"Don’t worry, we’ll all be happy."
Shen Tan’s heart suddenly softened, her eyes becoming slightly sour. She couldn’t resist embracing the girl before reluctantly handing her over to Sheng Ting. She didn’t forget to give a stern reminder, "From now on, my sister is in your care. You must take good care of her, don’t bully her, and don’t let her be sad. Otherwise, I’ll introduce her to a dozen handso guys and take her out every night to enjoy herself."
Sheng Ting: ...
What’s it like to have a crazy and overprotective auntie?
He was genuinely afraid that girl would be led astray.
But he was also grateful that, after all these years, there was still soone in the Shen Family who truly cared for his girl, sincerely protecting her.
Sheng Ting felt helpless yet relieved.
He looked down, his eyes brimming with indulgence as he said to Shen Weiyi, "I will!"
It was a promise, and a vow for a lifeti.
...
The engagent party went smoothly.
The next day, major news dia outlets were all reporting on the highly anticipated engagent party.
Everyone in the president’s office was stunned upon seeing the news alert on their phones, especially upon seeing the bride’s face, which drew incredulous expressions.
Chen Rong and the female colleague who had previously worn Shen Weiyi’s Jade Bracelet clutched their phones, shocked and worried more about losing their jobs than anything else.
"Isn’t that Shen Weiyi? She’s actually Mr. Shen’s daughter?"
"How could this be? Wasn’t ng Qiao supposed to be the heiress of Shen Technology?"
"What are we going to do? After the way we treated her before, she won’t hold a grudge against us, will she?"
"..."
As the whole company buzzed with discussion, those in the president’s office were particularly anxious.
After all, they had mistakenly believed ng Qiao was the real rich heiress and had gone out of their way to curry favor with her while suppressing Shen Weiyi behind the scenes.
But now there was a massive twist – the intern they had been making life difficult for turned out to be the real boss’s daughter, and the person they had fawned over was nothing.
So even blad ng Qiao for this.
If she had just been upfront from the beginning, none of this would have happened.
Imdiately, a female colleague glared in ng Qiao’s direction and said, "So people really have no sha, pretending of all things to be the president’s daughter. Can’t keep up the act now, can you?"
ng Qiao’s smile froze montarily, but she had been prepared for this mont and soon smiled again, "What are you talking about? I don’t understand."
The forr retorted angrily, "Stop pretending. If it wasn’t for you pretending to be Mr. Shen’s daughter, how would we have offended Shen Weiyi because of you?"
ng Qiao had also seen the engagent photos of Shen Weiyi and Sheng Ting, but she had had her suspicions all along, so it was not a complete surprise.
And just last week, she had completed her formal employnt procedures.
So even now that people knew her true identity, she wasn’t afraid.
It’s just that the situation wasn’t quite the sa as she had been told in the beginning; both she and Shen Weiyi had ended up staying with the company.
But it wasn’t surprising; the other party would take over the company sooner or later and couldn’t stay in the secretary’s office forever.
She also had so regrets. If she had known it was going to turn out like this, she would have clarified things with everyone from the start.
But now it was too late to say anything.
Knowing that the Shen and Sheng families had held their engagent party yesterday, she had anticipated this happening. Although her mind was as still as calm waters, she put on a surprised smile and said, "Mr. Shen’s daughter? Have you always thought it was ? How could it be ? Haven’t I already explained? Mr. Shen’s surna is Shen, and my surna is ng, of course it’s not . What are you thinking about?"
Everyone: ...
That being said, everyone had still thought she was trying to hide her true identity on purpose.
Who would have known it really wasn’t her?
Now that they had offended soone, that person had entirely cleared themselves of any connection.
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