"Yanyi, eat more rice, have you been eating less and less lately? Dieting?" Mother Su wasn’t too pleased when she saw Su Yanyi only eat half a bowl of rice and then stop, she comnted.
"No, I’m full." Having not seen Qin Jiran at dinner for three consecutive days, Su Yanyi felt that she might very well "be on a diet" soon.
"Your appetite hasn’t been affected by Jiran’s absence, has it?" Mother Su instantly transford into a truth-seeker, guessing the reality of the situation.
Before Su Yanyi could answer, Father Su chid in: "Jiran must be busy now, but that’s okay, you’re going to be busy too. In the future, you two can just skip coming ho for als together."
Suddenly, Su Yanyi had a realization that her sharp tongue wasn’t cultivated but rather an innate inheritance!
"What do you an?" Su Yanyi asked, slightly unsure.
Dean Chen’s results are in, and although the testing period was short, the results are very reliable," Father Su said. "All of the findings demonstrate that the dicine has super strong effects. I don’t know if you’re aware, but the highest efficacy of the dicine is to cure certain early-stage cancers. If it’s mid or late-stage cancer, it also has a very good inhibitory effect, undoubtedly the world’s most advanced cancer-fighting drug. The ordinary version we plan to launch has anti-cancer effects too. Although it’s not as potent as the strongest version, it still reaches an advanced world level."
As Father Su detailed the results from Dean Chen’s research, his excitent grew with each word, and he looked at Su Yanyi with great anticipation.
"And then?" When her father stopped talking at this point, Su Yanyi had a bad feeling.
"Then you’ll be busy. Haven’t you forgotten? You’re in charge of promoting the dicine," Father Su said, his voice filled with a teasing laugh as if relishing the thought of his daughter getting busy, which seed to bring him great joy.
Su Yanyi gave her father a deep look, thinking just how jealous he must be of her leisurely days.
"I’m not that familiar with Su’s business. You’ll have to help out too, Dad." Since she would be busy, others naturally had to be busier than her.
"Ah? help? No, no, no, there’s no need for that. If you need help, go to your elder brother; he’ll assist you. Your mother and I need to prepare for retirent. You all should handle the things you can handle yourself," Father Su quickly refused, shaking his head. He had lost interest in work and would much rather stay at ho playing with his grandkids and great-grandkids – how joyful that would be!
In the days that followed, as if to prove Father Su’s words, Su Yanyi indeed beca busy. She no longer had the ti to co ho for dinner, let alone criticize the als for not being Qin Jiran’s cooking, because she was too busy even to co ho at all. In fact, she couldn’t co ho because she had gone abroad.
This ti, Su Yanyi’s trip wasn’t just to one country but to over twenty countries, starting in Asia and then touring various continents. The entire trip was essentially a round-the-world venture, and even that only covered the most important countries. The Su family’s main influence in the dical field had to be reviewed. As for the smaller entities, it was simply impossible to address each one. Even so, this trip took her away from ho for over a month and a half, marking the longest she had been away from ho in years.
Before departure, Qin Jiran, with great reluctance, prepared a large table of dishes for Yanyi. Su Yanyi happily ate, making up for the at she’d missed in the preceding days. Satisfied, she embarked on her journey to fight for the Su family’s dical business.
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