The eldest son grinned and said, “I get it now. Mom, when you return, let’s first get rid of that yellow-faced woman, and then we can find a young and beautiful college student.”


    Soleil nodded in agreement, replying, “Alright. I still have a few things to take care of. Regarding the $50,000 matter, you can reach out to me privately if you find anyone interested in exchanging foreign currency. If there are any leads, I can facilitate the trade in a few days once I wrap up my current tasks.”


    Excitedly, the eldest son responded, “Got it, Mom! I’ll start reaching out now!”


    After hanging up, Jase, who was driving, smiled and teased, “Sister, are you nning to wee your grandson again? One? Nine?”<fn4fed> This update is avable on FindN0vel</fn4fed>


    Soleil gave a rare smile and nodded, “Yes, nine.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Jase was taken aback and asked, “Sister Soleil, do you really like kids that much? If I were you and my two sons wanted eight or nine children, I think my mind would explode!”


    Soleil waved her hand dismissively, “You just don’t understand.”


    She then turned to Yosef and Hallie, who were seated in the back, and exined, “Listen closely. Our line of work is the most harmful to good fortune and future generations. If you have the means, you should definitely have more children. If fate intends to cut off a person’s lineage, having fewer children makes it harder to fight against that. But if you have many children, then when retributiones, there might be one or two who slip through the cracks.”


    Jase was left speechless, awkwardly saying, “Sister Soleil, it’s not as grim as you’re suggesting…”


    Soleil replied, her expression serious, “Whether it’s grim or not, I can’t say. People advise not to put all your eggs in one basket, but the real issue is not having just one egg. If you have enough eggs, it would be exhausting for fate to go after them one by one. Besides, after a while, it might just get tiresome, and maybe fate will just give up.”


    At her words, the other three fell silent, stunned. They were unable to fullyprehend that the “eggs” Soleil referred to were indeed her own children and grandchildren.


    In essence, she was suggesting that if fate aimed to take her children and grandchildren, it would be a daunting task to do so one by one.


    Unfazed by their shock, Soleil casually asked, “How long until we reach the border?”


    Jase replied, “Even without stopping, it’ll take us at least 30 hours. Maybe we could catch a flight to a nearby city?”


    “No,” Soleil firmly shook her head. “I despise flying. Apart from returning home, I hardly ever take a ne.”


    Jase quickly inquired, “Sister Soleil, are you worried about the safety of nes?”


    Soleil shook her head, “I know nes are quite safe, at least safer than cars, but that’s for ordinary people. For us, being on a ne feels like being in a sealed cage, leaving no chance for escape.”


    Jase nodded in understanding and asked, “Sister Soleil, after all these years of working hard for the family, are you looking forward to going back? Are you enjoying life?”


    Soleil replied calmly, “Let’s aim for the end of the year. After so many years of toil, it’s definitely time for me to return and savor some happiness.”


    Jase sighed, “Sister Soleil, your husband is truly lucky to have married you. You shouldn’t have to lift a finger; just enjoy your time back home!”


    Soleil scoffed, “He’s more of a burden than anything, just a waste of resources. If it weren’t for my sons and grandchildren carrying my surname, I would have kicked him out a long time ago. He doesn’t deserve to enjoy any blessings.”


    She then turned to Jase and asked, “By the way, when are you nning to go back?”


    Jase smirked, “I’m still a ways off… I’ve earned much less than you over the years. I feel like I’ll have to keep working for a few more years to secure my future.”


    Soleil hummed in anticipation, saying, “I’ve been wandering around the United States for years without a permanent home. I can’t wait to return and relish the joy of living in my own house, surrounded by my children and grandchildren.”


    What Soleil didn’t realize was that Wanlong Pce had already sent all the gathered information to the domestic police.


    At that moment, the police were preparing to close in.


    As her eldest son stepped out of his vi and approached his newly acquired Mercedes-Benz G, a group of police officers suddenly surged forward.


    The lead officer held up an arrest warrant and announced to Soleil’s eldest son, “Aron! You are now officially under arrest by the police on suspicion of moneyundering!”