In both Europe and the United States, family trusts provide an exceptionally secure method for safeguarding assets.


    There’s a well-known saying in China: “Only three generations can maintain wealth.” This reflects the belief that while the patriarchs and grandchildren may govern wisely, the middle generation—often the children—tend to be extravagant,cking awareness andpetence. This can swiftly lead to a family’s financial ruin, reverting it to its previous state almost overnight.


    The underlying issue lies in the unpredictable abilities and character of the children and grandchildren. If they face challenges in either area, it can spell decline for the whole family.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Moreover, families must contend not only with man-made disasters but also with various natural cmities.


    Fortunately, family trusts effectively mitigate the risks posed by both natural and man-made disasters.


    When you ce your funds into a trust, it may seem as though you are relinquishing direct control over that money. However, only your descendants or designated heirs can ess these funds under specific circumstances.


    As a result, even in the face of significant challenges that could lead to the family incurring debts or going bankrupt, creditors and the government theoretically have no authority to touch the family trust.


    This principle is a key reason why many traditional families in Europe and America have sessfully maintained their wealth across several generations.


    Although the Dong family may have seemingly vanished, their wealth is securely ced in a family trust. This strategy ensures that control over thepany remains intact, and it protects against asset depreciation or unforeseen idents.


    The money invested in the trust not only remains safe but is also likely to grow, and even the federal government cannot seize these funds.


    This decision also reflects the stance of the Dong family, or the enigmatic organization associated with them.


    Their disappearance appears to be a temporary strategic withdrawal, indicating a future return.


    At this moment, an elder remarked with a serious expression: “The Dong family’s actions are remarkablyposed and decisive. It seems they were not merely influenced by that mysterious organization; they may have been part of it from the very start.”


    In light of this, he turned to the third sibling, Olin, and stated earnestly: “Olin, your rtionship with Dong Liqin may be a moreplete situation than we realize!”


    Olin paused, then replied with conviction: “Dad… I don’t think that’s quite right… When I first met Dong Liqin, I was still in school. That organization couldn’t have targeted me neen years ago, could they?”


    Hom, the second brother, suddenly recalled something and eximed: “Olin, did you just say that you met Dong Liqin neen years ago?”


    “Yes,” Olin confirmed, “I met her during my final year of grad school at Harvard, which was indeed 19 years ago.”


    Hom murmured, “Our eldest sister passed away twenty years ago…”<fn7a09> For more chapters visit Find★Novel</fn7a09>


    “Correct,” Olin responded. “It was after my eldest sister’s death that I encountered Dong Liqin…”


    At that moment, Hom, Asher, and the elder An Qishan all reacted with shock!


    Hom eximed: “So, you met Dong Liqin just two years after our eldest sister’s death… She’s been close to you for neen years, and now this incident urs… The individuals responsible for our sister’s death may still be linked to this situation!”


    An Qishan added, filled with awe: “If that’s the case, they must not have been satisfied with just eliminating Bruce; they might have set a trap for you, Olin, that would activate after 19 years. What are these people nning? If their goal is to wipe out the entire An family, why wait so long?”