It didn’t seem to be a case of despising her, which caused her not to answer the phone; suddenly, a rather ominous feeling surfaced in Lin Yishan’s heart.
After getting engaged to Wa Zicong, her father financed a three-bedroom, two-living-room apartment for them, located near Wa Zicong’s workplace and close to the city center. Since the price per square meter in the city center is astonishingly high, the total price of the apartment was not much less than that of a villa garden.
As the only daughter of the family, Lin Jiale insisted that his daughter must not be shortchanged when getting married—especially since he was generally satisfied with the son-in-law.
Nowadays, young people getting married don’t need to follow the ancient practice where the couple couldn’t see each other before the wedding.
Therefore, Lin Yishan and Wa Zicong moved into their marital home early to adapt to each other’s lifestyle and work routines, to prevent any discomfort or issues after living together post-marriage.
According to Grandmother Xiao, she, being the heiress of Lin Group, was learning how to be a housewife ahead of time.
Lin Yishan had never considered entering the workforce to become a career woman; her initial thought was only to be a wealthy lady at home.
For her, education didn’t matter.
Being from a wealthy family, she didn’t need to work hard to earn money like daughters from poor families—she just needed to support her man and let the money make more money.
That’s how rich people make money—money breeds money.
Hard labor, toiling like cattle—that’s only for those without money.
Therefore, reading was useless; it was better for her father to get her a few capable traders to capture insider information from the stock market and make a fortune from stocks. Like during the last bull market when she was still a student, she turned one million in capital into ten million and, unbeknownst to most stock investors when disaster struck, she pulled out completely unscathed, all thanks to the exclusive insider information from the capital circle available only to capitalists.
Among her schoolmates, there was basically no one who could achieve what she had.
Perhaps among her classmates, there were some children from wealthy families, but, in the end, they couldn’t compare to someone like Xiao Jianming, who was a close relative of the richest man.
The richer the person, the more extraordinary the information they have access to, often beyond the imagination of the ordinary person.
To put it vividly, in a Crocodile Pond, the difference between big crocodiles and small ones is significant.
Continuing on, why did she set her sights on a man like Wa Zicong?
She was wealthy, from a good family, the precious daughter of Lin Group, and not bad looking—the difficulty of finding a well-matched man was non-existent for her.
She faced no hardship or danger in this regard.
Matchmakers eager to arrange her marriage were plenty.
Handsome and rich heirs, the Overseas Returnee Faction—she could easily grab a bunch with one reach of her hand. The latest_epɪ_sodes are on_the 𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹·𝗳𝗶𝗿𝗲·𝗻𝗲𝘁
Compared to these people, Wa Zicong was far inferior.
Indeed, if it weren’t for Gu Nuan, she wouldn’t even have noticed a man like Wa Zicong.
The first time she ever experienced defeat was because of Gu Nuan. The teachers loved to compare her unfavorably to Gu Nuan, something she had never even imagined before.
A mere deaf person, why should she seem superior to Lin Yishan in others’ eyes?
No, Lin Yishan was the one standing above, looking down on Gu Nuan.
Otherwise, she simply couldn’t accept it.
If the teachers were fond of saying that Gu Nuan was good and smart, and that Gu Nuan had a childhood sweetheart for a devoted boyfriend, golden boy and girl, talented couple, then very well—Lin Yishan would snatch everything away from Gu Nuan’s side. Then what else could the teachers say?