.

I see you just don’t want to be under my control.

So, before I leave, I need to have a good chat with your old man, Song.

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Meanwhile, Chu Zizhou was packing his things, preparing to return to Erdao River the next day.

In the study, Old Master Chu emphasized earnestly that he should work hard and not fear hardship or any intimidating difficulties.

He must lead the locals to a better life.

This was the first time Chu Zizhou was given such importance by Old Master Chu, and he felt a bit overwhelmed by the favor.

Barely out of the study, his mother told him that Gu Huai’an wanted to see him.

So, Chu Zizhou went to the Gu family’s home.

Gu Huai’an took out a very delicately made canvas tote bag, his features gentle, and said to Chu Zizhou, "The Children’s Day is coming soon, and this is a gift for Song Yunuan and Song Mingsheng, the two kids."

Chu Zizhou blinked his eyes.

So Song Yunuan still celebrates Children’s Day?

If you want to give her a gift, just say so directly, no need to use Children’s Day as an excuse.

But he didn’t dare to ask.

Then, Gu Huai’an took out a certificate with a dazzling brocade cover.

It looked incredibly high-end.

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