In fact, besides researching material substitutes daily, Zhu Yanyi was writing the enrollment plan.
Due to her busy schedule recently, the plan had been put aside. Now, she naturally needed to write it properly.
Zhu Yanyi looked at her draft, frowning. She felt it wasn’t good enough.
Yan Aohan walked in holding a stack of papers. She handed them to Zhu Yanyi. "These are enrollment plans from other schools over the years. See if you can borrow some ideas."
Zhu Yanyi nodded. She slowly flipped through the pages, reading carefully. She considered them deeply before finally picking up her pen. After finishing, she handed the paper to Yan Aohan. "Take a look?"
Yan Aohan took it, read it, and nodded. "It’s very good. You’ve covered the essentials."
Zhu Yanyi nodded. "The meeting for the enrollment plan has been delayed until now. It really can’t be delayed any further. Advertising and promotion take time. Otherwise, no one will know."
Although there was nearly a year until next year’s enrollment, the process was complicated.
"I think you can start the kindergarten education earlier," Yan Aohan suggested. "You don’t have to wait until the second half of next year. You could start in the first half."
Early childhood education focused on enlightenment and didn’t require strict timing.
Zhu Yanyi tilted her head, thinking. "You’re right. I have about four or five months to prepare. If we can recruit students, we can indeed start the kindergarten program in spring next year."
Yan Aohan nodded, agreeing with her approach.
Zhu Yanyi made a note. "By the way, because of the orphan issue, I delayed meeting Luo Kun and the others. We have a gathering with them tomorrow night."
Yan Aohan said, "They are reasonable people. They know you are busy."
Zhu Yanyi’s actions had inspired many kind-hearted people to spontaneously help orphans. They were already raising funds for orphans across the country.
Of course, the Aoyan Foundation, established by Zhu Yanyi and Yan Aohan, had specifically set up a project called the "New Sprout Aid Project." Following their requirements, it began funding orphans nationwide. Most importantly, they needed to conduct a survey.
Zhu Yanyi sighed. "I hope I can find substitute materials before the survey results come out." She tapped her forehead. "I don’t know what this life is like."
"Don’t push yourself too hard," Yan Aohan said, looking at her with concern. she knew how much the patients meant to her.
Zhu Yanyi smiled and nodded. "It’s fine. I know. I won’t push myself too hard. I just can’t help wanting to help those children."
"I know," Yan Aohan said, understanding her thoughts.
Zhu Yanyi sighed again. "Actually, we have many materials, but they don’t exist in this world’s civilization. I dare not use them casually. The materials available in this world are scarce. If I can’t find substitutes, after I leave, these children or similar patients won’t be able to be cured. That’s why I’m anxious."
With Zhu Yanyi here, some illnesses were not difficult to treat. But if she couldn’t find substitute materials, once she left, those treatable illnesses would become incurable. If that happened, even if Traditional Chinese Medicine recovered, people would still doubt it. That was what worried Zhu Yanyi.
Zhu Yanyi put away the enrollment plan outline. Then she asked Yan Aohan, "How long has it been since we visited Mom and Dad?"
"Since we returned from Sicheng Town, we sent some special products but haven’t visited," Yan Aohan said helplessly. Both were busy.
"Let’s go back the day after tomorrow," Zhu Yanyi said. "We should be filial to our parents while we can. If we don’t see them for a long time, they will miss us."
"Okay," Yan Aohan nodded.
After talking, the couple prepared to go for a walk. Just as they opened the courtyard door, Zhou Feng walked in.
"Boss, Sister-in-law, there’s a problem at the Research Center." The Research Center was the place dedicated to developing armor.
"Didn’t the armor development succeed? The selected people adapted to the human-armor unity with your sister-in-law’s help. What’s the problem?" Yan Aohan frowned slightly.
"One-third of the armor data was stolen," Zhou Feng said seriously.
Yan Aohan sneered. "I told them to destroy the data after the armor was developed. They didn’t. If it was stolen, what does it have to do with me?"
Zhou Feng said, "Fortunately, we discovered it in time and saved two-thirds. But they are still missing one-third. They want to recover it and might ask the Boss to step in."
"No," Yan Aohan sneered again. "I won’t go. Let them deal with it themselves. They didn’t listen to me. They created this mess, so they should solve it. I have no interest in cleaning up their mess."
Zhu Yanyi raised an eyebrow slightly. "I remember when I drew those blueprints, I added some medicinal herbs to the ink. Calculating the effect, the expiration date seems to be approaching." She spoke slowly.
Yan Aohan nodded slightly. "The time is about right. The ink should disappear in the next few days."
Zhu Yanyi and Yan Aohan exchanged a smile. Then they both raised an eyebrow at Zhou Feng. "So, who is there to chase? There’s nothing to chase. Let them struggle."
Zhou Feng’s mouth hung open. Then she gave a thumbs-up to Yan Aohan and Zhu Yanyi. "Boss, did you predict this would happen?"
"Human hearts are greedy. I always need to prevent such things," Yan Aohan said calmly. "Fortunately, this matter is under my control, so there’s no need to worry too much. Don’t take their words to heart. Do what you need to do. Ignore some things."
Zhou Feng replied, "Understood." Then he left.
Zhu Yanyi and Yan Aohan held hands and walked nearby. After a while, Yan Aohan’s phone rang. Zhu Yanyi raised an eyebrow. "Them?"
Yan Aohan looked at the number, nodded, and answered. "Yan Aohan."
"Little Yan, do you have time? Come over?" It was Old Yun.
Yan Aohan hesitated for a moment. "Old Yun, since you have retired, don’t interfere with those matters. Greedy people must pay a price."