Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Her own daughter was also a pillar of the Ouyang family. If her relatives still tried to seize the family's assets, it would only end up hurting her daughter.

A child is always a mother's greatest weakness-her Achilles' heel.

"That's right. No matter how outstanding someone is, even a business genius, there will be times when they stumble. It's normal for a company to suffer losses

in one or two quarters. What's important is how we adjust our strategies afterward and turn things around."

"I have confidence in both myself and my elder sister," Ouyang Ting said, expressing her respect for the hardships her sister had endured.

"Go to bed early."

The second wife didn't add anything more. She got up, gave her daughter a few parting instructions, and headed upstairs.

husband had already woken from a nap. Seeing her walk

pitch-black outside-nowhere

could talk to her. She leaves early and comes back late every day. As her mother, I feel like I haven't seen

you say to her?" The second wife sat at the dressing table and began removing her jewelry. "Aya has a boyfriend now, and Tingting is just a bit

she said she didn't like men with the surname Long and that

husband responded, "Why are you getting involved in her business? She has her own mind. That so-called young master of the Long family-what nonsense. He's just the son of a criminal. With what his father has done,

"There's no solid evidence."

think there's no evidence? Of course there is. People say: 'If you don't want others to know, don't do it.' Just wait. One

If you don't want others to find out, then don't do it in the first place. Just wait-sooner or later, he'll be caught and

not to like that boy from the Long family. He's not worthy of her." The second wife sighed. "We think some of our local young talents are good, but Tingting doesn't like any of them. Honestly, I have no idea

family. Tingting is smart. She's been in the business world for years-do you really think she doesn't know what happened?" "She's right to look down on local young talents. In fact, I don't even want her to