Ye Chongzun inexplicably detected a hint of smugness in his tone. He shook his head and looked at Ye Jinyu, who was kneeling on the ground, completely stupefied.
After staring at her for a moment, he irritably shifted his gaze away.
He simply couldn't bear to look at her; the sight of her infuriated him.
Pressing against his temples, which throbbed with anger, Ye Chongzun said to his son, "Zhengrong, have that child come to our house tomorrow and ask her to marry in place of Shuangyin. It's unfair to her, but when you ask her to come, I'll give her some shares in the corporation as a bridal dowry."
"Alright, Dad."
Zhengrong knew his father liked obedient children. Marriages that formed alliances within large families were quite common, and essentially, all the children involved in such unions were making sacrifices for their families.
