This isn’t something Ye Wanwan made up on her own; it was what Zhang Xinyue said while they were waiting for the groom to pick up the bride in the hotel earlier today.
Zhang Xinyue said that at a banquet a while back, Shen Yi left early, and afterward, people were saying that since he took over Jinghong, he wasn’t as driven as when he was just Manager Shen.
These past two years, Jinghong hasn’t had any major projects; perhaps it has reached its peak.
The intention behind what Zhang Xinyue said was merely to tease Wanwan, but Wanwan herself was well aware that in the last two years, Shen Yi indeed focused more on the home, with only a few business trips that could be counted on one hand.
Shen Yi smiled shallowly with a curl of his lips. He was aware of the talk, but he hadn’t expected even Wanwan to have heard it.
With his arm around Wanwan’s shoulder, Shen Yi said, "Jinghong has been following a stable development approach for so many years, plus some things no longer require detailed research, and naturally, there are fewer things that need me to be personally involved."
Some things he already experienced in a previous life; he knew which projects were feasible, so he readily agreed without much thought, and those which weren’t, he directly vetoed, indeed saving him a lot of trouble.
Moreover, Shen Yi knew what truly mattered to him now.
It’s no exaggeration to say he already had plenty of money, enough for those he cared about to live a very good life.
He would rather spend these fleeting decades focusing more on being with them.
Ye Wanwan admittedly didn’t quite understand the details of Shen Yi’s work. Since he mentioned he had free time, then he must be free.
"I don’t know where to go, but if it’s the end of the month, then it will be June. Just nowhere too hot will do. I don’t like it too warm, and Zhouzhou doesn’t either," Ye Wanwan said.
Shen Yi looked at Ye Wanwan and then casually suggested, "Let’s just go, the two of us, without Zhouzhou."
Ye Wanwan turned to look at Shen Yi, slightly surprised, not expecting that he planned to go without bringing Zhouzhou.
But this time, Ye Wanwan was smart. She looked at Shen Yi and lightly said, "I don’t mind either way, it mainly depends on whether you can get Zhouzhou to behave."
Ye Wanwan had seen through Shen Yi; it was always him who set the terms, yet in the end, he always had to compromise.
Shen Yi fell silent and looked at Zhouzhou, who was sleeping peacefully in his arms, not too keen on being too assertive with his words anymore.
After all, it wasn’t the first or second time that such face-slapping incidents happened.
When Ye Wanwan woke up, she saw Lu Ning and Zhang Xinyue chatting in the group. Not sure what the two of them were discussing, Ye Wanwan scrolled straight to the top and started reading from the unread messages.
Then she saw that Song Ziyi had sent several messages in the group chat just before seven in the morning, all of them complaining about Ji Yunting.
Very quickly, Lu Ning replied, "The newlywed bride is up so early?"
However, Song Ziyi didn’t respond, and even when Lu Ning directly mentioned Song Ziyi, there was no reply.
An hour after Song Ziyi’s last message, Lu Ning typed in the group, "I think I’ve guessed some indescribable things."
"Ziyi, it’s been an hour, hasn’t it ended yet?"
It was only much later that Zhang Xinyue finally said in the group, "Since it’s indescribable, let’s not talk about it."