Moreover, Qin Wenhao himself was not only handsome but also young and promising—a good match for her daughter.
The only downside was that Qin Wenhao had adopted his fallen comrade’s two children a few months ago.
’Doesn’t that mean my daughter would become a stepmother the moment she married him?’
She was hesitant because of this.
’After all, my daughter is beautiful. It’s not like she’d have trouble marrying into a good family.’
Unfortunately, her daughter had her heart set on that Qin Wenhao.
During the New Year, she had even laid it all out for her mother—the two children were there now, but once she had children of her own, couldn’t they just send the other two away?
’That made sense,’ she had thought.
She had thought they were just waiting to hold the wedding banquet, but she never imagined someone else would beat them to it.
Moreover, that bitch had also ruined her daughter’s job at the Art Troupe.
The news was enough to make her faint with rage.
If anyone found out her daughter had been fired from the Art Troupe, their entire family would lose all face.
"No! We can’t just suffer this injustice in silence. I’m going to confront her—"
Ruan Hongfei immediately pulled her back.
"Mom, don’t go. It’s useless! Qin Wenhao is on her side now. You’ll only be humiliated if you go looking for her. Besides, Qin Wenhao and I weren’t even officially dating. If we go to their door and cause a scene, we’ll be the only ones who lose face."
"So we’re just supposed to let this go?" Mrs. Ruan couldn’t stomach the injustice. "What about your future? What Art Troupe would dare to hire you now?"
Ruan Hongfei knew this, of course.
She had been dismissed, and it would be on her permanent record.
Unless she gave up on joining an Art Troupe and looked for a different kind of work.
’But what else could I do?’
"Mom, didn’t you say that Qin Wenshu’s mother was using a matchmaker to find him a wife? I want to marry Qin Wenshu."

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