For kids in mainland China, carrying a small pistol and telling everyone not to touch it is standard practice.
Chen Rou also specially found a bodyguard's gun for A Yuan to hold and compare with his toy gun. He was just a little kid, and the real gun was very heavy; he couldn't even lift it with one hand. Since Li Xia had brought it, and the child liked it, he could play with it for a day.
But his brother, Nie Jiajun, was unaware of the situation. He went to Sham Shui Po to eavesdrop for a long time and discovered new intelligence. So he rushed home to report the situation. As soon as he got out of the elevator, he saw his three-headed younger brother holding a gun and saying, "Don't move, I'm a policeman!"
Actually, Li Xia, the wet nurse, the nanny, and Nie Han, who went home for dinner, were all there.
Even though Nie Jiajun was used to seeing guns, he was still frightened.
As for the women who accompanied A-Yuan as he grew up, they all secretly enjoyed watching the child play pranks.
So everyone just laughed and didn't say anything. Nie Han even said, "You were scared, weren't you? You deserved it."
A-Yuan became even more smug. He was going to pinch it with both hands, but he wasn't actually aiming at his brother; he was aiming at the wall.
But then there was a loud bang. Nie Jiajun thought his brother was holding a real gun, and he was already covering his head when he fell to the ground with a thud. A Yuan was a little frightened, but Li Xia, the nanny, Nie Han and the others were all laughing.
It took Nie Jiajun a while to realize that the child was holding a toy gun. He snatched it and pressed the trigger a few times. His grip was strong, and he broke the trigger. Of course, the gun was broken as a result.
Nie Jiajun was an adult, and being laughed at by a group of servants naturally made him angry. He and his sister were still close, so he turned the toy gun around and said, "You bought this, right? Very well, you almost scared me to death just now. I'm very angry. The money I was supposed to give you is gone. I won't give it to you anymore."
Nie Han got angry too: "Why are you like this? You're so stubborn about your bets!"
With one arm around the frightened, pouting A Yuan, Nie Jiajun held up a gun in the other: "Is this thing something you can play with?"
Just then, Chen Rou went outside to make a phone call. Due to the cultural differences between the two places, conflicts and disputes were inevitable. However, Li Xia was never one to be unable to handle things, so she quickly said, "I'm sorry, young master, I bought the gun."
Nie Jiajun is, after all, the eldest brother. Although he has been late in reporting for duty and will probably have to donate money to the school and produce a decent graduation project before he can graduate and start working, he currently considers himself a policeman.
Of course, Li Xia also deserves a few criticisms: "This is a gun, which is very easy to get in our house. We absolutely cannot let A Yuan bring this kind of toy again, because once he gets used to playing with it, there is a risk of it accidentally going off and injuring someone."
Li Xia accepted the criticism: "Thank you for reminding me, young master. I won't do it again."
Hearing the noise, Chen Rou guessed something had happened and rushed back.
Then she suddenly realized that, at least in A Yuan and Nie Jiajun's generation, the Nie family would probably not turn against each other over property and end up in court like other families.
But not because of anyone else, but because of A Yuan.
Because he received a two-sided education from a young age, although he didn't understand it, he could accept it and even resolve the conflict. He was being held by his older brother, but he stood with his arms crossed, trying to mediate: "Good boy, don't talk."
Seeing that Nie Jiajun was about to continue nagging, he said again, "Shut your mouth, little mouth."
Nie Jiajun lifted him up in front of him and asked with a smile, "Why does everyone have to shut up?"
Ah Yuan pursed his lips for a moment, then raised his two little hands: "Sorry."
Nie Jiajun was stunned: "Are you apologizing to me?"
The nanny interjected, "Young Master, our young master A Yuan is very well-behaved."
It was Ah Yuan who shot his brother, which caused this whole mess; he was in the wrong.
His father taught him that if you hurt someone, you should apologize.
As for a rich kid, who has been pampered since childhood and has a group of servants around him, he is very likely to be spoiled.
Nie Jiajun has never had the awareness to apologize to others since he was a child, but A Yuan, although still very young, will apologize.
If he doesn't change, Nie Jiajun won't be blinded by money in the future, and they won't turn against each other.
That was also Chen Rou's beautiful vision. A Yuan was her son, and she hoped he would be more of a help to her, not an enemy.
Of course, since his younger brother was so well-behaved, Nie Jiajun, despite his temper, couldn't afford to lose his temper again.
He put the little guy in his little car and let him ride off to play. He then turned back to find Chen Rou, and together they went to the study on the first floor. Only then did he say, "Xi Niang, do you still remember that tea-selling girl from the mainland who once visited my grandfather?"
Chen Rou not only remembered, but Yue Zhongqi had just called to say that as long as Qin Qianqian was caught, the entire chain of evidence would be perfect, and the local thugs along the coast could be rounded up as a whole. It was just a pity that they couldn't find her.
Nie Jiajun added, "As you know, Yu Guangxu has extensive experience in transferring money from Hong Kong to Switzerland."
Chen Rou said, "So she couldn't bear to part with the money she currently had in the Hong Kong stock market, and she partnered with Yu Guangxu to transfer all the money out to Switzerland through him. But what does this have to do with the military?"
Nie Jiajun snapped his fingers and explained, "The British military owns a shipping company, which was formerly the East India Company. It originally controlled all the shipping industry in Hong Kong, but later it transferred most of the operating rights to others. Families like the Bao family and the Wu family obtained a portion of the business and became wealthy."
He went on to say, "The British military is like a head office. It may not take on business, but it has the authority to do so. As long as it signs an ocean shipping agreement with a company, it can transfer funds to the company and transfer as much money overseas as it wants, based on the agreement."
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