He then visited his second sister, who was overjoyed to see her younger brother.
His second sister had a son and a daughter. Her son was also taking the college entrance exam this year. Based on his original trajectory, he was supposed to get into Mountain City Transportation University. Her daughter, who was a few years into elentary school, was a "secret" child, born against the rules after her brother.
Her husband was also surnad Fu. Their son was nad Fu Wei and their daughter Fu Ying.
Fu Wei was thrilled to see his uncle, as he had often played with him when he was younger. Fu Ying was only six the last ti she saw her uncle, but she still rembered him, so she didn’t feel shy or distant. Besides, children have a natural affinity for their maternal uncles. As the saying goes, uncles on the mother’s side are especially close. This was especially true since their uncle had arrived in a big car and brought them lots of gifts, which naturally made them feel even closer to him.
The siblings hadn’t seen each other in years, so they naturally had a lot to talk about. Yi Anguo explained the reason for his trip ho and ntioned the news about their fourth sister’s son being diagnosed with a brain tumor. He also shared so carefully selected stories about his life in Shenzhen. He omitted sensitive details, like the fact he had several won in his life, three of whom were pregnant with his children. Such matters, of course, couldn’t be spoken of lightly.
In truth, his second sister wasn’t completely in the dark. Her family had a landline, and Yi Anguo would call her occasionally. His third sister and brother-in-law would also call her from ti to ti. Therefore, his second sister knew that Yi Anguo was doing well in Shenzhen and had made a lot of money. If he hadn’t earned anything, he wouldn’t have co ho specifically to build a house, much less drive such a nice car.
As for exactly how much he had earned, no one was sure. Not his second sister, not his third sister—not even Yi Anguo himself knew the true extent of his wealth.
Most of Yi Anguo’s money was already tied up in investnts. For example, the true value of his properties would only be known once they were sold. The sa went for his stock portfolio, which was geared toward long-term holds. He was also still invested in international crude oil futures, making it impossible to state an exact net worth. He could only say that he wasn’t short on cash. He could produce hundreds of thousands or even millions at a mont’s notice. With a little ti, he could even gather tens or hundreds of millions. His stocks and futures could be liquidated at any ti, and selling his properties wouldn’t be difficult either.
The only thing that needed continuous investnt was the An Jing Online Supermarket. It wasn’t that An Jing Online Supermarket was unprofitable; it simply required constant reinvestnt for market expansion. That’s why it felt like a bottomless pit, always needing more capital. This was a typical situation for any internet company in its early stages of developnt.
After lunch, Yi Anguo didn’t stay much longer before saying his goodbyes. Before he left, he told his sister that if she ever wanted to move to Shenzhen for work, she should tell him. He also added that if she wanted to start a business at ho and needed capital, she could ask him. He might not have many other talents, but he certainly had money now. For him, any problem that could be solved with money wasn’t a major issue.
After returning to Jian’an, Yi Anguo took care of another matter: he bought twenty apartnts in a high-end residential complex in the city. He planned to give one to each of his nieces and nephews when they got married, as a wedding gift from their uncle. He’d figure out what to do with the rest later. In any case, buying and holding them wouldn’t result in a loss.
This was also why he wasn’t interested in flipping properties; otherwise, he would have bought the entire complex. The current price was just over 1,000 yuan per square ter, but it would eventually rise to over 17,000. It was an insane profit, with a growth rate comparable to Shenzhen’s. In fact, the growth rate was even higher than that of the current Shenzhen City Center.
The twenty apartnts were each 138 square ters, and the total price was just over three million yuan, though they were unfurnished shells. Yi Anguo first arranged for two adjacent apartnts to be renovated for his own use. He had the wall between them knocked down, combining their living rooms to create one large, single-level apartnt.
Yi Anguo asked his eldest brother-in-law to oversee the renovation when he had ti, since he couldn’t wait for it to be finished before leaving. After all, three pregnant won were waiting for him back in Shenzhen, along with many other matters that required his attention.
Before leaving town, Yi Anguo visited his fourth sister one more ti. He gave her a bank card with 200,000 yuan on it and told her not to worry about the cost, as long as there was any hope of a cure. Money was the only way he could help. He insisted that if the money ran out, she should tell him imdiately. He would provide as much as necessary and told them not to worry about paying it back anyti soon. He also repeated his offer that if they ever wanted to move to Shenzhen for work, he would help in any way he could.
He gave a similar ssage to his eldest sister, telling her to ask him anyti she needed money. He might not have anything else, but he could provide more than enough funds. If his eldest brother-in-law wanted to start a business, he should just go for it. He also said it would be no problem at all if their entire family wanted to move to Shenzhen.
After handling everything that needed to be done, Yi Anguo took Yi Xiaoman and Yi Xiaolin back to Shenzhen with him. He had Yang Hai arrange a two-bedroom apartnt for Yi Xiaoman and Yi Xiaolin to stay in for the ti being. He also instructed Chen Hong, the manager of the real estate agency, to gather detailed information on all available factory buildings and warehouses on the market. He was looking to rent a place but would consider buying if the conditions were right.
Finally, of course, he went to check on the three pregnant won.
He went to see Hu Jing first. She was already eight months along, and her belly was huge. An ultrasound had confird she was carrying fraternal twins—a boy and a girl.
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