As soon as Asher parked the car in front of the vi, Charlie Wade’s grandfather, An Qishan, along with his second uncle, Hom, came outside to wee him.


    Once Charlie Wade stepped out of the car, he rushed to his grandfather, asking, “Grandpa, why did youe out sote?”


    An Qishan replied with a smile, “My grandson has traveled all this way; how could I note out to greet him?”


    With a warm expression, An Qishan took Charlie Wade’s hand and added, “Charlie, you’ve worked hard these past few days!”


    Charlie Wade responded modestly, “It’s not hard, Grandpa. Let’s go inside and talk.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Okay!” An Qishan nodded, inviting everyone to enter the vi together.


    Once inside, An Qishan eagerly inquired, “Charlie, what’s happening in New York? Please fill me in with all the details!”


    Charlie Wade understood that his grandfather was particrly concerned about the situation in New York, especially regarding his uncle, Chen Zhimin.


    Thus, he briefly recounted how he got involved with Chen Zhimin upon arriving in the United States, detailing how he ultimately dealt with both him and the fourth Earl of the Po Qing Society.


    Upon hearing that Chen Zhimin had been reduced to ashes and that even those ashes had been disposed of by the Rothschild family, An Qishan couldn’t help but sigh, “Chen Zhimin, that scoundrel, ruined Youyou’s life. It’s truly unfortunate that I couldn’t witness his demise myself.”


    Charlie Wade then asked, “Grandpa, what will you tell my aunt?”


    An Qishan replied, “Chen Zhimin was a well-known figure in New York. His disappearance will soon make headlines, and your aunt will likely deduce that he is dead. As for the finer details, it’s best she remains unaware. From now on, let’s all agree to never mention him again.”


    Taking a deep breath, An Qishan continued, “While Chen Zhimin posed a significant threat to the An family during his life, his death is the best oue for us. We mustpletely sever ties with this matter to avoid any lingering repercussions. Your aunt will understand.”<fn5322> Get full chapters from find?novel</fn5322>


    Charlie Wade nodded in agreement. As his grandfather suggested, maintaining silence on this issue seemed to be the most prudent approach.


    At that moment, An Qishan spoke again, “Charlie, I’ve discussed with your uncle and second uncle about gradually moving away from the U.S. market. We n to transfer as many of our investments back to China as possible; those that can’t be moved will need to be managed or disposed of. I’d like to hear your thoughts on this.”


    Charlie Wade responded, “Grandpa, this is a matter for the An family, and it’s ultimately up to you and my uncle to decide.”


    An Qishan shook his head, insisting, “Charlie, I’ve told you before that you own 60% of all the An family assets. Therefore, your approval is essential for these decisions. In the future, you’ll handle all major matters of the An family directly. Our proposals will be presented to you for your final decision.”


    Charlie Wade smiled and said, “Grandpa, as I mentionedst time, even if the An family’s assets are entrusted to me, I won’t take control until after the resolution meeting. Until then, everything remains in your hands.”


    In truth, Charlie Wade had no desire to seize control of Anjia’s assets at any point. For him, the concept of money had long lost its significance; it was merely a series of numbers with no real value.


    His promise to his grandfather to take over the assets was just a temporary measure meant to satisfy An Qishan’s persistence. If the Po Qing Society could be dismantled one day, he would prefer to retreat from the business world entirely.


    An Qishan then continued, “Charlie, stepping away from the U.S. market means we need to quickly find a suitable solution for many of our assets that we can’t take with us. We must either sell them or manage them properly; otherwise, we risk letting them deteriorate and losing value, possibly turning into negative assets. What are your thoughts?”


    Charlie Wade understood the gravity of his grandfather’s concerns. Before his fallout with Chen Zhimin, he had been overseeing the An family’s business in the U.S. With Chen Zhimin now dead, the An family couldn’t return to New York for the time being. If theycked a reliable person to manage their substantial assets, those assets would inevitably face decline.


    Given that the An family couldn’t return and he was unable to step in, and with the Po Qing Society lurking in the background, any new management of An family operations in the U.S. would attract unwanted attention. Charlie Wade realized there was little he could do for now.


    However, he was certain that if the An family’s assets were hastily sold off, their market value would plummet.


    Moreover, the An family was not financially struggling; their urgency to sell stemmed from a desire to prevent these assets from being neglected.


    The optimal solution would be to find a trustworthy and capable individual to manage the An family’s properties in the United States. The first person who came to Charlie Wade’s mind was Fei Kexin.


    However, after some consideration, he dismissed this idea, knowing that if Fei Kexin took over the An family’s operations, the Po Qing Society would undoubtedly investigate her ties to the An family, effectively giving them a new point of leverage.


    So, after pondering for a moment, Charlie Wade suggested, “Perhaps we should temporarily entrust the An family’s U.S. assets to the Rothschild family. They could help manage this portion of the business for now, and once the threat from the Po Qing Society has been eliminated, we can have them return these industries to us!”