The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live
Chapter 1144: Extra - Nine

Chapter 1144: Extra Chapter Nine

"Of course, of course, let me do it, sister," Qin Xingzhi hurriedly stepped forward to accept the heavy gift on behalf of his son who was only six months old.

"Oh, alright then." Susu agreed and didn’t forget to lean down and say to Xiaoxun, "Little nephew, I gave your red envelope to your elder brother. Remember to ask him for it back when you grow up!"

Xiaoxun blinked and grinned foolishly.

"Ah, what a good boy," Susu praised as she stroked Xiaoxun’s head.

That made the little guy even happier, seeming to really enjoy his aunt’s compliments.

Qin Yuze couldn’t help but mutter, "This little rascal, even though he can’t understand a thing yet, already knows how to curry favor with his aunt."

Though it was a coincidence, it indeed looked as if he was fawning over Susu.

This little one might grow up to be an even more serious aunt admirer than Su Yuyuan.

After that small interlude, everyone returned to their respective seats.

Qin Xingzhi, Qin Yanzhi, and Qin Yunzhi took this opportunity to report to their grandfather and grandmother the current operating statuses of the companies they managed.

Qin Yanzhi’s technology company’s new research and development was very successful and had emerged from its previous difficulties to head in a better direction.

Qin Yanzhi was responsible for the businesses in Capital City, where orders had surged this year, and they had established multiple collaborations with Yueyuan Group.

Qin Yunzhi’s development projects in the Northwestern Region were very successful. The shopping centers opened, several residential areas were completed, and many businesses moved in, raising housing prices by sixty percent. That area had now become Huacheng’s new district.

Compared to ordinary gifts, the brothers’ achievements were a better birthday present.

Their grandfather was very pleased, "You all did a great job, a very good job."

Especially the smooth progress of the Northwestern project, which was tied to his daughter’s future education and living conditions, was something he particularly valued.

Next, his grandsons reported their recent situations.

Qin Yuhuai, whose hotel business was booming, aligning smoothly with the Northwestern projects and the new hotel’s progress.

Qin Yuhuan, whose new game development with a new team was also going smoothly, currently negotiating with several companies who were interested.

Qin Yuze was studying locally in Huacheng, not fighting, not stirring up trouble—just staying out of trouble was the biggest progress.

Qin Yuche’s restaurant had recently been awarded three Michelin stars, and reservations were booked up until the next year.

After experiencing a severe setback, Qin Yuzhou was now calming down, continuing to act and take on gigs, with a steadily rising career.

Qin Yumu had recently won another freestyle skateboarding championship in the East China Region for his age group. He even brought his trophy to Huacheng to show Susu, but she lost interest upon finding out it wasn’t made of real gold.

Qin Yujiang and Qin Yuhe, the twins, one studying painting and the other sculpting, modestly claimed to be just ordinary art students living off their parents. It’s unknown what those foreign gang members, once hospitalized by them, would think upon hearing this description.

Su Yuyuan had perfected the art of clinging to Susu’s coattails.

Su Yuxun was using his powerful crying to forcefully assert his presence.

Grandfather and grandmother Qin looked at each other, their faces filled with happiness.

How wonderful, the family all together, harmonious and peaceful.

A house full of children and grandchildren, joyful and united—this was the scene many families dreamed of.

Their lives were indeed fulfilled and happy.

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