The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy Chapter 1871 - The Ding Family's First Effort

Chapter 1871: The Ding Family’s First Effort

The Ding family also received an invitation to Gu Juexi’s new movie launch. This surprised the Ding family, especially their Eldest Uncle, who was still in the hospital. His eyes turned red at the news.
After all, the Gu family had always been an existence that the Ding family could not form any connections with. However, the Gu family actually took the initiative to send an invitation to the Ding family this time.
Due to Ding Junqi, the Ding family had its own media department. It was this exact team that was invited to participate in Gu Juexi’s new movie launch.
Yes, Qian Yikun asked Mo Fei to ask for this. He wanted to pave a path for her before she took over Ding Enterprise.
When Gu Juexi asked PA Wen to handle this, he even scolded Qian Yikun for being a sly old fox. Qian Yikun, this man, had really thought of everything for Mo Fei’s sake.
Naturally, Mo Fei did not comprehend what it was like to be polite either. She approached Ye Yuwei for this invitation, and since Ye Yuwei and Mo Fei were close, Ye Yuwei would not turn Mo Fei down. Therefore, she directly ordered Gu Juexi to send the invitation to the Ding Family.
Due to this, after Xiao Yaojing, Gu Juexi began to hate another woman called Mo Fei.
No, more accurately, it should be said that Gu Juexi did not like Mo Fei.
However, Mo Fei waved her hand to indicate that she did not mind. Gu Juexi was not her type anyway, and she would not have fallen to that level of perverseness.
Ye Yuwei, “…”
For some reason, Ye Yuwei felt like shots were fired at her.
The Ding family’s Eldest Uncle’s legs were still dangling in the hospital. When he read the news, he smashed the remote control in his hand.
“Dad.” Ding Jiaqi was confused.
Ding Haobei narrowed his eyes and stared at the words written on the news—’Ding Enterprise’s media department’. “Your Second Uncle is getting better.”
Ding Jiaqi also saw it. “Why did Gu Juexi invite Second Uncle’s family? Second Uncle’s family doesn’t have the qualification at all, right?”
Of course, they were not qualified for this invitation. Among all media invited this time, the Ding family might not even be able to compare to a tiny department in another company. However, this was also good. “Call your Grandma over. I have something to tell her.”
Ding Jiaqi nodded and turned around to leave.
Ding Haobei stared at the television. The more Ding Haonan improved, the more advantageous it would be for Ding Haobei. No matter how good that pushover Ding Haonan was, he was merely keeping things neat for Ding Haobei.
Mo Fei lay on the sofa at home as she played games while crossing one leg over the other. Mrs. Ding was used to looking at this daughter of hers who did not keep up a proper image. In any case, she liked whatever her daughter did.
“Feifei, are you on good terms with the Gu family?” Ding Haonan sat opposite Mo Fei and asked after contemplating it for a long time.
“When Gu Juexi got married, I was his bridesmaid. I got to know Gu Juexi—” Mo Fei stopped playing the game in her hands and thought about this question carefully. After thinking for a long time, she finally said, “It’s been more than ten years. I got to know Qian Yikun first. Then, I got to know Gu Juexi. However, I’m not on good terms with him. I’m just quite close to his wife. ”
Not on—good terms?
The corner of Ding Haonan’s lips twitched. He felt that there were many things that he did not know about his daughter.
However, he had never dared to think that he would be able to get involved with Gu Juexi.
“Will Gu Juexi come to the cocktail party?”
“Of course he’ll come unless he’s willing to let his wife come alone,” Mo Fei answered confidently. “However, based on Gu Juexi’s perverted possessiveness towards Yuwei, I’m convinced he won’t let Yuwei come alone.” Mo Fei sat up as she spoke. “However, Dad, from now on, no matter who comes to ask you for money, you can’t give it to them. Just push those requests to me.”
Ding Haonan opened his mouth to say something, but Mrs. Ding held his hand, stopping him from continuing.