Chapter 597

Chapter 597

Lu Hang was still admiring it. "With this, Grandma and Grandpa won’t have to work so hard. They’ll just need to keep an eye on her."

However, the yard was cluttered with too many things, and he felt the urge to tidy it up.

When the Lu family came out and saw Du Du enjoying her newfound freedom, they were all amazed. While Lin Nannan and Lu Hang were eating, everyone crowded around Du Du and quickly realized both the benefits and drawbacks of the little cart.

Du Du was too lively, and nothing around her was safe. Worried she might get hurt, they decided to start tidying up the yard...

Watching the little figure trailing busily behind her grandparents like a small shadow, Lin Nannan turned to Lu Hang with a smile and said, "Your daughter definitely won’t grow up lazy!"

Lu Hang sighed helplessly. "Haven’t you noticed she’s making more work for everyone?"

It wasn’t that he was criticizing his daughter, but everyone had to dodge her as she zipped around while they were moving things. If that wasn’t adding to the chaos, what was?

"But it shows she’s enthusiastic!" Lin Nannan replied.

Lu Hang also felt that his daughter was perfect just the way she was, so he didn’t argue further. Instead, he lowered his voice and asked, "Did you come back just to give this to our daughter?"

Something about it didn’t seem right to him.

Lin Nannan smiled and said, "No!"

"Tell me!" he urged, full of curiosity.

"Lu Ming is coming back soon, right?" Though phrased as a question, her tone was certain.

Lu Hang nodded.

Lu Ming had graduated and was job hunting, but from what their second uncle had said, it seemed he wasn’t having much luck. Without connections, finding a satisfying job was quite difficult.

"What do you think of the little cart our daughter is sitting in?" Lin Nannan asked leisurely, watching their daughter happily kicking her little legs with a bright smile.

Lu Hang immediately understood what she meant and said in surprise, "You want Lu Ming to come back and make these?"

"He’ll be back, but where he ends up isn’t certain yet. It depends on where it’s suitable to set up the factory," Lin Nannan explained.

"Set up a factory?" Lu Hang murmured, realizing her plans were more ambitious than he’d thought.

If a factory was established, it wouldn’t be a small-scale operation.

He frowned and asked, "Won’t someone copy it?"

Having a monopoly on a product was ideal, but if others started copying it, the business prospects would be uncertain.

Lin Nannan chuckled lightly, unconcerned. "With me here, the product will only get better. Things for children should make parents feel at ease. As for copying—if people want to buy imitations, we can’t stop them. But business? There’s nothing to worry about. Every family has children. Even if only one in ten buys our product, we’ll make a fortune."

Hearing her confident explanation, Lu Hang knew she had already made a well-considered decision. He supported her, saying, "If you want to do it, go ahead. If Lu Ming isn’t interested, we can handle it ourselves and hire someone to manage it."

"You’re so clever!" Lin Nannan laughed. She wanted to involve Lu Ming because he was family, but the truth was, neither she nor Lu Hang had the time. She needed someone trustworthy.

Naturally, she wouldn’t shortchange Lu Ming either.

He would be in charge of the factory and handle the business side. They would split the profits equally. As for the initial investment, Lu Ming wouldn’t need to contribute any money. This was also her way of showing gratitude to her second uncle and aunt.

Since Du Du’s arrival, she had taken up a lot of everyone’s time, yet her second uncle and aunt never complained, showing how much they adored Du Du. Lin Nannan wanted to express her appreciation in return.

"If that’s what you’re thinking, then just ask Lu Ming to come back so we can discuss it properly. If possible, I think building the factory closer to the village would be good. It could also help boost the local economy," Lu Hang suggested.