Bai Qingzhu hadn't expected Xiao Lijin to take the initiative to speak up. Was he helping her?
But that wasn't right. Shouldn't he be happier to stay here?
Madam Xiao thought carefully, "Hmm, you make sense. Alright, don't neglect Qingzhu when you're outside. If I find out you've bullied her, see if I don't deal with you."
In this family, she distinctly felt that she was the blood grandchild, and he was the son-in-law.
The meal turned out to be quite good.
After it ended, Bai Qingzhu went to the hospital.
She had just arrived when she heard the good news from upstairs: the new product had been approved, and mass production could start anytime before it hit the market.
Someone at the company was in charge, so all she needed to do was her normal work at the hospital.
Ever since this place opened, it had been bustling with people every day. Bai Qingzhu also made outside visits, so she generally only saw the first hundred patients before stopping.
