In other words, this vegetable-selling business was meant to only last a year, and it really will just be a year.
If it's making so much money, doing it for a fast profit for a year isn't so bad, actually.
"So are you running this vegetable business on your own now, or are you two working together?" Mei Yinan asked. After hearing what they said earlier, it sounded like Zhenzhen still needed to smooth things out. "If you're partners, Zhenzhen, you're in senior year of high school; do you even have time? Making money matters, sure, but what's most important right now is your studies, you need to prioritize."
Tianyu heard Mei Yinan's tone and knew there was hope. "Don't worry, I won't let Zhenzhen do anything heavy. She just has to place orders for me, do the accounting, and keep track of things—easy stuff she can handle in a few minutes just by contacting the suppliers. Your son knows Zhenzhen needs to focus on studying in senior year, I wouldn't be so unreliable."
