Charlie Wade was utterly speechless, consumed by shock.
I had always imagined that Lin Wan’er (ni) might have been hiding away in a remote location for years, fleeing from those who hunted her down. However, I was taken aback to learn that she had been navigating the world’splexities all along.
Even while on the run, she aspired to contribute to Huaxia, which resonated deeply with Aasif. Truly, she embodies the saying that a tiger father does not raise a dog daughter.
At that moment, Lin Wan’er (ni) continued, “The Nu family just arrived on Hong Kong Ind. Thanks to some prior connections, they managed to engage with the Xinghua Society. However, right before their meeting, they fell victim to an ambush orchestrated by the Qing Society’s assassins and barely escaped with their lives.” She added, “It was a close call.”
Charlie Wade inquired, “Did someone leak information at that time?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
“Yes,” Lin Wan’er (ni) confirmed, her expression turning reflective. “The ve family was unaware that Sara’s associates had already begun infiltrating the Xinghua Society.”
She borated, “After that harrowing escape, the ve family realized that Sara’s infiltration and schemes were extending from Asia to the rest of the world. Consequently, they sought refuge in the rtively underdeveloped regions of South America.” She continued, “On the eve of the First World War, the ve family was overjoyed to hear that Xuantong had abdicated, keeping them awake with excitement for three days. This prompted them to take the risk of returning to Huaxia.”
After spending some time in Eastcliff, the family traveled north until Japan initiated the 9.18 Incident in the Northeast. Following the events of September 18, the Nu family sensed a drastic change in the northern situation and decided to return to Eastcliff once again.
After the July 7 Incident in 1937, the Japanese fascistsunched aprehensive invasion of China. With several children to look after during the tumultuous period, they couldn’t flee the country, so they ultimately relocated to the United States, remaining there until World War II came to a close.<fna680> N?w ?ovel chapt?rs are published on find[?]ovel</fna680>
Charlie Wade expressed surprise, asking, “All this time you were on the run, how did you manage to care for the children?”
Lin Wan’er (ni) replied earnestly, “The ve family’s journey around the world was incredibly challenging for just one person. There were times when I broke a leg and found myself without anyone to offer even a sip of water. Eventually, the ve family began to take in abandoned infants and disced orphans, raising them and teaching them to read and study.”
“Before leaving any area,” she continued, “the ve family would always leave behind some funds for them and find suitable guardians.” She paused, “The secret to the ve family’s longevity, after all, lies in the fact that we raised them from childhood. Even if we don’t tell them, they might start to wonder, especially since the ve family hasn’t aged.”
She went on, “With the wealth and assets umted worldwide, when these children grow up and prove themselves, the ve family gifts them some of that wealth and even entrusts them with businesses. Over time, it’s like they bloom everywhere they go.”
Charlie Wade was taken aback, asking, “So, are all of them your adopted sons and daughters?”
“Not quite,” Lin Wan’er (ni) shook her head. “I try to maintain a healthy emotional distance from them to avoid sorrow when they pass on. They have always referred to me as Miss Nu, some from the moment they could speak, and even as they approach old age, they still call me Miss Nu.”
Charlie Wade, intrigued, asked, “Back in Northern Europe, you were apanied by an elderly man whom you called Grandpa in front of me. But he was actually one of the orphans you raised, wasn’t he?” Lin Wan’er (ni) smiled gently in response.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>