Su Wanxin knew that she had attempted suicide a year ago, but the reasons were not very clear.
The family didn’t want to bring up those upsetting incidents with her, and she herself wasn’t too keen on dwelling on those troubleso matters.
She now sees a psychologist once a month, maintaining a very balanced state of mind and no longer harbors thoughts of taking her own life. However, she still harbors an inexplicable resistance and repulsion towards Hua Country.
Should she go back?
Return for a visit?
To see the place where she once lived, loved, and also hated?
The job ntioned by Hodward stirred her interest a little.
A new company, new challenges, a new... Su Wanxin.
She pondered with her gaze lowered, thinking about the few tis she t Fu Shihan.
Fu Shihan said their relationship was sowhat special. Looking at it now, it was nothing more than an ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend relationship.
It couldn’t have been a peaceful breakup; perhaps her suicide attempt was because of him.
No wonder she felt a bit uncomfortable seeing him, and his attitude towards her was also sowhat off.
"Okay, I’ll go back."
Su Wanxin raised her head to look at Hodward, giving him a serious response. She couldn’t swallow the humiliation of being trampled on and bullied by a scumbag.
"However, I need to talk to my family about this matter; they’d rather not have return to Hua Country."
"Family?" Hodward was a little surprised.
Wasn’t she an orphan adopted by the Fu Family?
"Yes, family." Su Wanxin smiled and nodded. "It might take a bit longer to discuss, but I’ll co to you after I’ve sorted everything out, is that okay?"
"Okay, I’ll wait for you."
Su Wanxin left GE and went ho.
In the study, she stared at the computer for a long ti, decisively opening up the network of Hua Country.
After a year, this was the first ti she typed her own na into a search engine of Hua Country.
Her fingers trembled slightly, her heart ached a bit.
Rows of news about her imdiately displayed on her screen; she briefly read the first few and then bitterly smiled.
Fu Shihan said their relationship was sowhat special, that was a bit of an understatent.
They were basically enemies, right?
She knew it; why else would she feel so terrible just at the thought of Hua Country over the past year? She didn’t even want to learn about everything she had been through there.
So it turns out...
She had been dealt with that cruelly.
Su Wanxin gripped the mouse tightly, anger and indignation that couldn’t be hidden flashed in her eyes.
She had to go back, to retrieve what was rightfully hers.
Su Wanxin made her decision, and that night when Qi Ran and Su Yao ca back, she told them.
"Mom, Yaoyao, I’m thinking of taking a trip back to Hua Country."
Her calm announcent made both of them pause in their actions.
Their expressions were complicated as they looked at her, wanting to dissuade her, but seeming to know her temperant well enough to realize it would be futile.
"Why the sudden decision to go there?" Qi Ran regained her composure and asked softly.
"I bumped into a few people I used to know while I was out wandering today. They told I left behind quite a ss in Hua Country."
Su Wanxin smiled.
"I want to go back and clean it up."
Qi Ran: "Are you sure about this?"
"I’m sure."
"Okay, then go back." Qi Ran nodded, much to Su Wanxin’s surprise, agreeing quite readily.
Su Wanxin looked at her with a smile in her eyes; she was a very powerful lawyer. One could only imagine how difficult it was for a woman to develop her own law firm into one of the top four globally.
Ruida was founded by Qi Ran, and in the fields of international trade and antitrust, she was the most outstanding lawyer.
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