Married at First Sight Chapter 4472

Well?

What was going on? She actually felt guilty.

They were supposed to be sworn enemies.

In the past, when Zhan Wei went after her, he never held back—no mercy, no kindness.

They were always at odds, constantly clashing, which was perfectly fitting for mortal enemies.

Yet now, to avoid giving Haitong and her son a show to watch, both stayed silent.

Once Zhan Wei’s swelling had reduced, Lan Ruoruo handed him an ice cube and said, “The swelling’s gone down a lot. Just keep applying this slowly yourself.”

“I need to head back to the company.”

Zhan Wei didn’t stop her this time. He simply watched her leave.

Haitong, her mother, and her two children also watched Lan Ruoruo go, until she was out of sight. Then Haitong said to Zhan Wei, “Seventh Brother, no need to keep staring. She’s long gone—you can’t see her anymore.”

Zhan Wei finally looked away, coughed twice, and, noticing he had finished the snacks he ordered, said to his sister-in-law, “Sister-in-law, I’ll take you to my place first. Then you can send the location to the bodyguards and have them take a taxi directly to my house.”

“Or maybe we should just stay at a hotel,” Haitong suggested.

She felt the noisy kids might disturb her brother-in-law if they moved into his place.

Besides, her brother-in-law wasn’t married yet.

Zhan Wei replied, “Sister-in-law, if you and the kids stay in a hotel, I won’t dare go home. If I show up alone, Grandma, my parents, and Big Brother will scold me to death.”

“The villa I bought here is spacious. Normally, it’s just me and a few workers. It’s too quiet—needs some life in it.”

“You and the kids can stay there. I’m usually tied up at work and sleep at the company. If I get off early, I’ll head home for the night.”

“There are separate rooms for the bodyguards and the nanny. I’ll have the butler make the arrangements.”

If his sister-in-law came all the way here with the kids and still stayed at a hotel despite knowing he lived nearby, his eldest brother really would beat her up.

Even if it was a five-star hotel, how could it compare to his villa?
Even if the hotel my sister-in-law stays in is five-star or higher, how could it possibly compare to his villa?

Since Zhan Wei said that, Hai Tong couldn’t refuse.

After Zhan Wei paid the bill, she took her son and followed him out. Beibei immediately climbed into her Seventh Uncle’s arms.

Having not seen him in a long time, the little girl was thrilled to be reunited with her uncle and clung to him affectionately.

Meanwhile, Lan Ruoruo returned to the Lan Group.

The moment she entered the building, everyone noticed that Vice President Lan was in a foul mood. Her expression was tense and her face extremely serious.

As she walked past, employees greeted her politely, but with great caution—none of them wanted to risk becoming the target of her anger.

Normally, Vice President Lan was known for her good temper. She was tolerant, kind, and approachable toward her employees—always gentle and respectful.

But when she became serious, she could be intimidating.

Someone as mild-mannered as Vice President Lan rarely lost her temper, so if she came back with such a gloomy expression, she must have been seriously offended.

The Lan Group was one of the largest conglomerates in Yangcheng, and the Lan family one of its most powerful families.

Lan Ruoruo, as the eldest daughter of the Lan family, held a prestigious position. Typically, no one dared to cross her. There was only one person bold enough to provoke her again and again—and that was Mr. Zhan from Yangtai Company.

Yangtai had expanded into more and more sectors—nearly all of them overlapping with the Lan Group’s. In such a competitive industry, rivals naturally clashed, and the two companies became bitter enemies.

In the past, Yangtai was suppressed by the Lan Group to the point where it couldn’t even fight back and nearly went bankrupt.

It was said that, at one point, Yangtai’s employees hadn’t been paid for half a year. They were just waiting for the company to fold so the government could step in and settle their wages. Then, Yangtai’s owner brought in a professional manager.

That man was Zhan Wei. He came to Yangcheng from Wancheng in search of work. No one knew much about his background—only that he was from Wancheng.

Once he took over management of Yangtai, he turned things around. In just three years, he pulled the company back from the brink and brought it into profitability. Within another two years, he had transformed Yangtai into one of the most powerful companies in the city.