Okay, Dad and Yuan bathed the little squirrel together and built a cage, since their little sister liked it.
My little sister also likes birds and kittens, that's a given, if her brother likes them, then Dad has to like them too.
It's just that the servants have to work a little harder, trimming the cats' and squirrels' nails every day, and finding an exact replacement as quickly as possible if one of them dies by accident. Boss Nie has also gone from being alarmed by even the slightest bit of fur on the floor to now calmly disinfecting the area himself even if he gets scratched by a cat.
The Nie family has also transformed from a sterile ivory tower into a small zoo.
However, the overall working atmosphere for the servants in the Nie family was quite relaxed and pleasant.
Just like the butler, Ah Kuan, who looks very smart and a bit clumsy, but not spoiled, with a carefree personality and a brisk pace, and the young master who always has a sweet tongue and is always polite, naturally makes me feel good.
He took out his phone and sent an email to his boss: Young master and young lady, you have arrived home safely!
On the other side, a brand-new Mercedes-Benz van was parked by the sea.
Looking out to sea, one sees the construction site of the Hong Kong-Macau Bridge, which is currently under construction.
Nie Zhao sat in the car, holding a laptop in his arms, his fingers flying across the keyboard as he read emails.
Beside him were his old buddies Hank and Maozi. Hank glanced at Maozi and said, "I think it's fine."
Mao Zige also said, "You can trust the quality of those retired PLA soldiers; they will be the most suitable candidates."
But Nie Zhao remained silent for a long time. Finally, he slammed the laptop shut and looked around: "No."
He paused for a moment and then added, "And you can ask your wife; she won't do it."
Maozi and Hank exchanged a glance and tactfully said, "Understood."
Here's the thing: recently, a huge deal has come up within the international private armed escort alliance.
A fellow countryman of the Russian, who was also his former superior, amassed a huge fortune over the past decade by reselling various military supplies, including aircraft carriers. However, he has now been targeted by the government and needs to flee to the United States for refuge.
That's not a few hundred million, or even a billion, but several billion US dollars.
Although there was a lot of money, it was difficult to transport it out, so the salary was particularly high, reaching 40% of the total amount.
However, the mission is also extremely dangerous, requiring a private armed force to storm Moscow and capture both the people and the money.
Mao Zige will never support anyone else in his life except Song Yuanchao and his comrades.
Don't be fooled by the boasts of those US Marine Corps veterans; in terms of combat strength, only the PLA can match them.
Moreover, Song Zai and his group of comrades have been traveling around Asia for the past few years.
Their clientele consists mainly of Hong Kong movie stars and Japanese and Korean movie stars. Their daily tasks are also quite monotonous, consisting of taking a group of stars around to perform and make money through concerts, with no challenge whatsoever.
Their job should be to storm Moscow, transport huge sums of money and corrupt officials.
Moreover, a single deal can earn billions. If the Russians had the manpower, they would have taken it on long ago.
Although Chen Rou runs a security escort agency with highly skilled staff, she has three rules: she doesn't escort hostages, she doesn't escort drugs, and she doesn't escort stolen money. However, she makes an exception for mainland Chinese clients; she only accepts clients from mainland China.
In the past few days, she went to the mainland to escort goods, and it is said that the goods she was escorting belonged to a major corrupt official.
But what the final outcome will be, and whether she can help corrupt officials smuggle their ill-gotten gains out of the country, no one knows.
Hank and Maozi were silent when suddenly, the boss clapped his hands.
Secretary An, sitting in the passenger seat, immediately asked, "Did it work?"
He then said with a smile, "It's been three years already. If it weren't for my wife, I would be angry."
Nie Zhao looked up and smiled, a rare occurrence for him: "Send a text message. Calling might disturb her work. Also, go home."
He paused and then said, "Call Mr. Dong in Kowloon. Also, if he wants to hold a family memorial service and can arrange a time, let Ah Yuan come. Ah Shu doesn't need to come. He..." Before Ah Shu was born, he specifically said that he only wanted Ah Yuan to not have Ah Shu.
As the saying goes, a puppy remembers things for a thousand years, and an old dog remembers things for ten thousand years; Nie Zhao remembers them very clearly.
Yeh Yeh passed away in 1998, the second year after his return to China.
On his deathbed, as Kowloon's biggest landlord and a wealthy man holding a large number of entertainment and pawnshop licenses, he handed over all his entertainment licenses and racecourse shares to the Hong Kong government so that the government could re-lease or auction them off.
He transferred all the real estate, the land of the branch, and the shares of various resorts to Chen Rou and her two children.
Chen Rou also formally entered the Er Clan Ancestral Hall, paid homage to the ancestors, wore mourning clothes, and gave Er's grandfather a grand funeral.
Given that he responded to the call and was the first to disband his branch, and handed over all the licenses that had dominated Kowloon for many years in the form of donations, and that huge sum of money facilitated the construction of a large number of low-rent and public housing units, indirectly solving the housing problem for tens of thousands of people.
He received his first Grand Bauhinia Medal that year.
The following year, the scholar Dong Ye tried to do the same thing, hoping to gain some recognition. However, when it comes to copying others, the results are never as good as doing it on your own. So he was not selected. The winner was Sir Ding, who donated to many university libraries in mainland China.
Three years after her return, Chen Rou was finally about to receive the highest honor, the Best Contribution.
And the Grand Bauhinia Medal.
Even while inspecting the construction site, Nie Zhao kept an eye on his emails, waiting for this news.
Right now, his wife is probably off having a wild time somewhere in the sea, and he has to go home and take care of the kids.
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