On the day they divorced, He Jingchuan prepared six versions of a settlement offer.
Lin Wanhe confirmed what she was entitled to, then carried off a well-thumbed civil service exam prep book.
Everyone expected her to come back, but she passed the civil service exam and returned to her hometown to take up her post.
From then on, the wealthy family lost a Mrs. He, while the grassroots gained Cadre Lin.
When they met again, He Jingchuan brought a major project to the countryside, and his leather shoes sank into the mud first.
He thought that once the resources were in place, his ex-wife would at least look his way.
Lin Wanhe finished reviewing the proposal. “Where’s Appendix Seven?”
Want to build a road? First settle thirty years of accounts.
Want to donate equipment? Specify the ownership, maintenance, and exit arrangements, item by item.
The villagers were busy checking the books and selling tea, while President He waited in line to submit the missing documents.
Later, she and the villagers turned the old tea mountain into a county-wide brand and reclaimed her own name.
At last, he learned that before loving her, he had to respect her choices.
“Cadre Lin, the project documents are complete.”
“Official business goes through the proper channels.”
“Then could we have dinner together after work?”
