Spending the Villain's Money to Extend My Life

Chapter 513 – Huo Shishen pressed down between his brows and decided to just pick her up and carry her away. (3)

“I know you know that I have always doted on Wushuang and only hope for her happiness. I am only saying these for your good.

“If Wushuang finds out that I have said these to you, I am sure she will hate me the same way that Shishi does. But all I ever have is her best interest in mind.

“I want nothing more than her happiness.”

Mother Gu had a helplessly tender look on her.

When Huo Wencheng heard that, he felt that he had been defeated instantly.

His mother had always been a strong woman and would never talk to him tenderly like this nor would she ever look at things from his perspective.

On the other hand, Mother Gu, as his mother-in-law, for the sake of his career, to prevent him from going a convoluted path, and their happiness, was supportive of her daughter divorcing him. Huo Wencheng only felt that she had pulled the words right out of him!

He recalled, once again, the scene where Mother Gu forced Gu Shishi to divorce. He had thought that was ludicrous just a little while ago but now he felt that she truly played favoritism and siding with him and Wushuang no less. That delighted him incredibly!

“Thank you, Aunty. Don’t worry, I will not let Wushuang know that you were the one who told me this,” said Huo Wencheng, also very sincerely.

“I will think it through how to broach Wushuang with this subject.”

Mother Gu covered up her face and her shoulder shuddered. “Okay. Be good, you two.”

Tears rolled down her face uncontrollably once again.

She saw Huo Wencheng to the door, treating him as if he was a son of her own.

Nevertheless, as soon as she turned around, her face was stone cold.

She took a deep breath and, clutching onto her little purse, called a taxi on the road and went straight to the private hospital in the countryside.

“Gu Jiangxin, it’s me. Let’s talk.

“I feel that it is inappropriate for certain of the assets going to the adopted daughter.”

Her brother was right. What would crying accomplish?

When items were allocated to the wrong person, then the natural course of action was to take them back and redistribute them!

One must pay off one’s debt before one’s time is up!

It didn’t take long before Gu Shishi found out that Mother Gu was in City Shun.

Gu Shishi didn’t pay it much attention. She was too busy for melons right now.

She was busy putting together the advertising video clip.

Her idea of having Huajian endorse the tour was so they could combine the two and, thereby, reducing the workload. When it was time to actually work on it, she learned that it still entailed quite a bit of work.

Ivy even assigned a team from the Art Department to assist her this time.

These individuals were responsible for looking for photos of the Imperial City from different locations and different angles; to help out with the writing of the storyline; and also do video editing and searching for background music.

Nevertheless, Gu Shishi still worked on this for two weeks straight.

She needed to picked out the good ones from the massive number of photos, then discuss with the team on the characters and storyline and, finally, to create her ink paintings.

Last but not the least, the final touch up and adjustment of the orders of the painting and the photos.

The day the video clip was completed, Ivy was so emotional that she was almost in tears.

It was beautiful beyond words!

The only thing that was bothering her was that she had only communicated with the boss lady through the computer and a few times over the phone. She had never once talked to her in person!

Now that the project was wrapped up, she would have no chance of meeting her idol.

Lucky for her, even though the boss lady was not taking on new assignments, she was still on Lync.

Ivy, as though making daily progress report to her, would ping Gu Shishi everyday and let her know the progress of the for-profit accounts, feedback from the public, as well as the sales of the products. She was more eager than anyone else.