Free Web NovelChapter 1188: Chapter 907: Good News (2)
So Lin Wan and Han Yi spent a few days here, sorted out their property documents, demolished the house, and finished laying the foundation. After they selected the materials locally, they left. freewёbnoνel.com
The rest was entrusted to Uncle. They agreed to come back in a few days to check on the progress. fɾēewebnσveℓ.com
After Lin Wan and Han Yi returned, they went straight to their parents’ home. Lin Guozhi had been waiting at home for several days.
Seeing Lin Wan come in with a box, he knew the things he had hidden away were back.
When Lin Guozhi received it, he was filled with emotions. These items represented years of his effort, and looking back at his choices, they were indeed remarkable. Now these things had become incredibly valuable.
Pointing to a piece of jade, Lin Guozhi said, "These were meant for your mom, but I never got the chance to give them back. Ah, decades have passed in the blink of an eye." As he spoke, Lin Guozhi helped Liang Hongmei put them on.
"Keep all of these, they hold memories." Lin Guozhi was reluctant to sell them off.
Liang Hongmei smiled and agreed with him, deciding not to sell them but keep them for themselves.
Brother inquired about the situation over there, and Lin Wan talked about the environment. It was beautiful alongside the sea, and the house their father bought was in the first row facing the sea, offering a great view where you could see the stunning scenery right as you step out in the morning.
Lin Wan also mentioned buying a plot of land there. Hearing this, Lin Guozhi looked delighted, "I know that place. When I was there, it was always vacant. I wanted to buy it back then, but it was too conspicuous and I feared being noticed, so I opted for a smaller one."
"We just thought it was a nice place, perfect for tourism and leisure, so we bought it," Lin Wan intended to say that the area would develop even better in a few years.
"That sounds good. Since they are building over there now, why not join them and build too? Later, we can all go there to see the place where Dad used to stay," Lin Yinghui suggested.
"Yes, we do intend to build, but I was hoping Ying Han could help design it for me, hehe. That place is quite large and can accommodate an estate." Building an estate would be costly, and without a good design plan, she wouldn’t initiate the construction.
After discussing with her father, Lin Wan went to find Ying Han. They had taken plenty of photos over there and even helped Ying Han measure the dimensions.
Ying Han liked the place very much, asking Lin Wan about her preferred style. Lin Wan couldn’t specify, but she had a rough idea, so Ying Han showed her various architectural photos taken abroad over the years.
Ying Han’s idea was to construct a small castle with a large swimming pool in the front and a vast flower field in the backyard, along with a vineyard and fruit trees, plus a little vegetable garden for a blend of leisure and lifestyle, ideal for vacationing.
Lin Wan agreed, though she noted the high cost of such a project. It seemed she needed to focus on earning more.
After spending two months at home, Lin Wan headed off to T City. This time, she took her own design plans with her. In these two months, her brother’s house had nearly been completed, with the exterior structure ready, pending final interior work.
When Lin Wan showed her plans to Uncle, he was surprised. This was a huge project.
Lin Wan instructed him to find the best construction team to undertake the project.
Of course, her village’s folks lacked the skills for such a task. After much deliberation, Uncle found a relative working in a city construction company to help Lin Wan build the house.
The designer was amazed upon seeing her plans and immediately accepted the project.
Lin Wan stayed over a month to watch her brother’s house being finalized and waited for her site’s foundation work to start before heading back.
She showed the photos taken during her stay to her father and brother, noting how much nicer the house looked and how much the environment had improved.
Saozi liked it more and more, eagerly waiting for her brother to take her there.
Two months later, Lin Wan went back again. This time, her brother and Saozi accompanied her, leaving Tuantuan behind as his school wasn’t on vacation. The main reason was Saozi wanted to go enjoy the scenery there.
However, two months in, her castle wasn’t finished yet due to the complexity of including two underground levels, resulting in slower construction. She saw only a semi-finished structure this time.
"This place is really nice, no wonder Dad chose to buy a house here," Saozi’s first impression of the place was that it was pure, beautiful, with pleasantly soothing sea breezes.
The bonus was that swimming was possible every day, with abundant fishermen providing fresh seafood daily.
"You all are about to retire, while my brother and I can’t even dream of retiring in this lifetime. We’re hoping to save some money to roam like Mom and Dad, visiting places freely—it’s truly delightful. Look at them now, growing plump from all the good food. Their trips aren’t just about exploring new places but also about savoring local delicacies, truly enjoying life."
"Saozi, what’s there to envy? Just make sure Tuantuan is well-prepared to take over. Then, we can go wherever we want."
"Yes, indeed. Maybe I should have Tuantuan study management. I’ve told him that after he graduates from college, I want him to study abroad like Little Star, gain knowledge about the world, and broaden his horizons. We must cultivate him properly, or else, how could we entrust such a big family enterprise to him and be at ease?"
"True, he should go out there and see. But in his college years, brother has been giving him plenty of opportunities to practice, and I’ve noticed Tuantuan is quite adaptable, clever, and shrewd."
"That’s right, he’s bound to be as capable as your brother and me in the future."
Lin Wan, her brother, and Saozi stayed for half a month before returning. During this period, Han Yi wanted to join her, but he couldn’t break away. Meanwhile, Little Star had already finished half a semester.
