Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland Chapter 1247: 1248: The People-friendly Prince

Chapter 1247: Chapter 1248: The People-friendly Prince

They left, and not many people knew about it.

It wasn’t until Zhou Jiahao visited again that he found out Yun Hao had taken ng Yunhan and the others away from Kyoto.

Zhou Jiahao looked at Little Zhuangzhuang, who was practicing his writing, realizing that Yun Hao did care more about Little Xingxing indeed, leaving the young son at ho while taking Xingxing with him.

“Zhuangzhuang, co to uncle.”

Little Zhuangzhuang looked at his own writing, “Uncle, brother said if I don’t finish writing, I’m not allowed to eat at.”

Knowing that Little Zhuangzhuang’s weakness was eating at, Little Huzi simply made him write one essay in the morning and another in the afternoon.

Zhou Jiahao stepped forward quickly, glanced at the almost illegible characters Little Zhuangzhuang had written, and his mouth twitched fiercely. However, considering the boy was just over two years old, being able to hold a pen at all was already a good sign.

“Then, would you like uncle to take you for so at?”

Little Zhuangzhuang swallowed reflexively, “Really?”

Zhou Jiahao took Little Zhuangzhuang’s chubby hand, “Really.”

In the end, when Little Huzi returned and found out about this, he didn’t let Little Zhuangzhuang eat at for an entire week as punishnt.

And he still had to write two essays every day.

This made Little Zhuangzhuang feel very wronged.

ng Yunhan called back ho and even complained to ng Yunhan about it.

Yun Hao took over the phone, “It serves you right,” and even praised Little Huzi on the side.

Ti flew by, and Little Xingxing turned five and was ready to start school.

Over the past two-plus years, Little Zhuangzhuang had grown even more robust, standing a full head taller than Little Xingxing.

The two siblings entered kindergarten together.

“Little Huzi, you’re not young anymore, isn’t it ti to find a girlfriend? Don’t worry, mom won’t interfere with your choice. What’s most important is that you like her.”

Little Huzi considered matters of the heart with relative indifference.

“Mom, there’s no rush. The company is developing very well, and Brother Xiaowei is preparing to establish another company.”

ng Yunhan couldn’t help feeling very proud of her son’s achievents in the company.

Over the years, he had beco a representative among the young entrepreneurs in Kyoto.

“Son, matters of fate are unpredictable. If you have feelings, you can try to date, but if you aren’t certain that this girl is the one for life, then do not proceed further with her. Do you understand what mom ans?”

ng Yunhan didn’t want her son to beco soone irresponsible.

Commitnt was for a lifeti.

Little Huzi’s face turned a slight shade of red, not having expected his mother to discuss such a subtle matter with him.

“I understand.”

ng Yunhan continued, “Mom hopes that you will be soone who keeps his word, both in life and work. We are businesspeople, and businesspeople value commitnts. However, there’s also a saying: ‘The business world is a battlefield.’ Sotis we should be soft when we need to be, and tough when it’s called for. Over the years, the company has been flourishing, our Little Huzi has done great, taking good care of his younger brother and the family.”

Mother and son talked for a long ti.

Now, Little Huzi, with hair slightly longer than a buzz cut, dressed in a suit, standing over one ter eighty, was practically the prince charming for many girls in Kyoto.

He was the general manager of the Yun Family.

Young, successful, and known for his clean living, athletic interests, and being approachable—a pri example of a people’s prince.

Kyoto was not short of wealthy individuals, and ng Yunhan was among the first batch who took to the sea of comrce.

Her wealth was never publicly estimated, but the factories she had been running for over twenty years saw profits increasing year by year.

“Our Little Huzi is so handso; there must be a lot of girls who like him, right?”

In the eyes of parents, their own child is the best.

Just like ng Yunhan.

She believed her son to be the best.