“Uncle Zhao, there’s no need to prepare lunch, I’ll eat out!”
After saying this, Nan Yu went upstairs to change and get ready for her outing.
Uncle Zhao, who only felt a gust of wind: “…”
Miss has become increasingly…lively these past two years.
However, seeing Nan Yu living such a good life, even though in the eyes of most of the older generation, a woman nearing thirty who doesn’t marry or have children is considered unacceptable, even a failure.
But Uncle Zhao was very happy; he was glad that Nan Yu could live the life she wanted.
This is something that many people cannot achieve even after a lifetime of hard work.
“Ah Key, don’t bother preparing lunch. Miss is going out to eat!”
“Why didn’t you say so earlier! I’ve already prepared the ingredients!”
In the kitchen, the Nan family’s head chef roared angrily.
Uncle Zhao laughed heartily.
This life is truly comfortable. He needs to take better care of himself and try to retire a few years later. Ideally, until he can see Young Master Yunjin grow up!
***
The capital has developed rapidly in recent years, but the overall situation has not changed much.
After having her driver drop her off, Nan Yu strolled through the streets alone, quickly spotting several large advertising screens featuring Li Yibai.
Moreover, they were all products under the Mobai Company. In Li Yuanmo’s words, it was a waste not to use them. What a ‘good brother’!
She’d have to tell Nan Ji later to sign a ten-year, twenty-year, or even lifetime endorsement contract with Li Yibai as soon as possible—it’d be a guaranteed profit!
Seeing that it was almost time, Nan Yu first went to a nearby hot pot restaurant with a good reputation and had a single-person hot pot meal. Then she strolled toward the office of the Single Happy Women’s Protection Foundation, which she had founded a few years ago.
In the capital’s CBD, where land is incredibly valuable, the fact that they have a floor of office space without being criticized by netizens for misusing charitable funds is all thanks to Nan Yu, their financial backer.
Because insiders revealed that the entire building is part of the Nan family’s assets, wouldn’t the Nan family’s eldest daughter be able to get a rock-bottom price if she wanted to use it?
Nan Yu didn’t visit the foundation very often, maybe only a handful of times a year. However, she received a monthly financial report detailing the foundation’s main activities, which she reviewed regularly.
Nan Ji also had a professional team monitoring the foundation for Nan Yu to prevent anyone from developing any improper intentions.
After all, this foundation is essentially sponsored by Nan Yu alone; 90% of the funds come from her. Over the past four years, these funds, just as Nan Yu envisioned when she founded the foundation, have helped countless women trapped in marital difficulties.
These efforts include providing free legal counsel, financial assistance, and job placement. Now, the foundation has even established two schools, providing vocational training for women who have finally escaped troubled marriages but lack technical skills, while also providing food and lodging to ensure their survival.
The schools also have additional childcare facilities, alleviating many women’s worries about childcare.
The reason for inviting Nan Yu here was to have her say a few words as a founder, leveraging her reputation to raise awareness of the foundation among women in more remote areas.
Nan Yu had no objection to this. Originally, they had planned an in-person interview, but she felt that coming to the office would appear more professional.
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