Chen Pingsheng had a reason to be angry; ever since his younger sister married Hu Lin.
Relatives from Hu Lin's hometown came up with various excuses every year to take a few million from his younger sister.
Money wasn't a big deal to him, but things like favors and goodwill are finite; the more you use, the less you have.
And that was far more important than money.
The key issue was that the Hu family had absolutely no potential for development.
Chen Pingsheng called his elder sister; her two daughters had always performed excellently academically.
Xiao Ya was entering her junior year in college later this year, and Xiao Le would begin her freshman year in September.
Whenever the holidays came around, he would always call these two nieces over to his home to give them some advice.
His elder sister was straightforward by nature, and for her to raise two such outstanding daughters—this was something even Chen Pingsheng hadn't expected.
