Super Spender

Chapter 160 - 160: 156: A Harmonious Family Makes Everything Successful – Part 2

Grace, of course, understood this and immediately responded with respectful gratitude, “Thank you, Mr. Lewis.”

“No need to thank me, you also provided the service, didn’t you? We will be leaving first, there may be other things that will require your assistance afterward, like issues regarding renovation,” Finn said with a smile.

“No problem, Mr. Lewis. If there are any issues, feel free to come to us. We promise to introduce you to the best renovation companies,” Davis Manager assured confidently.

Carrying a thick stack of contracts, the trio left the sales office. Only then did others, who had been paying attention to their proceedings, began to stir. “Is this what you call a second-generation rich? He’s outrageously wealthy. Buying houses as if purchasing cabbages. I’ve never seen anyone buy a whole project of a residential area outright.”

“Indeed. But what was that car he drove? There seems to be no logo in the front, but there’s a butterfly at the back. It looks quite high-end. I’ve never seen that car before.”

“Certainly, it won’t be a cheap car. Did you think they could be like us, driving a Flying Horse or Eldora? These may be luxury cars in the eyes of ordinary people, but to the real wealthy, they are probably reserved for their bodyguards and assistants.”

On the way back, Sophie Lee didn’t clamor to drive. Her head was spinning a bit. Her brother said he sold a property for one billion federal coins, but can someone explain how that one billion turned into over eight billion? And it is not possible that Finn hadn’t spent any money before.

Only when they were nearing their home did Sophie snap back to reality. She glared at Finn, “Finn, be honest, how much money have you made? You just spent over eight billion. Didn’t you tell me you only sold for one billion federal coins?”

“Hehe, this is something you don’t need to ask, sister. I can’t explain it clearly, but rest assured I haven’t stolen or robbed the money,” Finn chuckled. He truly didn’t know how to explain it. He also didn’t plan on hiding it from her as he still needed her help.

Without Finn’s explanation, Sophie couldn’t ask for more. Although she didn’t show it, Sophie was still aghast inside. Is this the same brother she knew?

Although they moved to Hello City later, Finn basically grew up with her since childhood. She knows her brother really well.

She had also met Finn a few times while he was in college. How did he become a completely different person just after a little over a year? But no matter how shocked Sophie was, she couldn’t ignore the fact right in front of her. She kept reminding herself that Finn was always smart since he was a kid and vowed that he would be successful in the future, but the timing was too fast.

“Oh, by the way, don’t mention buying all these houses tonight. I bought these houses for other purposes as well. You must cooperate with me,” Finn reminded Sophie again when he saw her stop asking.

“Cooperate with what?” Sophie glanced at Finn and asked.

“The houses I bought today will be given to each of you. Aside from our family, we have six siblings on my mother’s side, that’s six houses. Then, each of the children gets a house. For example, your family has three children, one for your eldest sister, one for you, and one for Winter Lee. Then one for Jason Wells from Uncle’s family, one for Jasmine Clarke from Fourth Aunt’s family, and one for King Davis from Fifth Aunt’s family, and so on for the rest of the families,” Finn explained to Sophie.

Although these relatives all lived in Hello City and their living conditions were ordinary, they still helped each other. During busy harvest seasons, they would return to their home to help harvest crops despite the long distances. Perhaps there wasn’t much financial help, but Finn appreciated these relationships. His parents’ relatives were all nice, and they could help each other. Finn had deep affection for this large family. Giving one house to each family showed no difficulty for Finn.

“Is this a good idea?” Sophie hesitated before finally saying.

“Why wouldn’t it be?” Finn raised an eyebrow.

“By giving four houses to our family and only two to Uncle’s, won’t that cause some problems? There’s a saying, ‘It’s not poverty, but inequality that’s scary’. Eventhough we’re all family, but won’t this cause contention?” As a tour guide, Sophie was experienced in dealing with people’s emotions.

“Sister, to be honest, if it were another family, I can’t guarantee. But for our family, I’m certain you don’t have to worry about it. No one would have other thoughts. These houses may seem too many for you, but with me around, you won’t have to worry about the cost of these houses so just trust me,” Finn gave a reassuring smile.

“Well, if you have everything under control, then alright,” after some thought, Sophie agreed. It seemed as if her family’s generosity was sincere without any ulterior motives. For example, her eldest aunt, who was better off, would give money or things occasionally to her two younger uncles. They didn’t give much, but it was not just once or twice. Neither her father nor her siblings minded much about it.

“Alright, leave this to me. Just don’t leak it to others. I’m definitely going back to Celeston City. But for now, our parents will live in a semi-detached villa. It’s good for everyone to live close to each other to feel livelier,” Finn contemplated and then spoke.

“Sure, you decide. I think it’s a good idea too. But thanks in advance. You haven’t waited for anything yet you’re already offering me a house. My husband will be thrilled,” Sophie had been married already but her husband was teaching at the university that afternoon, so he couldn’t make it back in time.

Finn chuckled, of course, he knew why Sophie said that. This was because she and her husband were still living with Sophie’s eldest aunt. They had been worried about how to buy a house and now, Finn directly gave one to them.

“Just consider it as a belated wedding present. When you got married, I didn’t have any money. Now that I have money, I want to make it up to you,” Finn said with a smile.

“Well, your intention is remembered. The thing you gave us is still kept at home. My husband said it would be nice to display it in the living room once we move into the new house,” Sophie laughed. When she got married, Finn was in his first year at university and naturally didn’t have much money. Finn stubbornly bought a very large tree root and sculpted it into a piece of art. The quality of the finished piece was quite good. Sophie’s husband particularly liked this piece. He was ecstatic when he received it. Despite its lack of monetary value, he still loved it..