Jun Yan felt stifled!
He had been seriously considering lately, how to progressively deepen their relationship? And now Sister Yueqing suddenly says she’s retiring?!
It wasn’t that retiring was not okay, but as a celebrity, her work schedule was almost entirely determined by the company. With just a little investnt from the Jun Residence, he could have plenty of ti to overlap with her schedule.
Once retired, Sister Yueqing definitely wouldn’t want the hassles of the internet to bother her anymore! She would gradually vanish from the public eye... At that ti, what identity, what purpose would he use to approach her?
Jun Yan had been raised from a young age to handle business, with an intricate empire of comrce mapped out in his mind.
But when it ca to Sister Yueqing... things were always disastrously disorganized, without any clue...
Du Mansheng, looking at the resolute Yan Yueqing, felt wistfully lost in thought, "Yueqing, you’re truly brave... I... I have a daughter at ho... Just like you, in recent years, I’ve been busy with work, diving into charitable causes, neglecting my daughter’s feelings... Thinking that with her dad and grandma at ho, with nannies to take care of her, everything would be smooth and secure... Little did I know, she had already grown distant from . By the ti I realized, my daughter had beco the stranger I knew best..."
She took a deep breath, deeply saddened, "She’s unwilling to interact with , doesn’t want to communicate, and goes to stay at her grandma’s place whenever she has the chance... At ho, she wouldn’t even call ’mom’... If I had been as aware as you earlier on, maybe mother and daughter wouldn’t have co to this point."
Yan Yueqing really wanted to comfort her, it’s okay, your daughter just doesn’t call you mom. My baby, at that ti, couldn’t even speak!
However, she thought it over, no need to expose her son’s past issues just to console soone.
After a mont of contemplation she said, "Lady Song, don’t be too hard on yourself. We won must certainly have our own careers, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that! As for how to balance family and work, that is a problem everyone must consider. Isn’t it the case that everyone has children, and everyone has parents? You shouldn’t chain yourself down too much just because of the identity of being a mom."
Du Mansheng was quite moved, "I was thinking... you would advise to spend more ti with my child..."
Yan Yueqing shook her head, "I don’t agree with the maternal spirit of sacrificing everything for the child. If one cannot be themselves, how can they be a parent to a child? Moms are great indeed, yet full-ti moms often have lower status within the household. I can’t deny that so are thriving, but to bet all their future on their husbands? Isn’t that a bit risky?
I have always firmly believed that, regardless of whether one is male or female, one must have their own independent career. Even if it’s a very ordinary job, it can provide exposure to different circles and society, broaden one’s horizons, and that’s better than just tending to the family.
At first, I entered the industry with that mindset but later neglected my son, which was where I fell short. Choosing to retire is also the best choice after comprehensive consideration! Even if I retire, I won’t just be tending to the ho, there are many things I still want to do, except I won’t overlook my baby any longer."
Yan Wang listened quietly, a faint smile on his lips, "I support Mom."
Jun Yan was startled by her worldview, such an independent way of thinking!
How to deal with the craziness of being smitten?!
The chat was abuzz with discussion:
[Damn, I’m fired up, gonna drop the kid off with the husband and go find a job myself!]
[She really understands full-ti moms! Asking my husband for money every month feels especially awful!]
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