Married at First Sight Chapter 5225

“Ring ring ring…”

Zhou Yang’s phone rang.

He stopped and said to Serenity and her husband, “Auntie, Uncle, my client should be arriving soon. I’ll go out to meet them.”

“Go ahead, your uncle and I will go upstairs for dinner. Remember to stay at my house for a couple of days this weekend and eat well. You’ve lost a lot of weight, so you need to take care of yourself and eat on time.”

Serenity reminded her nephew like a mother hen.

“Auntie, I know.”

Zhou Yang stood at the elevator entrance, watching his aunt and uncle enter the elevator before answering the phone and turning to leave.

The client he was meeting today was surnamed Fu, the chairman of the Dongcheng Fu Group. Both parties valued this cooperation, so Chairman Fu came in person. As

Zhou Yang walked out of the hotel, he immediately spotted his target.

It was his first time meeting Chairman Fu, but his intuition told him that the elderly man who had just stepped out of a Maybach was Chairman Fu.

Chairman Fu is seventy-eight years old and still in good health. Although the president of the Fu Group is his grandson, the old man hasn’t retired yet, saying he wants to work a few more years so the younger generation can become more familiar with the business before retiring.

Chairman Fu’s life has been somewhat unfortunate. He lost his wife in middle age and never remarried, relying solely on his only son. His son, whom he had painstakingly raised to be successful, was killed in a car accident just six months after their marriage. The

old man was devastated; his hair turned completely white overnight.

Fortunately, his daughter-in-law was three months pregnant at the time, giving him a glimmer of hope.

His in-laws, heartbroken that their daughter had lost her husband so soon after marriage, and so young, were unwilling to let her remain a widow for life, all advised her to abort the child, leave the Fu family, and remarry.

Chairman Fu begged his daughter-in-law to give birth to the child; it was his son’s only bloodline, and his only hope for survival.

As long as his daughter-in-law gives birth to a child, he will take responsibility for raising the child and will not let the child hinder his daughter-in-law’s path to remarriage. If his daughter-in-law remarries, he will also give her a large dowry and treat her like a daughter when she marries him off.Mrs. Fu ignored her parents’ advice. She told Chairman Fu that once she married into the Fu family, she was a member of the Fu family in life and in death, and she would not remarry. She was determined to give birth to the child in her womb.

This was the fruit of her and her husband’s love, his only bloodline. Their love was as deep as the sea; how could she bear to abort their child before her husband’s body was even cold?

She wanted to give birth to the child and raise him herself, not let the child lose both father and mother.

No matter how her relatives tried to persuade her, Mrs. Fu refused to leave her husband’s family, let alone abort the fetus.

She said that she and her husband had promised to grow old together, and her husband had broken his promise. She would stay by his memorial tablet until old age, and after death, she would be buried with him.

Born together, buried together.

After ten months of pregnancy, Mrs. Fu gave birth to a daughter, who became Fu Wanning, the current president of the Fu Group.

Fu Wanning had a masculine personality; Mrs. Fu always said that her daughter was like a boy, but not a boy.

She had hoped to give her husband a son, as he was an only child with no siblings. At the beginning of their marriage, she had told him they should have at least two sons to change the situation of only having one son per generation.

Unfortunately, fate was not on her side; she lost her husband early, and her posthumous child was a daughter.

Chairman Fu, however, was very happy. Whether it was a grandson or a granddaughter, they were his son’s bloodline, his grandchildren, and he loved them both equally.

Now, Fu Wanning was twenty-eight years old and had only been in charge of the Fu Group for two years. Although she was outstanding, she was still young and a woman, and it wasn’t yet enough for everyone to fully trust her to manage the Fu Group.

With her grandfather’s support, things would be much easier for her in the coming years.

Fu Wanning was tall, at 1.77 meters, which is considered tall for a woman. She wasn’t a stunning beauty at first glance, but rather the kind of beauty that grows on you; the more you look at her, the more beautiful she

becomes. Because of her boyish personality, she always dressed androgynously, and from behind, it was easy to mistake her for a man.