Liang Siyu had spent the most shocking day of her life. Compared to her, Wang Haifeng's wife and the mother-daughter pair from Xu Leigang's family were relatively more composed—they were family members and had long known quite a few inside details.
The three of them then divided up the work. Zhao Hui would mainly handle the manor's internal affairs, managing the workers and logistical supplies.
Wang Haifeng's wife, Liu Yuting, would mainly handle external reception. Born into an official family, she was fairly skilled at gauging propriety. She also helped Li Shishi manage the Cancer Care Center and was responsible for the manor's finances.
Liang Siyu would mainly manage bulk goods and the manor's construction, essentially taking over most of Yang Yuxin's work, along with some programming design concepts.
Zhang Caixin had originally wanted her to help organize the records, but Feng Jun said that had to be her job—how could the dignified number two be unfamiliar with the records?
In fact, Feng Jun had heard about what happened on voting day. Both Good Scenery and Gazi had told him, so naturally he knew Little Caixin was getting a little anxious—her reaction was perfectly normal. After all, she was clearly being isolated, and even with Red Sister added in, it was becoming hard for her to bear.
So he understood Little Caixin's selfish motives and did not intend to point out her faults—she was still young, after all. How could she grow without going through a few things?
As long as she did not go too far, he would not actively interfere. Besides, he did not think this sort of thing happening in the manor was necessarily bad. Director Yang had put it well: "Without parties outside the party, there is the mindset of an emperor; without factions within the