"It’s nothing much, just asking if I could find you. They probably saw you went bankrupt and planned to help you out by giving you some money to use," Liang Xiao said bluntly, but his words didn’t carry any hint of disdain.
Tang Yuchen responded with a brief acknowledgment and then hung up the phone.
An Ruo returned home wearily with Kangkang in her arms, the little guy was sleeping so soundly that he hadn’t been woken up at all.
After tucking him in, she kissed his cheek and then went to take a shower.
While showering, all she could think about was Tang Yuchen, wondering how he was doing now and where he could be.
Why wouldn’t he come to find her? He had lost everything for the sake of their child; it wasn’t a shameful thing. Why was he avoiding her?
Didn’t he want to see their child...
Maybe he was grieving. After all, what he had lost wasn’t trivial—it was wealth and status that many people could only dream of attaining in their lifetime.
He probably needed some time to be alone and sentimental, so she tried her best not to disturb him, waiting for him to show up on his own.
But two days had passed, and Tang Yuchen still hadn’t appeared.
The reports about his resignation were flying all over J city.
Insiders revealed that Tang Yuchen’s resignation was not voluntary but rather obligatory. His father had left the family business to his elder brother, not him.
Now that Tang Yushen had been released from prison, Yuchen had no choice but to hand over everything he owned.
The reports also said that all of Tang Yuchen’s assets had been returned to Tang Yushen, meaning that now he was a penniless, down-and-out man.
Tang Yuchen had always been arrogant; many people were kicking him while he was down, taking the opportunity to crush him.
However, Tang Yushen told the media that he hoped Tang Yuchen could stand up on his own merits.
He was indirectly telling everyone that everything Yuchen had possessed before hadn’t come from his own abilities.
Everything that Yuchen had put in, all the hard work and effort for the Tang Family, was erased.
He was no longer the legend of the business world; he had become the butt of people’s jokes.
An Ruo felt upset every time she read the reports; eventually, she simply stopped reading and avoided all newspapers and magazines.
She called Aunt Zhou and asked if she would be willing to help take care of Kangkang, and naturally, Aunt Zhou was very willing.
Aunt Zhou was unclear as to why Tang Yuchen would give everything to Tang Yushen, but she also knew that the situation was definitely complicated.
Her main concern was whether the young master could withstand this blow.
An Ruo reassured her, "Don’t worry, I believe he won’t be so easily defeated."
Aunt Zhou smiled slightly, "I also believe the young master can get through this tough time. He’s very capable; I’ve always believed in him."
At this time, the only ones who did not scorn him, who still treated him as before, were probably these old servants who had worked for him in the past.