Qu An, who had always been high-profile, had kept a low profile for the past two years after the previous incident. He had become much more down-to-earth.
The Qu family's business had eventually failed, and only now had they managed a difficult recovery.
Although their business had failed, they still had experience, so they were able to slowly get back on their feet after starting over.
Qu An had also grown more composed since then.
If, at first, he still couldn't face Su Li normally and was a bit resistant—or, you could say, had some hang-ups—those feelings had slowly faded over time.
Through two years of development, Pinjun Clothing had made a name for itself, successfully transforming into a national brand.
While they hadn't opened specialty stores all across the country, they were present in most large and medium-sized cities. In places without a dedicated store, they had a counter in the department stores.
