Meng Huaijin slowly turned his head, his gaze falling upon Meng Yunheng. Time had lightly frosted his temples with silver, and as he stood on the threshold of his sixtieth year, his back remained straight, his voice robust, and dressed in a crisp Zhongshan suit, every gesture still radiated the authority of a man in power.
Ever since Meng Yunheng took over Guokun Group, a turbulent economic crisis had broken out, forcing him to pour his heart and soul into his work as he rushed about everywhere. To take care of him, Lin Zhiyun had left Meng Huaijin in the care of Elder Meng and Grandma Meng, which meant Meng Yunheng had been largely absent from Meng Huaijin's childhood, leaving the two of them distant when Meng Huaijin was young.
Meng Yunheng had always felt indebted to his son, and once his work settled down, he tried his utmost to make up for it. Yet some lost time could never be reclaimed. Fortunately, Meng Huaijin had reconciled with his father, understanding the hardships he faced because Meng Yunheng had to protect Guokun—standing behind him was not just their small family, but tens of thousands of other families who depended on Guokun for survival.
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