Chapter 483 Thriving

Chapter 483 In Full Swing

Su He arrived home around 4 p.m.

When she got back, Wen Qing was already starting dinner preparations.

Seeing Su He and the children return, she and the children immediately came out to greet them.

"Mommy~" As soon as Niu Niu saw Su He, she toddled over and hugged her.

"Hey, Mommy's back. See? Mommy didn’t lie, did she?" Su He picked up her daughter and said with a smile.

"Yes, Mommy’s the best!"

Even though she had only been apart from her mother for half a day, Niu Niu felt she missed her terribly.

All day, her mind had been elsewhere, frequently looking at the door, hoping it would be knocked on or opened.

Her wait was finally over.

"Mommy, Daddy came back at noon and helped Niu Niu nap," Niu Niu added.

"Is that so? Did that make you happy?" Su He asked with a smile.

"Happy, but I’m happier when Mommy puts me down for my nap." Her clinginess melted Su He’s heart.

"Alright, tomorrow Mommy will put you down for your nap."

Su He kissed her daughter on the cheek and went inside to prepare dinner with her mother, Wen Qing.

Seeing this, Aunt Lan also followed to help.

When Fu Tinghua returned home in the evening, Su He told him about what had happened that day.

"I should have gone with you. Next time, no matter what, I’ll clear my schedule and go with you," Fu Tinghua said with a furrowed brow.

"No, it’s fine. You know what I’m capable of. What could those people do to me?" Su He said somewhat helplessly.

"It’s not the same. I just hope that when you’re in danger or treated unfairly, I can be by your side." Fu Tinghua reached out, held Su He’s hand, and spoke very seriously.

"Okay." Su He looked him in the eye and smiled.

"Don’t worry, those guys won’t get off easy. Crossing me was their mistake," Su He said, blinking playfully at Fu Tinghua.

"Yeah, you’re the best." Fu Tinghua ruffled Su He’s hair, fully agreeing with her.

Su He was the most remarkable and sharp woman he had ever met.

So it was only natural that he had been drawn to her from the start.

"I wonder when today’s news will be reported." Su He could already imagine her fruit business taking off.

"Probably not long. The country has just stabilized and really needs this kind of positive, uplifting news to inspire unity among the people," Fu Tinghua said with certainty.

"Yeah, that’s true." Su He fully agreed with Fu Tinghua’s assessment.

Fu Tinghua was right. On the third day after delivering the sugar oranges to the disaster victims, the story was published.

This time, the reporter put extra effort into the coverage, even interviewing several affected residents to ask what they thought about the fruit donation.

What was astonishing was that what the interviewees said matched up with Su He's earlier words.

"It really warms your heart to be able to eat such sweet fruit in the middle of winter."

"I'm really grateful to the person who donated the sugar oranges. It makes me so happy to enjoy such delicious fruit."

"Everyone says times are tough, but they grew these fruits just this year and still sent them for us to eat."

"I'm truly touched. Next year, I will definitely go to Wencheng to buy these sugar oranges."

The reactions moved even the journalist.

Su He hadn’t registered any company yet—she only had a storefront.

So, at this point, she was still considered an ordinary farmer.

Yet, a farmer had donated thousands of pounds of fruit.

Such a kindhearted act certainly deserved to be recognized and promoted nationwide.

As a result, the story got even more attention in Wencheng.

The report referred to her as "Ms. Su," and many people hadn’t known Su He’s surname before.

But they knew who sold the sugar oranges.

No one had expected that the shop owner selling the sugar oranges would be so community-minded, donating so much to the areas hit by disaster.

People don't hold back their kindness toward those who do good.

Since people need to shop anyway, why not spend their money at Su He’s store?

After the news broke, the goods in Su He’s store were nearly sold out.

Fortunately, she had her storage space to restock; otherwise, it would have been impossible to replenish the goods so quickly.

Other competitors could only look on enviously.

But there was nothing they could do—she truly had what it took and was willing to invest.

Donating thousands of pounds of the sugar oranges without a second thought—you had to admire it.

As business boomed at Su He’s store, other nearby shops, even those not in the same industry, also saw more customers.

Everyone tried to build a good relationship with Su He, since before her store became popular, their businesses hadn’t been doing as well either.

Lately, Su He was busy again because her store was swamped with customers.

Many people even came from out of town just to buy the sugar oranges.

But upon hearing that the sugar oranges had all been donated, they had to leave disappointed.

Before leaving, though, they would still pick up small items from Su He’s store.

In this way, even the foot traffic in Wencheng increased noticeably.

If this were modern society, Su He’s store would undoubtedly be a popular hotspot for social media photos.

Amid all this hustle and bustle, Su He had already begun looking for a second branch location.

She had already planned to open a supermarket chain, starting from Wencheng.

She didn’t just plan to open branches, but also to establish a factory.

Thanks to Su He’s move, their factory application was approved almost instantly upon submission.

Now, whatever the young couple wants to do, the local officials in Wencheng are basically supportive.

It’s no surprise—with her strong connections and the ability to draw crowds to a city, promoting its development, who wouldn't love such an entrepreneur?

Seizing the moment, Su He officially registered her own company, naming it Su Fu Trading Co., Ltd., which was also approved very quickly.

All these matters were finalized before the New Year.

They are just waiting for work to fully commence after the New Year.

That's why Su He said that donating those sugar oranges had brought too many benefits, more than she could have ever imagined.

Actually, at the very beginning, it was really just because of the continuous snowfall. Su He was thinking about how to deal with the sugar oranges on the mountain and suddenly decided to donate them.

Otherwise, leaving them on the mountain would have been a waste.

She never expected that her casual act would set off such a huge chain of events later.

While Su He's career is going extremely smoothly, unexpectedly, in the photo from the report, Aunt Lan accidentally ended up in the shot...