At this moment, the Arman family’s old home stands in Sham Shui Po, located on Hong Kong Ind.


    This house is quite aged and has a usable area of slightly over 30 square meters.


    In a ce like Hong Kong Ind, where every square meter is invaluable, having a house that exceeds 30 square meters is a privilege many people do not enjoy.


    Back in the days of Kowloon Walled City, numerous families—often five or even eight members—were crammed into tiny spaces of less than 10 square meters. By contrast, the Arman family’s residence in Sham Shui Po was fortunate enough to avoid beingbeled as a slum.


    Arman spent his childhood in this house. Eventually, his father found sess in the roast goose business, leading the family to relocate to the bustling heart of Hong Kong Ind.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As time went on, Arman established himself as a prominent professional manager on Hong Kong Ind, significantly aiding Liu Jiahui in umting wealth, while also earning a handsome ie himself. This sess allowed him to reflect on the concept of townhouses.


    When Arman departed from Hong Kong Ind, his family was thriving. However, after he fell out of favor with Lau Ka Fai, the repercussions were severe—his whole family faced challenges. His younger siblings struggled to find jobs, and their prospects for love and marriage were negatively impacted. Furthermore, the family’s roast goose business suffered a significant downturn.<fn5ceb> Content originallyes from Find~Novel</fn5ceb>


    Over the years, Arman worked tirelessly to support his younger siblings’ education and provide for their parents. Ultimately, the Arman family’s terraced house was sold. Fortunately, Arman’s nostalgic father ensured that the family still had a ce to call home.


    Both of Arman’s younger sisters married migrant workers on Hong Kong Ind. Local residents were hesitant to marry into the family, fearing the stigma attached to Arman’s conflict with Lau Ka Fai.


    On a brighter note, Arman’s younger brother has been fortunate. His long-term girlfriend has remained by his side throughout their rtionship.


    Currently, the old house is home to Vihaan, his family of three, and their elderly mother. Although the space is cramped, Vihaan has managed to create a separate room for their mother, even installing a window air conditioner to ensure herfort.


    However, Arman’s unexpected return caused the already tight living quarters to feel even more confined.


    Upon returning home to pay respects, the elderlydy expressed her concerns to Arman, saying, “Arman, it’s quite crowded here; you should stay at the hotel next door tonight.” She continued, “Uncle Ah Cheng has been a great help over the years and often asks about you. You can stay there for now, and tomorrow, I’ll have Ah Zu buy a bed so you can share a room with me!”


    Arman quickly reassured her, “Mom, please don’t worry. I’ll spend my days with you and stay at a hotel at night. After a few days, I’ll start working.”


    Feeling concerned, the olddy replied, “You’ve finallye home after so long; don’t rush back to work. Take some time to rest!”


    Arman exined, “Mom, Young Master Wade has been incredibly supportive. While I still have some influence, I intend to work for him. Most of his business is in the maind, so I might need to go there for work.”


    With that, Arman pulled out $30,000 in cash from his carry-on bag and handed it to his younger brother Vihaan. “Vihaan, I haven’t saved much over the years. I entrusted the store to Gunbir and brought back this deposit. Please use this money to help with household expenses.”


    Vihaan quickly declined, saying, “