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My wealth grew exponentially. By the mid-1990s, I had become a rising star in the domestic business world, a young entrepreneur who garnered much attention. My name frequently appeared in various financial publications and television programs.
I never forgot my hometown. I invested in building factories in my county, prioritizing the hiring of local migrant workers, which boosted the local economy. I also established a scholarship fund to support children from impoverished backgrounds who, like me back then, had dreams of education.
Once looked down upon as a rural girl, I had now become known among my hometown people as the "Goddess of Wealth" and a "Living Bodhisattva." Those who once mocked and bullied me now bent over backward to show their respect when they saw me.
As for Zhao Chunyan, I later heard some news about her. After her reputation in the village was completely ruined, she married into a remote area in another province, where it was said she lived a miserable life, often beaten by her in-laws. Once, she sneaked back to her family home but was sent back by Zhao Laonian. After that, there was no news of her.
For her, I had long lost any hatred, leaving only indifference. There is often something to be despised in those who are pitiful; her current situation was the result of her own choices.
My parents enjoyed their twilight years under my careful care. Their greatest pride was having me as their successful daughter. My mother often said that it was fortunate she hadn’t forced me to marry Wang Jianmin back then; otherwise, we wouldn’t have today’s life.
My younger brother had also graduated from university and became my right-hand man in business. The Su Family had completely escaped poverty and transformed into an enviable "wealthy household."
My relationship with Shen Junyan had also blossomed into something beautiful. After graduation, he chose to stay by my side instead of pursuing government jobs or studying abroad like many of our classmates. He became my strongest support and most important partner in business.
He understood my strength and my vulnerabilities; he appreciated my talents while accepting my imperfections. With his wisdom, calmness, and tenderness, he gradually melted the ice around my heart.
We didn’t hold a lavish wedding; we simply invited our closest family and friends for a warm meal and obtained our marriage certificate.
After marriage, we treated each other with respect and supported one another. He managed the daily operations of the company and handled various complex interpersonal relationships while I focused on strategic decisions and market expansion. Our teamwork propelled the Su Family Enterprise to new heights.
We also had our own children—a son and a daughter—who were smart and adorable. I did my best to create the best environment for their growth but never indulged them too much; I taught them to be independent, kind, and responsible. I would never let my children repeat the mistakes of my past life.
Sometimes, late at night, watching my husband and children peacefully asleep beside me and gazing at the city lights outside the window, I would still feel dazed. Everything felt so blissful that it seemed like an unreal dream.
But I knew this wasn’t a dream. This was me, Li Xiulian, crafting a splendid life step by step with the blood, sweat, and tears from two lifetimes!
Rebirth wasn’t meant for wallowing in hatred but for living better, making amends for regrets, creating value, and protecting those I love.
I achieved that.
Outside the window, the dawn of a new century was approaching. I knew that my story was still unfolding. The future held even broader horizons waiting for me to explore and write about.
And I was ready—armed with a heart that had weathered many storms yet remained fervent—to embrace every challenge and welcome each new day.
This resounding life would surely bloom like summer flowers—vibrant and everlasting!
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