Best friends transmigrate into a book! They marry a high-ranking official! If you run, I run too!

She should write about the lipstick, but even more importantly, she should write about the bizarre things she's encountered these past few days.

Let alone three pages, Wen Tang felt he could write ten pages.

So after finishing the meal, he immediately went to write the letter.

She wouldn't even let Gu Yanli sit next to her, giving the reason that "I'm afraid you'll peek."

Gu Yanli “…”

"I won't peek!"

"Do you have any secrets?" Gu Yanli asked.

Wen Tang replied matter-of-factly, "Gossip among girls is always a secret."

Gu Yanli: Undeniable.

Then Gu Yanli stood leaning against the door frame.

By the time Wen Tang finally finished writing, Gu Yanli was so jealous he wanted to die.

Because he had never seen Wen Tang write him so many letters before.

Such a thick stack of papers.

Gu Yanli walked over and said sarcastically, "Are you planning to publish a book?"

Wen Tang's eyes lit up when she heard this. "You think I have this talent?"

Before Gu Yanli could speak, Wen Tang continued, "I think I can give it a try."

Gu Yanli “…”

"How about marrying my military officer husband?" Wen Tang asked with a smile.

Gu Yanli knew this was a joke.

So he picked her up and carried her to the bathroom, saying, "Let's create a Thousand and One Nights for a young military couple!"

Even with someone holding her in their arms, Wen Tang still wouldn't behave, saying, "I think it's definitely not a proper color."

"Ok?"

"It looks a bit yellow..."

Wen Tang, who couldn't keep his mouth shut, paid the price he deserved. The next day, his legs were so weak that he couldn't even go out and run around.

The letter to Chi Yue was sent a few days later when he went to the city on business.

Wen Tang's trip to the city this time was still to inquire about the factory.

This time, as soon as she arrived in the city, she went to wait at the relevant departments, fearing that she would come back empty-handed again.

Fortunately, this time the trip wasn't in vain.

Wen Tang had a letter of introduction and relevant documents from Zhou Zhenghong, and the person she was in contact with was very polite to her.

However, it was also stated that "Since we have no relevant experience with the factory that Comrade Wen wants to set up, we are afraid that Comrade Wen will have to come up with a solution regarding the equipment."

"Should we choose to import it, or does Comrade Wen have design drawings that we can find relevant manufacturers to make it?"

"I can provide the blueprints."

"That's fine."

"Another aspect is site selection."

“Nowadays, locations near convenient sites are already fully booked, and places with inconvenient transportation may be inconvenient for employees to commute to work. Therefore, site selection may take some time.”

Wen Tang nodded, "No problem, I'm not in a rush."

"Yes," the other party nodded, but still gave a possible timeframe: "It will take about three months, because I need to report it up through the chain of command."

Wen Tang nodded, "No problem, I can wait here."

The other person's brows relaxed. "Thank you for your understanding, Comrade Wen."

"Then, regarding the back, the staff dormitory..."

Wen Tang originally thought that once the materials were submitted, the other party would approve them, and then someone would be found to build the machine, and then they could get started.

I spent the whole morning being chatted with by my boss, but the relevant details still haven't been completely finalized.

Wen Tang felt like she was getting low blood sugar from listening to all that.

But he showed no impatience whatsoever.

On the contrary, the more she listened, the brighter her eyes became, and finally she silently took out her notebook and pen from her crossbody bag.

A leader is a leader; they consider all aspects of a problem!

The other party mentioned many things that Wen Tang had never even considered, as well as issues about this era that she had never encountered or might never have seen.

Wen Tang was excited, because this not only saved her from many detours when she set up her factory, but also made it easier for her to run her soap factory!

Speaking of this, she really has to thank Zhou Zhenghong.

Without Zhou Zhenghong, I believe they wouldn't have the patience to discuss these things with her.

Of course, without Zhou Zhenghong, she wouldn't have been allowed to set up the factory.

When talking about Zhou Zhenghong, one cannot help but mention Feng Jiao and Feng Wei.

Speaking of Feng Jiao and Feng Wei, Wen Tang also wanted to thank herself.

Wow, she was so prescient!

Back then, with his keen eyes, he could tell at a glance that the Feng family was no ordinary family, just from Feng Jiao's clothes, her temperament, and the old man's hospital room.

By cutting off a thousand dollars, she literally ripped herself off, and in return gained such a benefactor. How many more thousand dollars are waiting for her after this!

That sacrifice she made was totally worth it!

It was totally worth it.

After having lunch at the local canteen and discussing things for a while in the afternoon, the matter was finally settled. Wen Tang packed her things and returned to the military family compound.

On the way back, I ran into Lin Yu, who was holding her child's hand.

Lin Yu has found a job through an introduction, washing dishes in the canteen of a preschool.

She goes with her child to school every day and comes back with her child after school.

Having her child was a source of comfort, which gave her the courage to take this step.

She held the child's hand with one hand and carried a lunchbox with the other.

When Wen Tang returned from the city, she bought two bunches of grapes. Seeing Lin Yu holding a child's hand, she broke off a bunch for the child.

Feeling embarrassed, Lin Yu said to Wen Tang, "This lunchbox contains leftovers I brought back from preschool. If you don't mind, I can pour some for you."

“They’re all delicious dishes!” she added.

But Wen Tang still shook her head. "We don't cook at home. Gu Yanli gets the food from the cafeteria, so we can't heat it up. You can take it back and heat it up for the kids. It'll be just right, and it'll save you from having to buy food again."

Wen Tang said no, and Lin Yu didn't insist.

She knew that Wen Tang was better off than her, so these leftovers were naturally not something she would covet.

Then he said thank you, "Thank you for the grapes for the child."

"Just a little bit, let the child have a taste!"

As the two walked towards the family dormitory, Wen Tang couldn't help but ask, "Are you settling into your job?"

Lin Yu's eyes immediately lit up. She nodded, her voice even louder, "Getting used to it!"

"It's not a difficult job. It's just washing vegetables, chopping vegetables, washing dishes, and other easy tasks. I do these kinds of tasks at home every day, so I'm quite used to it."

"And I don't have to be busy all the time. I only have to work when I'm cooking. Otherwise, I can just sit around. It's not much different from when I'm at home. I usually eat that meal at noon too, and I have to pay for it myself!"

“It’s different at school. I eat with everyone, and there are vegetables and meat. It’s better than at home, and I don’t have to pay for it.”

Lin Yu clearly loved this job; the more she talked, the happier she became, unable to stop, "I also heard from my coworkers that when we get old, there's that... kind of support..."

"pension!"

"Yes, that's it. They said the government is giving me money."

"If that's the case, then I won't be afraid of having no one to take care of me in my old age, nor will I be afraid of getting a divorce, right?"

“Anyway, I can do anything when I’m young, and when I get older, the country will support me,” Lin Yu said excitedly.

Wen Tang nodded, "That's right!"

Lin Yu then said, "You know, it's the family of Battalion Commander Gu."

"I am so grateful to you right now!"

Wen Tang smiled and asked, "What are you thanking me for?"

You should thank yourself for this.

Lin Yu shook her head. "No, without you, I would never have known that women live like this."