The death of Liu Zixiong showed the tycoons of Hong Kong the methods of Xie Sui. Only a powerful dragon dares to cross the river, and Xie Sui, this dragon from across the river, had truly established himself, with no one daring to provoke him.
Even the Li family, Old Master Li invited him for a meal, showing great sincerity. He apologized for what Li Junhao had plotted against him before and promised to take care of Xie Sui more in future collaborations. Xie Sui let it go.
The Huo family wanted to befriend them through Huo Yansong, which Xie Sui was happy to see. One could never have too many friends. The Huo family had always been close to the mainland and would have better development prospects than the Li family in the future, so he naturally wanted to build a good relationship early. This would make future domestic investments smoother with the Huo family.
These were all business matters, and Xie Sui didn't pay much attention. He trained Lin Guoqing to manage the company, delegating everything he could so he could focus on taking care of his children and accompanying his wife, becoming increasingly low-key.
When Xiao Wu and Xiao Liu had their full moon celebration, Grandma Xie and Xie's parents came. Xie's uncle's family also wanted to tag along to see the world, but Grandma Xie scolded them and sent them back.
Xie Sui didn't welcome his uncle's family. She didn't want to see the things her elder grandson had done, and why would she travel a thousand miles to cause trouble?
Regardless of how unwilling the uncle's family was, Grandma Xie only allowed the Xie Min and Xie Lan families to come, and no one else. They were all coming to Hong Kong to spend her grandson's money. Was it easy for Xiao Sui to earn money?
The old lady was very shrewd and thought of everything for Xie Sui.
Xie Sui personally picked them up. With a grand motorcade, the elder Xie couple felt a bit constrained. Grandma Xie was very satisfied. These cars were brighter and more spacious than their own, and she liked them very much.
Because of Grandma Xie's generosity, everyone else relaxed a bit.
Upon arriving at the villa, Grandma Xie was even more delighted. "Such a big house, more comfortable than living in our village yard. But with so much land in the front and back yards, it would be a waste not to plant vegetables."
Xie Sui laughed heartily, "As Grandma says, we'll pull out all the weeds and plant vegetables."
Lin Wanwan found it amusing. She had never seen him pamper his grandmother so much. "Grandma, this lawn is very expensive, costing a thousand yuan per square meter. It's for aesthetics. If we pull it out to plant vegetables, it will be a loss."
"Oh my, that expensive? Then we won't pull it out. It does look good, lush green, and comfortable to look at."
Lin Wanwan appeased Grandma, while Xie Sui went to arrange accommodation for his family.
To make it convenient for them to stay in the future, Xie Sui bought the villa next door, specifically for his family. His parents verbally complained about the waste, but the corners of their mouths never stopped curving upwards.
They knew their son earned money, but they never expected him to earn so much. No one would believe them if they said it.
When Xie's father returned and told the villagers, they all thought he was bragging, which made Xie's father wish he could drag all the villagers there to see for themselves.
After being lectured by the old lady, they were told that if they all came to see, they would be spending his money. At such an old age, did he have no brains?
Xie's father immediately became low-key. He admitted he was bragging. It felt good to be the only sober one in a drunken crowd. Sudannovel.com
The full moon banquet was held at the largest hotel in Hong Kong. Xie Sui only planned to invite familiar friends, but he didn't expect so many uninvited guests. They had prepared ten tables, but finally, fifty tables were filled. His two sons received so many gifts that the gold locks had to be packed in boxes.
The advantage of having many children was evident again; they certainly wouldn't lose money on gifts. Xie Sui, as expected, got drunk, truly happy.
He remembered his previous life, his lonely old age. Despite having billions, he had no children or grandchildren by his side. Everyone schemed for his wealth, and behind every perfect mask lay greed.
Xie Sui ended up donating it all, benefiting the nation, which was also a good deed.
Perhaps those good deeds had exchanged for the current life of a full house of children and grandchildren, a happy and fulfilling life.
Xie Sui didn't know how he got home. When he woke up the next morning, he was alone in the large bed, a bit bewildered. He had dreamed all night, with his past and present lives intertwined, leaving him exhausted.
Lin Wanwan pushed the door open and walked in. The sunlight shone on her, like golden light. Her gentle smile swept away Xie Sui's fatigue.
"Wanwan, hug me. It's so good to have you."
"Why are you being so clingy? Drink this hangover soup. You drank so much last night, does your head hurt?"
As Xie Sui held the bowl to drink, he suddenly remembered the bowl of broth he had after being reborn and asked, "Is there any medicine in this bowl?"
Lin Wanwan froze for a moment, then playfully hit him. "What are you thinking? If you want to die, just say so, and I'll grant you your wish."
Xie Sui drank the soup in one gulp and held her, reluctant to let go. "Wanwan, in this life, having you makes me truly happy. Thank you."
"So mushy. You're acting strange today, did you do anything you regret?"
"No, not even a female mosquito would come near me. When Doudou and Dingding grow up, I'll take you around the world. We won't be slaves to our children; we'll just have fun."
"Don't think so far ahead. Who knows what the future holds?"
"Whatever the future holds, as long as you're with me, it's good."
"Alright, I'll accompany you. You're more clingy than the children."
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The two chatted endlessly, their conversation warm and happy. The sunlight seemed gentler, until it was interrupted by the cries of the children.
There would be countless hardships in the future, but as long as family was by their side, the simple happiness was the true meaning of life. Whether you were a billionaire or an ordinary worker, family was always the ultimate destination.
The End.