Abandoned on a stormy night, I divorced and remarried into a wealthy family.

Long Jianjia heard about what happened at the Wu family's house today from the servants.

Although it is unknown what Wu Lihu said to Wu Haoqi that made him change his mind about kicking Song Qintang out of the house.

But she never fails to succeed at anything she sets her mind to.

As Song Qintang was going down the staff elevator, she happened to see Long Jianjia and Wu Lihu seeing her off.

Both of them seemed to be in good spirits.

Wu Lihu got into the car, smiled, and patted Long Jianjia's hand, saying, "It's up to you now."

"Don't worry, Auntie!"

Long Jianjia made a phone call after Wu Lihu's car disappeared into the underground parking garage.

Wu Haoqi's ringtone rang.

The call was answered very quickly, a treatment she had never received before.

Their sweet voices echoed in the already cramped basement.

Song Qintang doesn't care what Long Jianjia says in front of Wu Haoqi at all. On the contrary, she's worried that Long Jianjia's determination to rise to power isn't strong enough.

Ideally, Wu Haoqi would be so enraged for his lover that he would sign the divorce papers immediately.

Marry the person you love most.

Once the noise subsided, Song Qintang emerged from the stairwell.

She had an appointment with staff at the Dekang Sanatorium tonight.

She and Zeng Zhu did a lot of research and found that Dekang Sanatorium was the best sanatorium in Suzhou.

Most importantly, a new invasive ventilator had just been imported, and Lu Pingping underwent a tracheotomy.

Ordinary ventilators are completely unusable.

By the time we arrived in Dekang, it was already dusk.

Song Qintang stood at the door, recalling how she often came to do charity work with her father when she was a child.

Years have passed, and standing here again, everything has changed.

She had an appointment with the staff for 8 o'clock, but she arrived 15 minutes early.

However, staff member Xiao Yang said that the sanatorium suddenly received a notice that leaders were coming to inspect.

Song Qintang had no choice but to get back into the car.

To welcome this leader, the entrance was cordoned off and parking was prohibited, so she had to move her car into the alley.

As soon as I parked the car, I looked up and saw that 'leader'!

Before the car even arrived, a welcoming line was already neatly arranged at the entrance.

The bodyguard opened the door, and Gu Huizhou stepped out of the car, his noble bearing clearly distinguishing him from those around him.

He was born into a noble family, and his demeanor and every word and action were cultivated as if he were the successor.

Although Song Qintang is the only daughter of the Song family and has been groomed as their successor since childhood, she is far less strict than Gu Huaihua.

In that year at the Jiuling Mansion, Gu Huizhou was sixteen years old. He heard from his father that he had completed all his high school courses and received an MBA admission letter.

Actually, Song Qintang didn't spend much time with him; his schedule was very full of classes every day.

Only during those few minutes of free time between classes would Song Qintang bring her snacks to him.

She developed a habit of waiting for him, and she especially loved watching Gu Huizhou focus on his studies. His strikingly handsome face made her want to stay by his side.

Gu Huizhou didn't like her at first, but Song Qintang persisted, full of girlish feelings.

Uncle Gu and his wife would always open the door for her with doting expressions, encouraging her to visit Gu Huizhou more often.

She said that Gu Huizhou always locked himself in his room to study, and suggested that she pester Gu Huizhou to come out and play more often.

She was spoiled by her parents at that time and didn't know fear. Although she didn't receive his attention, she was not kicked out of his study when she entered it.

He was studying in his study, and she would lie across from him and watch him study.

Gu Huizhou forbade her to speak, so she obediently waited for him and often slept on his desk.

The two rarely spoke; Gu Huizhou was indeed too aloof, keeping everyone at arm's length.

It was cold and icy.

Back then, whenever she found his discarded practice drafts, she would secretly take them back and imitate his handwriting. His handwriting, like his personality, was cold, hard, and sharp.

