Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Chapter 1000: Returning to Jin Cityn/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

Editor: Henyee Translations

Gu Pei also chose to attend Hua University, majoring in financial management. He had no particular passion for any specific subjects, and with the family’s influence and expectations, he decided on finance management to eventually take over his father’s role and inherit the family assets.

His decision was also influenced by the presence of Gu Yang and the rest at Hua University. As Principal Li mentioned, keeping the family together made sense.

Meanwhile, the principal of Capital University sighed in resignation.

During the summer break, Gu Zhaoming and his family returned to Jin City. It had been a while since they had stayed at the Gu Family’s villa there. Gu Yang and the rest went to stay at the Ruan Family’s old mansion.

Old Master Ruan was thrilled by their return and had several snow mastiffs brought in for a grand welcome.

When the family moved to the capital, Snowy, their snow-white mastiff, was sent to the Ruan family’s old mansion. Snowy had grown significantly and was now as large as her mother, with her fur as pristine and beautiful as ever.

As soon as Gu Yang stepped out of the car, Snowy wagged her tail excitedly and bounded over, licking her enthusiastically.

Gu Yang affectionately patted Snowy’s head and then turned to greet Old Master Ruan. “Grandpa.”

Old Master Ruan grumbled with a grin, “So, you do remember me? I thought you only had eyes for Snowy.”

Gu Yang laughed. “How could that be?”

Once inside, she prepared tea for Old Master Ruan with a smile. “Grandpa, please enjoy some tea.”

Old Master Ruan had already set out the tea set and leaves, anticipating Gu Yang’s arrival to make the tea. Delighted by her attentiveness, he sipped the tea with satisfaction.

Gu Zhaoming and Ruan Xueling had not come empty-handed. The trunk of their car was packed with supplements for Old Master Ruan, including some produced by Gu Jin’s Yangning Research Institute.

As Ruan Xueling directed the servants to unload the supplies, Old Master Ruan grumbled, “You didn’t have to bring so much. We don’t need all this.”

Despite his words, he couldn’t hide his delight and kept smiling broadly.

Gu Zhaoming said, “Dad, we owe it all to you.”

Old Master Ruan looked at the children and then at Gu Zhaoming, sighing. “So much has happened this year. And now, you’re the head of one of the Eight Great Clans in the capital.”

Gu Zhaoming smiled. “And I’m still your son-in-law.”

Old Master Ruan then glanced at Gu Yang. “I didn’t expect her to be from the Xiao family. What happened back then…?”

Gu Zhaoming replied, “It was just an accident.”

Old Master Ruan nodded. “That’s a relief. The Xiao family has relatively straightforward connections in the capital’s wealthy circle.”

He was concerned that Gu Yang and Gu Jin might be perceived as caught up in family conflicts, which would be troublesome.

Gu Yang, sensing her grandfather’s concern, reassured him, “Grandfather, don’t worry. The Xiao family has treated me very well.”

Tong Wan and Xiao Dingkun had always felt they owed her a great deal and made efforts to compensate.

Gu Zhaoming, once the richest man in Jin City, had made headlines with his new role as head of the Gu family in the capital. The news had caused quite a stir among the wealthy circles in Jin City.

This time, when Gu Zhaoming’s family returned to Jin City, they received many invitations from friends and acquaintances. Ruan Xueling and her daughters attended several banquets, hosted by some of her close friends, including the Zhu and Mo families.

There were also numerous visitors to Gu Zhaoming.

Gu Yang and her friends gathered at Jinyang Pavilion, where Gu Jin, as the owner, treated everyone to a meal on the house. They also visited their alma mater, Jin City No.1 Middle School, to see their former teacher. Since Gu Pei hadn’t been back to No.1 Middle School for a while, he joined them.

After leaving their former teacher Wang Anbang’s office, Gu Yang and the group ran into someone they knew.

“Gu Pei!”

The voice, hurried and anxious, sounded vaguely familiar.