Transmigration: The Main Character is Not Becoming the Cannon Fodder! Chapter 574 - 12: First News (12)

Due to health issues, ng Chang went ho to rest. He entrusted the managent of the company to a trusted confidant, and of course, instructed this confidant to properly ntor ng Jingjing.

Since ng Ting had no interest in the company, and he only had two daughters, inevitably, the company would be handed over to Jingjing in the future. This period was a good opportunity for Jingjing to get familiarized.

However, just three days after he returned ho, a major incident occurred at the company. A very important contract encountered a minor problem, which directly resulted in a major mishap.

When ng Chang received the news, he was utterly devastated.

How could this happen?

That contract was incredibly important—it was a deal with a company we’ve had a long-term collaboration with, and it was a primary source of the company’s revenue.

How could there be a problem with such a contract? What exactly was going on?

For the first ti, ng Chang suspected whether soone was ddling behind the scenes.

But who could it be?

Not to ntion that his own company also had a certain reputation, and given the marriage alliance with the Yun Family, generally, no one would dare to cause trouble for him, right?

But now the undeniable facts were laid out in front of him.

Soone was indeed sabotaging things from behind the scenes; the issue with that major contract ant that the company was going to have to pay a significant breach-of-contract penalty.

With so many incidents having occurred before, the company’s financial resources were already sowhat strained.

In his desperation, ng Chang disregarded that he still wasn’t feeling well and hurried to the company.

Upon reaching the company, he found out the situation was even worse than he had imagined.

The fact that the company was having cash flow issues had spread, and recently, nurous blunders within the company had been described by outsiders in indescribable terms, resulting in a drop in the stock price, and the board of directors had begun to intervene.

If they paid this breach-of-contract penalty, the company’s issue wouldn’t solely be a liquidity problem.

ng Chang, in his anxiety and anger, turned and turned until suddenly everything went black before him, and he fell straight backward.

At that mont, with quite a few people in the office, ng Jingjing, who was standing beside him, imdiately supported ng Chang forcefully, preventing him from collapsing directly to the ground.

Others quickly ca to help as well.

ng Chang ended up in the hospital.

As his wife, Wang iru, rushed over as soon as she heard the news.

The company was already in a complete disarray.

Wang iru called back to the Wang Family. After all, as their daughter born in old age, the Wang Family was still very good to Wang iru, and soon they transferred a sum of money to assist the company.

Wang iru also made a call to ng Ting.

She knew that recently her daughter and son-in-law seed to have so issues, and her daughter kept locking herself in the room, refusing to co out.

She probably hadn’t even realized sothing had happened at ho.

ng Chang, who had enjoyed a life of success, was once the precious treasure held in the palm of the ng Family’s hand in his youth. Now seeing him like this at old age, how could she bear it?

Wang iru told ng Ting about the situation, and naturally, ng Ting comforted her, telling her not to worry.

Subsequently, another substantial amount of money was injected into the company.

With this, they not only covered the breach-of-contract penalty but also had enough for the company’s original operations.

Over at the company, with Wang iru personally taking charge, things naturally stabilized.

As a daughter, ng Ting also began to sit in the hospital room daily, taking care of her father.

ng Ting often ran into ng Jingjing.

However, ng Jingjing felt sowhat irritated.

Unable to maintain her patience, she thought to complete her task quickly. Unexpectedly, that Yun Zixin, even at this point, was still willing to help the ng Family.

She should have made sure those two got divorced, shouldn’t she?

And Wang iru, did she forget the fallout with ng Chang from before?

Yet when sothing happened, she went personally to the Wang Family to ask for money and took charge of the company?

Originally thinking that so people shouldn’t be too entangled.

But now it seed, within a family, there wasn’t anyone who was truly innocent.

ng Jingjing was starting to beco infuriated.

However, on the surface, she remained very obedient.

In the hospital, she and ng Ting took care of ng Chang together, and everyone praised them for being filial.

"Sister, how are you and brother-in-law? Why do I feel like sothing’s off every ti I see you two?"

Wang iru was standing outside the door, about to enter. She had sorted out the company affairs and just wanted to drop by and take a look.

Unexpectedly, ng Jingjing was asking ng Ting about such a private matter.

She knew her daughter well—a bit proud—and she probably wouldn’t answer questions about marital issues.

"Jingjing, your brother-in-law and I have so misunderstandings. Things aren’t great right now, but once those misunderstandings are resolved, it’ll be fine. Don’t worry."

"Okay, sister, if you need to communicate with brother-in-law, you can go back first. Dad has to take care of him."

"I heard that ever since Dad fell ill, although there’s special care, you’ve been by his side all along. You must be exhausted, go rest. I’ll watch over him."

"Sister, I’m not tired. Just like you said, we have special care here. I just want to show a bit of my sincerity since Dad treats so well."

Inside the room, ng Ting patted ng Jingjing.

Outside, Wang iru was already in tears.

Things were so good before, and suddenly such a big issue arose with the company. For the first ti, she regretted whether she should have treated ng Jingjing that way back then; her temperant wasn’t bad, after all.

If she had stayed by Old ng’s side, maybe not so many things would have happened?

When sothing happens to the company, if she knew, she would help.

ng Chang remained in a coma, and the doctors couldn’t figure out what was wrong, only saying he was under stress and thus fell into unconsciousness, advising family mbers to talk more around him.

It wasn’t until a week later that ng Chang finally woke up.

When he woke up, he discovered his wife and daughter by his side.

After learning about the events of the past week, ng Chang was filled with emotions.

Afterward, examinations indicated everything was well, and he was discharged.

After being discharged, Wang iru’s deanor toward ng Jingjing changed significantly, becoming much gentler.

ng Chang was very delighted.

He knew his wife felt sorry for him.

But ng Jingjing wasn’t happy at heart.

The more loving they appeared, and the better ng Chang beca, the more they highlighted how pitiful the original person was.

After so thought, that night, ng Jingjing made a phone call.

The next day, ng Jingjing arranged to et ng Ting for a al.

"Sister, I heard the barbecue here is quite delicious and wanted to invite you for a big al. Since Dad fell ill, no one was in the mood to eat. Now that the storm has passed, we should have a good al."

ng Ting smiled, though she wasn’t particularly enthusiastic.

This barbecue restaurant was by a small river, and the window of their booth opened to a view of the clear water, making the scenery quite appealing.

"Sister, you and brother-in-law haven’t reconciled yet?"

ng Ting’s expression stiffened, and tears welled up in her eyes: "No, we haven’t."

ng Jingjing quickly moved closer and comforted her: "Sister, don’t cry, okay? What’s going on? Why is brother-in-law acting so harshly toward you?"