"I don't want that either. Who would take in a poor person? If I had a country, I would take in rich and smart people. Rich people would spend money on me, and smart people would work for me."
Lu Feng thought for a moment, then looked at her and said, "You're talking about the United States."
The father and daughter chatted casually when Lu Feng suddenly thought of Miaomiao and asked Duoduo, "Would you like to have a little sister?"
"My mom is pregnant?"
"What are you talking about, kid?" Lu Feng said irritably. "Who taught you this? I mean, for example, these kids were all picked up from the trash can. If you like, I'll go out for a walk and see if I can pick one up."
"That would be great! I have a younger sister, and I can have her fetch things for me, serve me tea and water, and do anything I want," Duoduo said proudly.
“You have the bones of a capitalist,” Lu Feng remarked.
Around 10 p.m., Jiang Xiaoyan returned home looking exhausted. She checked Duo Duo's homework first, then went to wash up.
On the bed, Lu Feng leaned against the headboard and said, "I might have to go out for a couple of days."
"Go on, go on, stop talking, go to sleep. I'm so tired I don't even want to breathe." Jiang Xiaoyan didn't move after saying that. After a while, she looked up and said, "You're leaving? I'm going to Hebei on a business trip in a few days too. What about Duoduo?"
The two exchanged a glance and fell silent. Over the years, under their meticulous care, the child's ability to survive independently was significantly higher than that of other children. This was also the pain point for entrepreneurs: they could take care of the whole family, but not their own.
"Let's hire a nanny. This can't go on forever," Lu Feng suggested.
“A nanny? They sold the child and neither of us knew. Let a family member come, your mom or my mom,” Jiang Xiaoyan said.
Lu Feng scratched his head when he heard this. It would be a problem for either of these two families to come, but he didn't trust outsiders with the task. After thinking it over, he couldn't find anyone to entrust with the matter.
"Let's find a distant relative from our hometown, someone with good character and whom we can trust." Lu Feng lay down and said, "That's it. But things have turned out chaotically between the two families."
Jiang Xiaoyan nodded in agreement.
The next morning, Lu Feng received a call from the ambassador, who said he could come and see him. Mandela might not meet with him, but he could meet with several high-ranking officials here, which would be beneficial to ensuring the safety of Jiafeng Group personnel. He also asked Lu Feng to bring the original documents for purchasing all the tungsten mines to obtain the authorities' support.
After Lu Feng agreed, he immediately notified the crew to prepare the plane so they could leave at any time.
In Europe, tungsten prices are still soaring. After Soros and Robertson finalized their plan, they quickly pushed up tungsten prices, which once reached the $70,000 mark.
The market had already closed. A dozen or so people sat in the conference room at Schroders headquarters. John, flipping through the documents in his hand, looked at everyone and asked, "What do you mean by deliberately driving up prices? Are you trying to kill your own people?"
The people present looked at each other, not daring to speak, each looking at the analysis tables in their hands.
“Tell me,” John said, pointing to someone at random.
"Tiger Fund and Quantum Fund are quite familiar with these companies. I think they may have control over other tungsten mining channels and have completely driven up global tungsten futures prices."
After hearing this, you all looked at each other, but no one said anything.
"Is it possible that this is a deception, a way to drive up prices before starting to sell off the stock?"
Everyone started talking at once, saying that discussing futures in the same way as stocks was problematic. After a long discussion, they finally concluded that it depended on whether the fundamental situation of these companies had improved.
Seeing that no one could come up with a solution, John had no choice but to adjourn the meeting. He planned to call Lu Feng afterward to ask about the recent situation. At the same time, he was also invited to attend a high-level meeting, where he learned about what had happened in South Africa recently and immediately felt that something was wrong.
After the meeting ended, John hurriedly caught up with Schroders CEO, who was walking ahead, and whispered, "We can't let the US exert pressure in South Africa. We've recently put billions of dollars into futures trading, and we also have a lot of assets there."
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