She imitated about 80-90% of every word on the practice draft.

Gu Huizhou was too clever; he was producing fewer and fewer practice drafts.

She took her own notebook and copied his writing, but it never looked quite right.

Before long, Gu Huizhou started using a draft notebook again, and he discarded more and more drafts.

Gu Huizhou's excellent handwriting was imitated by Song Qintang until she became a master.

She even wrote a New Year's card for Gu Huizhou in the exact same handwriting.

But he did not reply.

Song Qintang was already used to it. If Gu Huizhou paid attention to her, she would feel that the person was not Gu Huizhou.

That year was the most exciting and happiest year for her, filled with girlish feelings.

The Gu family is a century-old family, and they reunite at their old family home during the Lunar New Year.

Han Yunqing had started preparing early on to return to the old house to give gifts to the Gu family.

As soon as it was light, Song Qintang clung to Lu Pingping, begging her to take her to the Gu family to pay New Year's respects.

As she came out of the garden, she saw Gu Huizhou standing alone not far from the courtyard, as if waiting for someone.

But Lu Pingping said that she couldn't visit others in the morning.

But that day, Gu Huizhou surprisingly asked her to wait for him outside in the courtyard.

Song Qintang felt that the sun was rising from the north.

When she changed her clothes and went out, Gu Huizhou was already waiting there.

This was the first time Gu Huizhou had spoken to her on his own initiative. Looking at him so closely, she noticed that he had grown much taller and become even more handsome. No wonder Suzhou No. 1 High School had named Gu Huizhou the most handsome school heartthrob since the school's founding.

At school, Gu Huizhou's appearance always caused a sensation.

Gu Huizhou's face remained cold and hard that day, and Song Qintang dared not look him in the eye.

Even my father, a seasoned veteran, couldn't handle that cold, arrogant gaze.

He seemed devoid of emotion, and no one could see through his thoughts. Like a judge, he saw through everything, making everyone in front of him feel no guilt.

When Gu Huizhou's gaze fell on her, Song Qintang felt as if her spine was about to be bent.

I couldn't help but think of that New Year's card with the same handwriting as his.

Is he angry?

That day, Gu Huizhou took out a New Year's card, and several words on it were circled in red pen.

He pointed to the words above and said that these words were not written well, and there were also corrections to the original words next to them.

Song Qintang thought Gu Huizhou was unhappy, so she tried to imitate his handwriting, but she couldn't do it well.

Feeling extremely uneasy, I quickly tried to retrieve the New Year's card.

But Gu Huizhou reached out and raised his hand above his head, and no matter how much she jumped, she couldn't reach it.

After a long pause, he finally said that she should rewrite it and submit it to him for review.

That year, Gu Huizhou was 185 cm tall. It was rare for him to bend down and look at her. He whispered in her ear that there was only one chance.

Gu Huizhou was always a man of his word, but he reviewed her handwriting countless times.

Each time, Song Qintang would confidently deliver the calligraphy copybook.

He could find fault even in the smallest details, and every time he would make the student rewrite and resubmit the calligraphy. Poorly written calligraphy samples were confiscated by him.

She went from being an imitator to creating handwriting that was even more like the original than the original.

Not only her teachers at school praised her handwriting.

Both of Gu's parents praised her, and when they compared the two versions, even they couldn't tell which one was Gu Huizhou's handwriting.

The elders often sit together and joke that when the Gu family is handed over to the two of them, even technology won't be able to tell who signed it.

This means I'm handing everything over to you.

At that time, Song Qintang didn't understand. She just thought that Gu Huizhou had obsessive-compulsive disorder and couldn't allow her copy to be too shabby.

He thought she could stay by his side forever, but Gu Huizhou went abroad the following year.

The next time I saw him was at Gu Huaihua's funeral.

Lu Pingping committed suicide and was admitted to the ICU. Gu Huizhou personally pushed her out of the mourning hall.