Early Admission
The "someone else" Wu Jiani had in mind was, of course, Wang Yue. His appearance had directly changed her family's circumstances.
As the saying went, poverty wore down even the happiest couple. Now that her family had money, the worries they used to have seemed like nothing to them.
Back then, she had wanted to send Qinqin away so she wouldn't follow in her footsteps and could have a better life.
It sounded noble, but in truth she had been unhappy with her life and wanted to change it. She had simply been powerless to fight back, so she could only pin her hopes on the next generation.
Things were different now. Both she and Jin Zhiming had become managers, earning several times what they used to.
Money gave people courage. Once they had it, their thinking changed.
Before, she had wanted to make sure her child didn't end up living the same life she had. Now that they had money, she wanted Qinqin to take them as an example and surpass them.
Watching Qinqin, who reminded her so much of herself at that age, filled Wu Jiani with pride. With her parents to rely on, Qinqin could stay true to her original intentions.
So she hugged Qinqin encouragingly, then smiled and said, "That's right. We'll go after what we want ourselves. We won't rely on anyone else."
Looking at the similar air shared by mother and daughter, Jin Zhiming felt happy. He was determined to be someone they could rely on, and knew he needed to work even harder.
The Jin family was enjoying a happy reunion, looking forward to a better life. But the Fang family had run into trouble—and serious trouble at that.
With Doctor Zhou by her side and treatment from a psychologist,