Transmigration: On the Gossip Front
Chapter 665 - 666 Sister Like Mother 83_1

Chapter 665: Chapter 666 Sister Like Mother 83_1

"You won’t take care of me?" Huang Lina certainly knew what the consequences would be if she didn’t return after her visa expired.

She still insisted on staying because Huang Man was here, "Aren’t you worried that when the time comes I’ll tell the immigration services that you’re my sister?"

"If you won’t take care of me, I don’t know how I’d talk to the media about this situation."

She didn’t believe Huang Man wouldn’t care about her image, often appearing in the media.

"You said it’s okay for you to talk to the media."

"There is no such thing as shared loss or shared glory here, "Huang Man rebutted, "It’s quite normal to see billionaires with a brother who begs."

"It’s also normal for the parents of a billionaire to have a child or grandchild who begs, and vice versa."

"You’re my sister, the media will just report it, and then life will go on as usual."

"Anyway, if you really want to stay here," Huang Man knew that Zhao Mei was also restless.

"Mom, at least you have rent to collect back home. Here, what’s left after the currency exchange?"

"Don’t say you don’t speak the language; how will you survive? Renting a house, eating and drinking, these are all problems."

"Count your assets, and don’t expect me to subsidize you."

"Plus, illegal immigrants aren’t entitled to social assistance."

"Of course, you can also say I’m just trying to scare you, and you can go ahead with your plans."

"I was able to survive here on my own, slowly making my way up, so now of course I can be even more ruthless."

The necessary words had been said, "I need to go to a meeting now, you guys should leave."

What? Just like that, she’s letting them leave? "Aren’t you going to invite us for a meal?"

"Is there a need?" Huang Man countered, "Our relationship is as good as plastic."

"We haven’t seen each other in so many years, it’s almost the same as being strangers."

After finally cutting ties with Zhao Mei and the others, why would she want to get to know them again?

"If you don’t leave, I will notify security." Huang Man got ready the things she needed for the meeting and was prepared to go.

Zhao Mei, seeing Huang Man act this way, was indescribably sad but helpless and could only prepare to reluctantly follow Huang Lina out.

"Man, I know you have many misunderstandings about me. I think we should sit down and talk," Zhao Mei made a last-ditch effort.

"There are no misunderstandings between us." Jokingly, "We are nothing but blood-related strangers."

"How could there be any misunderstandings?" In front of her secretary, Huang Man ordered that if they came to the company looking for her, they shouldn’t be announced because she wouldn’t meet with them.

After giving instructions in English, she didn’t forget to translate them into Chinese, "Of course you can choose not to believe me; you’re welcome to come here and try."

Knowing they wouldn’t believe her, Huang Man let them hit a wall, watched them leave, and then prepared to head to Zhao Lei’s place.

She had a meeting to attend, but it was with Zhao Lei.

The company was growing larger, and more people were eager to bite into a piece of the action.

Even though they were the founders, they really didn’t have much say in the face of capital.

Zhao Lei had made up his mind, but he wanted to hear Huang Man’s thoughts first.

Huang Man wasn’t surprised by Zhao Lei’s desire to step back, "That’s the Zhao Lei I know."

"Do you support me?" Zhao Lei knew that no matter how many people didn’t support him, Huang Man would definitely be supportive.

"There’s nothing not to support. Compared to many entrepreneurs, don’t you think we’re more confident?"

"Other entrepreneurs worry about funding, do you need to worry?"

Zhao Lei shook his head, "Even without anyone’s approval, my family wealth is sufficient for me to flourish."

"Then it’s settled. But you must think this through; artificial intelligence really burns through cash." Huang Man knew that numerous big companies had invested hefty amounts in this field, and the R&D expenditures were substantial.

It’s not that there were no results, there were indeed outcomes, but they paled in comparison to the investments.

"Yes, which is why I want to start two companies at once. With just one more success, I’ll have enough to research artificial intelligence."

The current Zhao Lei could no longer act like he did in his youth, recklessly disregarding everything. Now, he had to consider many factors, perhaps that was the price of growing up.

"Do you have another company in mind?" Since he intended to nurture artificial intelligence, it was bound to be a profitable project, and she had some idea of the prospects, but the specifics still needed to be discussed with Zhao Lei.

"I plan to return and start a social networking company."

"Are you also planning to set up artificial intelligence back in China?" Huang Man had an idea.

"Yes, when I left, I said that one day I would return. Are you willing?"

"Of course, I have no problem. But as you know, my research on artificial intelligence isn’t extensive."

It wasn’t that she didn’t want to help, but there were many areas she simply didn’t understand.

"I’ll leave the social networking software to you."

"I trust you." Through their journey together, Zhao Lei could trust no one else—not even his parents, but he completely trusted Huang Man, if she also trusted him.

"No problem," Huang Man readily agreed, "Are you planning to tell them about it?"

Their successful startup meant they could live comfortably after selling some shares, dwelling in mansions and villas.

Huang Man wasn’t certain whether they would be willing to venture into entrepreneurship again.

"I’ll talk to them, but I’ll just mention the social networking software. I think they won’t go back."

Staying abroad is so comfortable, why would they want the hardship of starting a business again?

But entrepreneurship is never easy; it’s always arduous.

"But I have to notify them." It would be enough if they didn’t mock the project’s failure.

If the project succeeded, however, they would definitely accuse Zhao Lei of favoritism.

"The choice is theirs to make; if they agree, we’ll all go back together."

Just as Zhao Lei expected, only two of them were willing to return—those who had been part of the original startup.

The four of them met up again, and they couldn’t help but laugh, "Here we go again."

"Yes." After all the twists and turns, it was still the four of them embarking on a new venture.

Zhao Lei once again treated everyone to the lavish meal they had when they first met.

At the dining table, they reminisced about their first meeting, including things left unsaid back then, now freely told.

Huang Man was very curious, considering that after increasing the company’s scale, they sold part of their shares and went back to school.

What made them willing to venture into entrepreneurship again puzzled her, until one of them mused, "I have to prove that I’m still young."

"Life should have challenges. You two have more wealth than us, and you’re embarking on a new venture, why can’t we do the same?"

"Exactly, no matter what, we still have our shares in the company; that’s enough for the rest of our lives."