He smiled and stated, “I have moved on now. While the Wade family may not be as prominent as the An family, it has enabled all its members, along with their rtives and key supporters, to achieve financial independence. Provided they manage their finances wisely, they can enjoy a life of luxury. Therefore, the current Wade family is not burdened with excessive responsibilities.”
As he spoke, he turned to Charlie Wade and added earnestly, “Charlie, all the assets of the Wade family are your resources tobat the Broken Qing Society in the future. Let it go. Even if the Wade family’s assets are depleted one day, you won’t owe anyone an exnation or carry any psychological weight.”
Charlie Wade nodded thoughtfully. Even though he wasn’t currently utilizing the Wade family’s resources, he felt a strong emotional impact from the elder’s words.
Meanwhile, foreign security guard An Qishan couldn’t help but exim, “Charlie, my perspective aligns with your grandfather’s. All the resources of the An family are at your service!”
After enjoying a family dinner, everyone raised their sses in a toast, and the two elderly gentlemen, having reconciled after many years, grew increasingly cheerful.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
However, the conversation asionally drifted to Charlie Wade’s parents, causing the two elders to often be teary-eyed.
Charlie Wade felt a sense of relief. This was a clear sign that there would be no more conflicts or rifts between the two families moving forward. His parents had maintained a wonderful rtionship during their lives, and if their spirits could see the two elders setting aside their past grievances, it would surely bring them joy. After dining and conversing, Lord Wade chatted with Charlie Wade’s grandparents for a lengthy time before standing up to bid farewell, expressing some regret for having to leave.
Charlie Wade instructed Don Albert to drive him first to Shangri-La to drop off Lord Wade, before returning home.
The press conference was set for the afternoon of the following day. In the morning, the two elders and Charlie Wade’s three uncles would meet with Hank and his wife, who had just returned from their honeymoon, to finalize the process and content outline for the conference, ensuring everything would go smoothly.
That night, Charlie Wade found it difficult to fall asleep. Listening to ire’s soft, steady breathing beside him, he realized she had drifted off.
His mind was upied with thoughts of what his grandmother had shared with him.
Even though he had never considered having a child, his grandmother’s words had nted a seed in his heart.
The continuation of his bloodline weighed heavily on him; he felt an immense and undeniable responsibility to carry on the legacy left by his parents.
People inevitably pass away. The distinction lies in whether their lineage ends with them or continues on. There are currently 8 billion people inhabiting this, each representing a unique bloodline. Among these, some will endure for thousands or tens of thousands of years, potentially even until thest breath of humanity, while others may die out at any given moment—perhaps in this second, the next, or the one that follows.
Charlie Wade couldn’t guarantee the longevity of his bloodline in the future, yet he understood he must eventually pass the baton to ensure the continuation of his heritage to the next generation. Life resembles a ry race; those who silently finish without passing the baton are destined to feel isted.<fn1c89> For more chapters visit find~novel</fn1c89>
Reflecting on this, Charlie Wade couldn’t help but chuckle at himself. For the past two decades, his thoughts had been consumed by avenging his parents. He had never contemted what kind of life he wanted to lead. During his marriage to ire, he initially insisted on marrying into a family he considered less sessful, maintaining mutual respect between them. Over time, he grappled with the guilt of concealing his true identity, all while preserving that respect.