The situation was especially awkward for Qin Jiao. Her aunt was truly embarrassed to face her—the very niece who had helped her and her family so much.
Qin Jiao could sense that her aunt was a little distant, so she had her mother, Su Yun, speak with her aunt in private.
Later, Su Yun approached Qin Na again. This time, Qin Na couldn't hold it in any longer and told her what was going on.
After she finished, she saw Su Yun fall silent and immediately said nervously, "Sister-in-law, please don't be angry, and don't tell Xiao Jiao. No matter what, Jianhua shouldn't be trying to go off and start his own business right now. Besides, starting a business isn't that easy. And what if this causes problems for Xiao Jiao and Xiao Yi?"
Su Yun felt a little uneasy herself, but with her gentle nature, she comforted Qin Na instead. "It's not as serious as you think. I don't know much about business, but if he's really set on it, I can help you bring it up with Xiao Jiao later."
