When Bai Sixian saw Su Xiaong’s surprised reaction, she knew that Yin Shixiu hadn’t discussed this matter with Su Xiaong.
Probably, in Yin Shixiu’s eyes, there was no need to discuss this matter.
Fifty million...
She naturally knew what kind of husband she had married.
The Yin Group was one of the top companies in the country, and in London, no need to say, the original pioneering team of the Yin Group was stationed there, making it formidable not only in the United Kingdom but also in other Western developed countries.
Usually, when the couple got together, it was all about the daily essentials of life—raising children, bringing up children, and the trivial matters of the Three Aunties and Six Grandmas family gossips.
It always made Su Xiaong feel that she married just an ordinary man.
This family, not too big, not too small, was everything to them.
But every ti the Forbes Billionaires List ca out, Su Xiaong would look at Yin Shixiu’s ranking and feel incredibly surreal.
Especially seeing his ranking rising every year.
Xiaong had asked Yin Shixiu about this before. After all, the list marked the net worth of those on it.
The figures for Yin Shixiu’s net worth, just the zeros behind it, were too many for Xiaong to count.
"Do you really have that much money?"
Yin Shixiu just glanced at the list and said casually,
"A person’s worth cannot be asured with money. Moreover... I don’t even know how much money I have, how could others? It’s just for show."
After saying this, he patted her on the head, as if it were no big deal, and continued doing his own thing, whether reading or sothing else, anyway, it was a thick stack.
Su Xiaong knew there was so truth in his words; a person’s worth shouldn’t be asured by money.
But the latter part of the sentence, "I don’t even know how much money I have," sounded a bit cheeky.
For soone like Yin Shixiu, money didn’t an much, and when he talked about it, it wasn’t millions but tens of millions.
However, for their family...
After Su Xiaong got over her surprise, she looked at her mother,
"He didn’t discuss this with , I wasn’t aware of it."
"I know."
Su’s mother, after peeling the garlic, washed it with water.
"So you guys..."
"Your dad and I accepted it. There’s nothing we can’t accept. Your dad has always wanted to plant a field of flowers to fulfill his silly romantic wish."
"Since Shixiu is willing to pay for your dad’s little pursuit, let him do it."
Seeing her mother so open-minded, Su Xiaong quickly laughed and said,
"I’m actually fine with it, I was just worried that you guys might feel uncomfortable. Since you don’t, then just accept it! Hehe!"
Bai Sixian glanced at Su Xiaong and chuckled lightly.
"Mom, you look so pretty when you smile."
"Stop flattering. You’re more than two months away from giving birth, stay out of the kitchen."
"Didn’t you guys say you were coming? Of course, I’d have to cook for you!"
Su Xiaong said as she opened the lid of the clay pot in which the pig’s trotters were simring, took a small spoonful, and tasted it!
"It’s incredibly fresh!"
"I’ve never seen anyone praise themselves so shalessly."
"Who says, isn’t Dad just like that! And you like it too!"
"You cheeky girl, aren’t you getting bold?"
"No, no!"
"Your dad and I aren’t strangers, be careful during pregnancy, understood?"
Bai Sixian took out a large soup bowl, and Su Xiaong ladled the stewed pig’s trotter soup into the bowl, saying while doing so,
"If it were outsiders, we’d just call for delivery! How could they taste my cooking? Mom, I’m telling you, my cooking has improved a lot, learning every day from Ah Su and the cook... In the past, you and Dad cooked for , now it’s my turn to cook for you!"
Su Xiaong boasted smugly as she set the soup in the heat-insulating plate and carried it out steadily.
Bai Sixian, sohow, was moved to tears by the little girl’s words.
"Mom, just leave the garlic aside, wash your hands and co out quickly."
Su Xiaong placed the soup on the table and called out towards the kitchen.
"Okay!"
Bai Sixian blinked quickly, almost letting her tears fall.
There were two darlings in the family, and no matter who ca, everything revolved around them.
Su Chengji and Bai Sixian had moved to Beijing, but they didn’t visit Xiaong often, maybe just two or three tis a month.
Shuangshuang and Huang Huang loved their grandparents, and whenever they visited, the kids would get overly excited and cheerful.
Prince Huang would pull Su Chengji to their children’s room, pointing to the simple assembled toys on the display shelf.
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