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    Curiosity sparked in Fei Kexin as she asked, “Kelly, twenty-eight years ago, China was quite traditional. Who from China invited you to design a private house? That person sounds incredibly forward-thinking.”


    “Indeed,” Kelly West replied, her admiration evident. “My benefactor, although Chinese, was raised in the United States. Later, he married into a prominent family in Eastcliff and relocated from New York to Eastcliff.”


    Fei Kexin furrowed her brow slightly, probing further, “You mentioned she lived in the U.S. since childhood and invited you to China for a private house project, with strict confidentiality. Was she well-known in the States?”


    Kelly West was taken aback by Fei Kexin’s sharp insight, recognizing the significance of her question. With a small smile, she nodded, “Actually, thirty years ago, she was quite famous among the elite in the U.S. Even now, many speak of her with great respect.”


    Fei Kexin’s curiosity deepened, prompting her to inquire, “If that’s the case, I might have heard her name. What is it? Is it alright to share?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    After a moment of thought, Kelly West chuckled softly, “She has been absent for many years, so it’s not a problem at all.”


    Then, as her smile faded, Kelly’s expression turned nostalgic, reverent, and a hint sorrowful. “Her name is Lydia. Thirty years ago, she was known as the Investment Queen of Silicon Valley. I wonder if you’ve heard of her. If not, it’s understandable, as she hasn’t been around for nearly two decades. By the time you were born, she had already left the U.S.”


    Upon hearing the name Lydia, Fei Kexin was momentarily taken aback!


    “Lydia… How could I not know Lydia? She is…”


    She paused briefly, then quickly continued, “She is a source of pride for countless Chinese people!”


    In truth, Fei Kexin had intended to express that Lydia was the idol of all Stanford alumni, a spiritual leader who inspired them to strive for greatness, akin to a totem for Stanford.


    At Stanford, Lydia’s name was universally recognized; even two decades after her passing, her legacy continued to resonate throughout the university.


    She was celebrated as the highest-ranking female alumnus in the Stanford Hall of Fame, having supported numerous entrepreneurial ventures in Stanford and Silicon Valley, many of which have evolved into giants in the tech industry.


    Moreover, at Stanford, there is a road, a teaching building, and even a student fund named in her honor.


    Lydia is also revered among all Chinese alumni of Stanford as a beacon of hope for the Chinesemunity at the university.


    Although Fei Kexin had never met Lydia, she had grown up hearing stories of her aplishments.


    From a young age, she viewed Lydia as her greatest idol.<fnffb0> Original content can be found at find{n}ovel</fnffb0>


    Fei Kexin’s desire to attend Stanford stemmed from Lydia’s influence.


    Once she arrived at Stanford and learned more about Lydia’s remarkable achievements, she was not only amazed but also felt a profound sense of aspiration.


    In her heart, she hoped that if she could achieve even a fraction of what Lydia did, she would consider her life fulfilled.


    To her astonishment, the interior designer she was meeting for the first time turned out to be closely connected to Lydia!


    In that moment, Fei Kexin stood in a daze, her emotions swirling within her.


    Meanwhile, ire stood nearby, equally stunned.


    This was her first encounter with Lydia’s name.


    Unaware of what those three words signified or their deeper connection to her, she simply found the name to be as beautiful as a poem…<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 4072</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>