Reborn with a Space: Building a Fortune Amidst Famine

Chapter 1007: Chapter 1007: Returning Home

Su Yuanyuan knew that studying would be very easy for the three children, but they still had to attend school, so they wouldn’t be too different from everyone else.

The three children nodded. They really didn’t want to leave their mom’s side, but thinking that they could see her every day was enough.

Tan Shaoting and Hu Zi came over too, along with the other three. Chengzi went to boil some water. It was almost six o’clock now.

Su Yuanyuan smiled at the three children, "What do you want to eat? Let’s go out for a meal."

Especially with outsiders here. There wasn’t much food at home, so it was inconvenient to eat at home.

Da Biao nodded as well, "Yes, what do you want to eat? Today, your uncle will treat you to a meal."

"Mom, can we have fried noodles with soybean paste? I’ve always remembered that taste."

"Sure, no problem, let’s go over there now."

They hadn’t left yet when the door was knocked.

Bai Yucheng was really quite helpless. But only Minister Su could resolve this issue, so he mustered the courage to come over.

Chengzi opened the door and saw Bai Yucheng, realizing there was an important matter again.

"Minister Su, there’s news from the association. Japan has filed a lawsuit. They’ve asked Minister Su to respond."

Su Yuanyuan nodded. "I’ll go over right away, and also arrange for someone to install a phone at home tomorrow."

"Yes."

Su Yuanyuan turned and smiled at the three children, "Do you want to go with Mom to make a call or wait for me at the restaurant? I’ll be quick. It’s just a phone call."

"Mom, we’ll go with you." They really didn’t dare to leave their mom’s side right now.

"Okay, Tan Shaoting, you all wait for us at the restaurant. I’ll be quick; just have Chengzi drive us there."

Tan Shaoting didn’t want to leave Su Yuanyuan’s side either, wanting to be with her all the time, just looking up to see her.

"Hu Zi, go wait at the restaurant. I’ll go with your sister-in-law."

Su Yuanyuan had no objections, so they split up to take separate actions.

The father and son went with Su Yuanyuan to her office, where her dozen or so secretaries were waiting.

Qian Zhifeng dialed the association’s number.

Su Yuanyuan took the call, speaking entirely in a foreign language, which the children and Tan Shaoting could understand. The children admired their mom as they watched her.

"Can they file a lawsuit without evidence? Then we’ll start gathering evidence. Their years of invasion are an ironclad fact."

"Minister Su, these are two different matters. I’m just notifying you that you need to attend the trial in November."

Su Yuanyuan snorted coldly, "We won’t go."

"Minister Su, we’ll still follow the normal procedures."

"Fine, if there are any more unreasonable requests, we’ll withdraw."

Su Yuanyuan knew they wouldn’t dare, as the population and area still spoke for themselves, so they really wouldn’t risk them withdrawing.

"Minister Su, you’re being too impulsive."

"No, also, if Japan agrees to my conditions, then I’ll go over. As for what conditions, I’ve already told them. If they don’t agree, do whatever you want, we’ll withdraw. I believe not being involved doesn’t harm us." The economy hadn’t started yet, so they really didn’t care about this.

They knew this person was hard to handle, and having learned about different countries, Minister Su didn’t seem like someone from that nation. Are the women over there all this pragmatic?

"Minister Su, I’ll contact them."

After putting down the phone, Su Yuanyuan smiled, took the children by the hand, and said, "Let’s go, let’s eat."

"Mom, you’re amazing. I want to learn the languages you know too." This way, they’d know what Mom was saying.

Su Yuanyuan nodded, "No problem, I’ll find a teacher for you. Tomorrow, you can come here with me to study.

But it means you won’t have much playtime anymore. But I’ll try to arrange some time to take you to familiar places. If possible, we’ll visit Mom’s hometown during the new year."

Qi Yan and his siblings nodded, smiling. After all, they were still kids.

Tan Shaoting followed them quietly. Qian Zhifeng waited at the door, "Minister." He felt awkward too, having forced the minister back despite her situation.

"It’s okay. By the way, arrange for a translator to start teaching my three kids tomorrow. They already know some languages."

Su Yuanyuan thought the news from Japan seemed useful. They would be forced to agree to her terms. She needed to go there anyway, bringing the kids would be perfect for seeing the place.

She knew Tan Shaoting was disguised, so even with the father and son standing beside them, no one could recognize them.

"Yes, everything will be arranged by tomorrow."

All the secretaries respectfully watched the family leave, marveling that they’ve finally witnessed the kind of man worthy of Minister Su. When the family stood together, the ordinary could only sigh in admiration.

Chengzi drove to a noodle shop known for its noodles with soybean paste and marinated pig trotters, which Hu Zi had already prepared. They ordered everything the place had.

This time, they dined in a private room at the back of the restaurant, which made talking easier.

"Mom, this is the taste I remember."

"As long as you like it, that’s all that matters."

Su Yuanyuan still ate the same amount as she used to. Tan Shaoting fondly remembered her small, familiar habits. Despite her amnesia, these little habits remained unchanged.

The three kids felt comfortable around Hu Zi, so there was constant laughter at the table.

By the time dinner was over, it was already seven o’clock. Hu Zi and his group had to leave, giving the family some private time together.

Moreover, the eldest was in a precarious situation. If he couldn’t appease the elder sister-in-law, they feared he might get left behind.

Chengzi drove. He planned to stay home tonight and had already tidied up his old room earlier in the afternoon.

Back home, the two men started a fire, while the mother and kids huddled around each other, listening to Mom talk about her experiences in recent years and the little brother they hadn’t met yet.

"When I find time to arrange it, we probably won’t make it this year. But eventually, you’ll get to meet your little brother. I’ve already forgotten your faces, but I know my kids were certainly more beautiful when they were born."

Of course, the kids felt jealous hearing about their mom having a little brother. But the latter part of her words put their minds at ease.

Su Yuanyuan lovingly looked at her three children. Suddenly, she grew very serious and said, "You three must remember, no one in my heart can ever replace you. You are my treasures."