She and Her Perfect Husband Episode 26 Recap
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Cao Yiren said the problems wouldn’t affect him much if handled properly, but Tao Junhui exposed that his partners and investors didn’t know about it. Tao Junhui’s investigation revealed that Cao Yiren’s leverage was already at a warning level, and even a slight increase in the vacancy rate could lead to a financial collapse. Marrying Ding Fangfang would allow him to leverage Ding’s financial influence and resources to change the situation.
With everything laid out, Tao Junhui told Cao Yiren to come to the law firm that afternoon to sign the prenup and suggested he take his time to decide. Previously, Wu Fei had brought the photos to Tang Yihui, accusing her of being despicable for accepting her father’s request to monitor Tao Junhui. But Tang Yihui explained that Mr. Wu was simply concerned for his daughter and wanted to understand Tao Junhui’s character.
She added that the security camera on the eleventh floor had always been there, and one’s actions or inactions depended on themselves. She reasoned that Tao Junhui’s attitude toward Qin Shi was understandable and advised Wu Fei not to be jealous. She told Wu Fei that the secret to a happy marriage was not expecting anyone to love you more than your parents do—only you can bring yourself happiness.
Then, she handed Wu Fei the prenuptial agreement and told her to use it to see if Tao Junhui truly loved her. As Qin Shi was asking Tao Junhui about Cao Yiren and Ding Fangfang’s prenuptial agreement, Wu Fei arrived in a fury. Qin Shi quickly stepped aside. Wu Fei remembered Tang Yihui’s words and handed the agreement to Tao Junhui. Without hesitation, he agreed to sign it.
But Wu Fei tearfully said the agreement was unfair, that Tao Junhui shouldn’t be soft-hearted, and shouldn’t be kind to everyone. In contrast to Wu Fei’s emotional outburst, Tao Junhui remained calm, saying that life was bound to have disappointments. He didn’t care what others thought—only Wu Fei’s opinion mattered. Due to Yang Hua’s words, Lao Zhou abandoned the bank’s investment project, which infuriated Manager Jia, as the bank lost a high-value client because of Yang Hua.
Yang Hua stood firm, saying he acted only in the client’s interest. Manager Jia said the bank could no longer keep him and asked him to leave. Without hesitation, Yang Hua went home. When he got home, Yang Hua found the kitchen in a mess. Qin Shi had wanted to cook for him, but her cooking skills failed her. In the end, they ordered takeout.
Yang Hua had always taken care of Qin Shi, so she wanted to return the favor during a work break. Qin Shi didn’t want Yang Hua to give up his career for the family—she hoped they could both become better versions of themselves and supported all of his decisions. Li Dai delivered Cao Yiren’s signed prenuptial agreement to the Cheng & Hui Law Firm and casually told Qin Shi that Cao Yiren had met with President Ding before signing it.
Because of this, Qin Shi approached Tang Yihui, believing they were being taken advantage of in this case and felt manipulated. Tang Yihui, after hearing Qin Shi’s reflections upon reaching the eleventh floor, made three rules for her: she could not make arbitrary decisions, could not conceal any information related to the firm’s interests, and must not shirk responsibility in assigned tasks. Qin Shi was helping the public with legal aid in a plaza.
After finishing, she was about to find Yang Hua but unexpectedly learned he had been dismissed. After hearing his explanation, Qin Shi took him back to the bank and confronted Manager Jia. She cited labor laws and asked him which rule Yang Hua had violated. Manager Jia couldn’t give a specific answer. Qin Shi declared herself a senior lawyer from Cheng & Hui and told Manager Jia he had no right to bully someone close to her.
Because of Qin Shi’s fierce defense, Yang Hua felt deeply moved. Later, Qin Shi, Yang Hua, and Cai Liang went out for dinner. During the meal, Cai Liang told Qin Shi about Yang Hua’s past with Qiu Jianxiang. Yang Hua had impressed Qiu during a competition and followed him to Canada, where he became a fund manager two years later.
