Betty's due date was fast approaching. For the month or so before she gave birth, He Wenjie planned to stay in Hong Kong to accompany her. It was also a good chance to use this time to let those gossipy Shanghainese cool down; He Wenjie was certainly not going to give them anything to gossip about. He intended to wait until Mr. A and his associates made a name for themselves in Shenzhen before starting to deploy his moves.
On New Year's Day, January 1, 1991, after waiting outside the delivery room for four hours, He Wenjie finally laid eyes on his first child in this world. The moment the baby was brought out, He Wenjie rushed forward, but as soon as Betty was wheeled out of the delivery room, his attention instantly shifted to her, full of concern. At first, seeing He Wenjie act this way, Betty thought he cared less because she had given birth to a daughter, and she felt a bit sad inside. But when He Wenjie took out a 100 million US dollar trust fund he had prepared for the child, she breathed a sigh of relief, realizing she had misunderstood—He Wenjie didn't dislike girls at all; he simply loved her even more than the child.
After the baby was born, He Wenjie stayed in Hong Kong for another month to accompany the mother and daughter. Only when word of Mr. A's crew had already spread did He Wenjie leave Hong Kong and step foot in Shenzhen.
Chapter 371