Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl-Chapter 73 - Precious Gift

Chapter 73: Chapter 73 Precious Gift

Chapter 73 -73 Precious Gift

Since this gift is so precious, one naturally should make a personal visit to explain it, so that the recipient can fully understand and accept it.

No matter what, you should go in person to deliver the gift.

Having realized these key points, Jiang Fanyue took the gift, ready for her meeting with Gu Jiaheng the next day.

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As the high school was holding a parent-teacher meeting, some families were happy while others were nervous.

Students with good grades were not worried at all, while those with poor grades were anxious.

Xiao Meng, who had no parents, sat on the side, slightly pursing her lips and daydreaming.

“Xiao Meng, how about I have my mom and my grandfather come? My grandfather can come for me, and my mom can come for you,” Xia Enci suggested.

“No, that won’t work, there’s also Xiaozhe,” Xiao Meng quickly shook her head, “I will call Aunt Kang, she is the director of our orphanage, she’ll come to help.”

“Okay, then you arrange it yourself,” Xia Enci didn’t want to hurt her self-esteem, so she said no more.

The others were also discussing fervently.

Jiang Zhe received a message from Jiang Xiruo: “Xiaozhe, Grandpa and I are both busy these next few days, we have to attend a mushroom franchise meeting. So, I found our cousin to come in our place.”

“Okay,” Jiang Zhe had no objections.

“I’ll push your cousin’s WeChat to you. His name is Lin Huaiyuan.”

Following that, a WeChat account named Lin Huaiyuan added Jiang Zhe, requesting to pass friend verification.

Jiang Zhe clicked to accept.

Lin Huaiyuan’s profile picture was simple, a landscape.

After adding him, he took the initiative to speak: “Is this Xiaozhe? I’m Huaiyuan, your cousin.”

“Hmm.”

Lin Huaiyuan didn’t change his friendly demeanor because of her cold attitude, “On the day of the parent-teacher meeting, I will come in place of your grandfather and your aunt.”

“That’s very kind of you,” replied Jiang Zhe, succinctly.

“Good, we’ll communicate then.”

After settling things with Lin Huaiyuan, Jiang Zhe put down her phone, and Xia Enci came over: “My mom said to have my cousin come over.”

“That’s fine.”

“My cousin used to study at a university in Beijing, we met when we were little. I wonder what he’s like now. Xiao Meng, look, we’re both having our cousins come, you might as well join us and tell Aunt Kang not to come,” Xia Enci said.

After considering, Xiao Meng thought there shouldn’t be a problem with that.

Lou Qiaoyin, hearing that all three of them would only have one cousin coming, knew their situations were somewhat special.

It seemed that Xia Enci’s family was quite ordinary as well, with the family busy making a living and unable to make it to the meeting.

“Then you arrange it yourselves. I will speak on your behalf to the school,” Lou Qiaoyin did her best to help them.

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Jiang Fanyue left the house with that extremely precious jar of Cai’er.

Liang Jinlan repeatedly instructed her to take good care of this gift and to personally hand it over to Han Jiayan or Gu Jiaheng.

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Jiang Xiliang had brought back only two jars. Liang Jinlan had kept one and placed immense importance on the other jar.

This was something that money couldn’t buy.

Upon arriving at the Gu Family home, Han Jiayan immediately invited her in as soon as she heard of her arrival.

Jiang Fanyue sat down and presented the gift with utmost care, “Aunt Han, this is a gift my mother asked me to give you.”

“I appreciate it,” Han Jiayan didn’t recognize what it was, and her expression was indifferent. She took it and was about to have the maid put it away.

Jiang Fanyue knew that it was a wise decision to make the trip herself.

She said softly, “This is a gift from my great-uncle to Yunxuan.”

“Your great-uncle? Minister Jiang?” Han Jiayan’s expression turned serious.

The Jiang Family didn’t have a good relationship with Jiang Zhang, and she was well aware that the esteemed Jiang Family, who didn’t even hold Jiang Zhang, their own brother, in high regard, was even less likely to acknowledge outsiders.

The Gu Family had also never really had an opportunity to associate with that esteemed Jiang Family.

But who would be willing to miss out, if given the chance?

Jiang Fanyue said proudly, “Yes, my great-uncle is now eager to reconcile with my father.”

“That really is wonderful. After all, they are brothers. Where could longstanding grudges come from?” Han Jiayan naturally was happy to hear this news.

She had married into the Gu Family and had always found it difficult to raise her head high in her own Han Family.

If there was a chance, she would definitely seize it no matter what.

“As for this gift, it’s called Cai’er. It’s said to be good for the body.”

Hearing the name Cai’er, Han Jiayan sat up straight.

She had heard of this while still in her maiden home, but at that time, it was very scarce, and she had only had the opportunity to consume it a few times. After marrying and moving to Jincheng, not to mention eating it, outsiders hadn’t even heard of the name.

Money couldn’t buy it anywhere.

Hearing the name after so many years, she was quite delighted, “You and your mother are really thoughtful, sending over such a valuable thing instead of keeping it for yourselves.”

She didn’t let the servants take it away but instead held it in her own hands, not feeling right about opening it to check the contents in front of Jiang Fanyue.

But since it was from Jiang Xiliang, it certainly couldn’t be fake.

One jar was given, showing not only Jiang Xiliang’s capability but also suggesting he still harbored some fraternal affection for Jiang Zhang.

“If Aunt likes it, then my gift has been worth giving,” Jiang Fanyue maintained her composure, “I have to head to school now, and there’s a parent-teacher conference to attend later. I’ll visit Aunt again next time.”

“Sure, I’ll walk you out,” Han Jiayan stood up, holding the Cai’er, and saw Jiang Fanyue off.

Jiang Fanyue didn’t see Gu Jiaheng and didn’t press the issue—it would have been proper for her to know his whereabouts.

Asking would make them seem distant.

Still, she couldn’t help feeling somewhat reluctant to leave without seeing Gu Jiaheng. After Han Jiayan went back inside, she lingered for a moment longer.

Gu Jiaheng was attending university in Beijing, but since he had already completed his course credits, he frequently traveled back and forth to the Gu Family to manage family affairs.

There was a chance to see him.

She also maintained the exemplary character of a perfect girlfriend, rarely inquiring about Gu Jiaheng’s exact whereabouts, always tender and considerate.

As she thought this, she suddenly heard Gu Jiaheng’s voice, “Fanyue!”

Delighted beyond expectation, Jiang Fanyue responded, “Brother Heng.”

“How come you didn’t tell me you were coming?”

“I just came to visit Aunt and didn’t have much time to stay. I didn’t want to disturb you, so I didn’t tell you,” she explained sensibly.

Gu Jiaheng said quietly, “You made such a trip just to bring Cai’er to my mom?”

“It didn’t waste much time.”

“Fool, do you know how valuable that thing is?” Gu Jiaheng said, “When I was in Beijing, I heard people talk about it, saying it’s so rare that money can’t buy it. And you’ve brought such a large jar?”

“I also heard from my mom that it’s quite a rare thing. It’s precisely because it’s so rare that I rushed to bring it to Aunt.”

Touched, Gu Jiaheng’s face showed a look of cherish as he placed something in her hand, “For you.”

Opening it, Jiang Fanyue saw that it was indeed a serving of Cai’er.