To maintain control, it is essential that Howard, the crafty old fox, remains in charge.


    Once Steve, the crown prince, takes the throne, he will inform Howard that his grandson has been acting rebelliously and conspiring with foreign adversaries. In this scenario, Howard will find himself in a difficult position, forced to ept the harsh truth, as his own son will make sure he has no other choice.


    …


    Before long, Steve, along with his son who had traveled to Canada ahead of him, boarded a helicopter bound for New York.


    As they made their way to New York, Howard’s vital signs were stabilized in the emergency room of a Rothschild facility.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    While his condition was stable, the old man’s nervous system was still significantlypromised.


    The most concerning issue was the near-totalck of sensation on the right side of his body. This included not only his right hand, foot, leg, and arm, but also the facial and tongue muscles on that side, resulting in visual impairment and a noticeable droop in his mouth and eyes.


    Such symptoms indicated that his ability to speak clearly would also be hindered.


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    Fortunately, Howard’s cognitive functions werergely intact, and he retained normal mental acuity.


    Upon regaining consciousness, a stroke specialist reassured him: “Mr. Rothschild, you are now out of immediate danger, but you are experiencing some hemiplegic symptoms. However, there’s no need for excessive worry. We have ess to one of the world’s most advanced rehabilitation medical systems. If you actively engage in your rehabilitation training, I’m confident you will regain your mobility soon.”


    In a moment of frustration, Howard’s emotions surged as he angrily muttered, “Damn it… Bastard! Get… get… my top… topwyers… I… I want to sue… China… to reim our Sifang… Square Treasure Building!”


    Seeing his blood pressure spike, the doctor quickly intervened: “Mr. Rothschild, it’s crucial for you to avoid emotional extremes at this time. Any additional strain on your cardiovascr or cerebrovascr system could worsen your condition and even be life-threatening. I urge you to shift your focus away from any concerns that previously consumed you. Regardless of past losses, always remind yourself that preserving your life is paramount. Allowing your distress to escte could have dire consequences; in fact, if treatment had been dyed even a few minutes in an ordinary person, the oue could have been fatal.”


    The doctor continued earnestly: “Mr. Rothschild, you possess immense wealth, but you do not have an infinite lifespan! In the face of the desire for longevity, all else pales inparison. A Chineseedian once wisely stated that the greatest sorrow in life is to pass away with money left unspent. Reflect on this—does it not resonate with you?”


    Howard was taken aback by the doctor’s blunt and ufortable honesty. His immediate instinct was to react with anger. However, he soon found himself contemting the doctor’s words.


    While it’s easy tosh out, given his current health status, sumbing to rage could be a dangerous path to take…


    Having experienced a lifetime of privilege, he understood that life is the most valuable possession one can have.


    Even though the treasures in Sifang are closely tied to the Rothschild family’s future prosperity, if he were to die, what would it matter if the Rothschild family were to rule the world and dominate the universeter on?


    Upon reflection, if he could survive and extend his life, would it truly matter if the Rothschild family faced some decline?


    What if the Rothschild legacy were to diminish by 90% under his stewardship, with assets shrinking from trillions to hundreds of billions? Wouldn’t there still be enough wealth to livefortably and enjoy the many blessings life has to offer?