My friend went to a bar in Changsha and encountered a crying girl by the roadside.

My friend, being kind-hearted, approached her and, after asking, found out that the girl had just gone through a breakup.
The girl kept crying on the roadside, and my friend stayed with her the whole time, eventually taking a taxi to send her home.
In the following period, my friend took care of her and helped her get through the heartbreak.
As they interacted more, they grew closer and became a couple.
After they got married, my friend started a company, which thrived and earned him a lot of money, riding high.
Later, we found out that his wife’s father was a city leader, and her mother was the director of a powerful municipal bureau—definitely a second-generation official.