When Yin bin heard Ye Cheng’s introduction, he stood up in shock. “What? You, you’re Ye He’s son?”

Ye Cheng looked shocked as well. “Uncle, you know my father?”

Yin Bin laughed heartily. “You’re actually Old Ye’s son! I really didn’t expect this! Does your father know that your girlfriend is my daughter?”

Ye Cheng quickly said, “I told my father I have a girlfriend now and that I would bring her to meet him soon.”

Yin Bin asked, slightly skeptical, “Your father didn’t ask about your girlfriend’s background?”

Ye Cheng smiled. “My father said that during his time, people married for the sake of their businesses. However, he said there’s no need for that when it comes to me. It’s fine as long as it’s someone I like. He doesn’t care about things like family background, and I have no interest in inheriting the family business. He says that he’ll continue to work until he’s too old to do so, and at that time, he’ll let his grandchildren inherit the business. If his grandchildren have no interest as well, he said he’ll hire professionals to manage the business. In short, he thinks that there’s no need to make things difficult for the younger generation, and we should be able to do what makes us happy.”

Yin Bin said, filled with praise, “Old Ye is truly open-minded! I’ll call him to see where he is and invite him to join us. With this, both families can meet in advance.”

Upon hearing this, Ye Cheng hurriedly said, “I heard from my father this morning that he’s out of town. Since we don’t get to see each other often, we promised to call each other every morning.”

Yin Bin looked at Ye Cheng in surprise. His impression of Ye Cheng improved even more. Then, he turned to say to Guan Ning, “I didn’t expect there’d still be such a filial and sensible young man in this time and age.”

Guan Ning smiled and nodded, but her heart was filled with bitterness. She did not expect Yin Jia would be able to find such a perfect boyfriend. Was it a blessing in disguise?

Meanwhile, Guan Tang tried with all her might to suppress the raging fire in her heart. She was so angry that her body trembled slightly.

At this moment, Yin Jia also introduced Guan Tang to Ye Cheng. She said simply, “This is Guan Tang.”

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Ye Cheng greeted Guan Tang politely, and his gaze did not linger on her.

Yin Jia smiled as she continued to say, “Guan Tang is also my future sister-in-law. Didn’t I tell you that I have a long-lost brother? When he returns, they’ll get married.”

Ye Cheng looked at Guan Tang in surprise, and she only smiled awkwardly.

Yin Jia continued to say as though she was unaware of Guan Tang’s awkwardness, “Oh, right, you’re a local. Perhaps, you know my brother. His name is Cheng Che, and he helps Chairman Mu of the Mu Group.”

“What? What did you say your brother’s name was?” Ye Cheng looked shocked.

“Cheng Che. Do you know him?” Yin Jia asked.

Ye Cheng looked as though he had yet to recover from his shock as he asked, “The Mu family’s Cheng Che?”

Yin Jia smiled and nodded. “That’s right. You know him?”

“Of course, I know him. In fact, I’ve known him since he was in kindergarten. Mu Chen and I were classmates. Cheng Che is Mu Chen’s younger brother. Mu Chen cherishes his younger brother very much and is very protective of him. He had gotten into a lot of fights because of Cheng Che. Cheng Che was weak and sickly when he was young, after all, so he was often bullied. Mu Chen would always stand up for him and teach the bullies a lesson,” Ye Cheng said, still shocked.

Ye Cheng’s words piqued the interest of everyone in the Yin family.

Yin Bin asked with a smile, “Are you on good terms with Cheng Che?”

“I’m close to Mu Chen so I treat Cheng Che like my younger brother as well. Mu Chen and I have been friends since we were in kindergarten. We fought and grew up together. Since he was young, he was quiet and strove for the first place. Once in a while, when I managed to rank first, he’d surely grab that position back. Looking back, I’m really grateful to him. If it weren’t for him, I might not be so hardworking!”