Yin Changhe returned home that evening.
Mrs. Yin had already changed into expensive clothes early.
The fabric was soft and close-fitting, and she had tied a scarf around her neck to cover the wound.
At a casual glance, she looked as beautiful as ever.
Yin Changhe, appreciating her thoughtfulness, wanted to reward her.
He then embraced his wife from behind.
They made love tenderly.
...
Afterwards.
Mrs. Yin lay in her husband’s arms, stirring up pillow talk.
She softly said, "What was once an infallible plan, has been ruined by Su Ruanruan."
Yin Changhe was thoroughly satisfied by her service.
He pondered for a moment and felt his wife was right.
Fearing that more dreams would bring more troubles, Mrs. Yin said, "We can’t let her stay in the hospital causing trouble anymore."
She incited her husband, "Yin Zhao likes her, he will surely take her side."
Yin Changhe pinched his wife’s cheek, his interest piqued again.
He wouldn’t let her take off the scarf.
He said the scarf was very beautiful, but Mrs. Yin knew he despised her.
She harbored resentment in her heart, yet she still had to feign compliance with her husband.
Disgusting!
*
Early morning.
Su Ruanruan arrived at Yin Zhao’s office.
Yin Zhao’s assistant was quite worried: Since Miss Su had crossed the Yin Family, would his boss make things difficult for Miss Su?
Unexpectedly, Yin Zhao was very polite.
He personally brewed a cup of Blue Mountain coffee for Su Ruanruan and placed it on the coffee table in front of her.
Su Ruanruan quietly said thank you.
She sipped the Blue Mountain coffee slowly.
Yin Zhao sat opposite her, his gaze intense.
He was still profoundly shocked.
Su Ruanruan looked delicate and frail, yet it was such a fragile woman who had played such a major game.
She took away the project and disrupted the Mingzhu marriage.
Yin Zhao cared about the project, but he cared more about his sister marrying a scoundrel.
He was grateful to her.
Yin Zhao rarely conceded to anyone; at this moment, he sincerely thanked her, "Thank you."
Su Ruanruan was surprised.
Then she thought of something and smiled lightly.
She said, "No need to thank me, I was merely following my own selfish interests."
Seeing her calm demeanor, Yin Zhao felt even more admiration.
Yet this admiration could no longer be expressed openly.
He was considering what to say when Shareholder Ma entered the room.
He smiled at Yin Zhao and said, "The shareholders have convened an emergency meeting, and would like Miss Su to speak a few words."
Yin Zhao understood.
Shareholder Ma was now Su Ruanruan’s person.
He wasn’t angered but wanted to see what they were up to.
Yin Zhao stood up and said, "Let’s go see!"
When they reached the meeting room, they found that all this trouble was stirred up by Mrs. Yin.
Her cronies incited: saying Su Ruanruan was a major shareholder with Shengsheng, and that she was Shengsheng’s spy planted in the hospital.
At that moment, Shareholder Ma and a few others argued back.
But his words weren’t convincing.
He turned to Su Ruanruan, who then directed him to organize this setup.
At this time, all the major and minor shareholders gathered in the meeting room.
As Yin Zhao and Su Ruanruan entered, many people murmured amongst themselves,
"Ever since Miss Su came, our hospital has been going downhill."
"She’s fattening up Shengsheng!"
"One project, it’s driving everyone crazy."
...
Su Ruanruan heard these sour remarks without taking them to heart.
Instead, Shareholder Ma heard them and was angered, loudly calling for silence.
But some became even more enthusiastic.
This was what Mrs. Yin wanted, rendering Su Ruanruan unable to stay in the United Hospital.
Su Ruanruan just smiled faintly.
She gently said, "I know you all don’t accept me; I have a few words to say now, if you would kindly spare the time to listen."
The room quieted down a bit.
Shareholder Ma pompously said, "Everyone quiet down, quiet down, Miss Su has something to say."
He added, "Whenever Miss Su takes action, it’s always astonishing! Ordinary people would be laughing in their dreams if they could receive her advice; today, you’ve all picked up a bargain for free."