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"Can we stay here a bit longer?"
Kamila bounced happily, no longer feeling sleepy. "I've only spent a few days in Huaxia, and I haven't had enough fun yet. This time, I really want to stay longer! I want to watch the sunrise and sunset at Mount Tai, explore the beautiful landscapes of Guilin, and so much more."
It seemed the young girl had done her travel homework. Initially thinking they would have to return early, she was pleasantly surprised by this unexpected opportunity!
Xu Weihua finished brushing his teeth and washing his face. He turned around and picked up Kamila, planting a kiss on her small lips. "When we get married and go on our honeymoon, we can really enjoy ourselves for a while. My dad's visit this time was quite unexpected. I’ve heard from my grandmother that my dad and grandfather didn’t get along very well, so don’t get your hopes up too high."
"Oh, I see."
The little girl pouted, wrapping her arms around her boyfriend's neck. Feeling a bit discouraged, she shook her head slightly. "Alright then."
After packing their bags, they arrived at the hotel lobby where Xu Haigui and Li Yanhong were already waiting in the lounge area. Soon after, Xu Weixia joined them with Angelina, and more people began to gather.
Xu Weihua waved at their manager Mei Lin Ka, who was approaching with a small bag. "We need to stay in Huaxia a bit longer."
Mei Lin Ka, around thirty years old with decent looks and a well-maintained figure, frowned and shook her head. "Last night, we received many requests for your appearances. If next month is my grandfather's sixtieth birthday, going back and forth will waste time. It might be better to rest here in Huaxia and postpone the appearances for now."
Seeing Xu Weihua's insistence, Mei Lin Ka didn’t press further; after all, she was just an employee—whatever the boss said went.
A large group of them headed to the hotel restaurant for breakfast before heading to the airport to part ways. The manager and staff took the red envelopes from Xu Weihua and Xu Weixia back home for their vacation while Xu Haigui boarded the plane to Jinling with his grandchildren.
"Grandpa."
"Hmm? What's up?"
Xu Haigui unbuckled his seatbelt and leaned forward to look at his eldest grandson. Xu Weihua grinned widely. "You are really good-looking, unlike my dad and brother; their faces are all hairy and ugly." He mentioned that their mothers were flying in tomorrow morning and planned to stay in Huaxia for a while.
"Oh, okay."
Xu Haigui initially agreed without thinking much, assuming it was just one of his grandson's friends coming over. It took him a moment to realize what was happening; he nodded silently after a pause, then turned back to look at the screen in front of him. His body trembled slightly with excitement as he rubbed his hands on his pants, his eyes becoming slightly red.
Sitting next to him, Li Yanhong bit her lip without saying anything. She didn’t know how to face this child whom she had once hurt.
After arranging matters at the ranch and in the village and giving Peter and Lisa their leave early, the family of nine loaded their luggage onto the plane heading to Jinling. Looking out at the clouds from the window stirred many thoughts within Eva. She placed her hand over Misha’s left hand as they silently held hands tightly.
"Misha, the kids have grown up so much; what are you still holding onto?"
Xu Li turned to look at Eva; her face still looked beautiful as ever. "I’m just feeling a bit sentimental. Time flies so fast; it’s hard to believe another year has passed!"
He tightened his grip on her small hand. "I realize now that I’m greedy; I want to spend countless more years with you, watching our grandchildren grow up and witnessing their moments of happiness before we part ways."
Listening to her husband’s heartfelt musings filled Eva with a smile as she rested her head on his sturdy shoulder, quietly listening. How she wished to live alongside him forever!
In a fleeting life, one's aspirations remain merely aspirations, never transforming into reality. Rather than longing for a future life, it is far more practical to focus on the present and cherish what we have right now.
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