Going home for the Chinese New Year with a year-end bonus of 100 million

Xiaoya was very unhappy after hearing what they said.

"Haozi! What are you saying?!"

"Why can't we talk about this?"

"That woman's behavior is inhuman! She's about to get married, and she's still entangled with her ex-boyfriend!"

"She's shameless herself, why are you worried about whether she has any dignity? Does she even deserve it?"

Xiaoya got angrier and angrier as she talked, and rolled up her sleeves, ready to walk out.

"No way! I'm determined to get involved! I have to find that woman and get to the bottom of this!"

"Are you really treating our family like this, taking advantage of us like we have no one left?!"

Yang Fan smiled helplessly as he looked at his younger sister's fiery temper.

He reached out and gently patted Xiaoya's shoulder, gesturing for her to sit down.

"Xiaoya, calm down."

His voice was steady, carrying a reassuring strength.

"Actually, I think Haozi did the right thing."

Xiaoya was stunned and looked at him in confusion:

"Brother? He did nothing wrong? He was bullied like this, and he kept quiet about it. How can that be considered doing nothing wrong?"

"Let me finish," Yang Fan said, looking at her patiently as he explained.

"What will you gain by storming over there and making a scene now?"

"Should I yell at her? Or beat her up?"

"and then?"

"If this becomes public knowledge, people will only say that our Yang family went to great lengths for a woman of loose morals."

"That just proves that we still care about her. It's not worth getting our hands dirty for a jerk like her."

"These old shoes, just throw them away, it's no big deal."

Yang Fan turned his head, his gaze falling on Yang Hao, and his tone became serious.

"The most important thing now is for you to work hard and live a life that is a hundred times, a thousand times better than what you have now."

"You're still so young. Once you're good enough, you'll find all kinds of good girls."

"Breaking up with this kind of woman sooner rather than later is a good thing; it's God helping you."

After listening to her brother's words, Xiaoya was still angry, but she also felt that what he said made sense.

She sat down and angrily took a big gulp of water.

"Brother, I know you're right, but I just can't stand it!"

"What's there to be angry about?" Yang Fan laughed.

"As long as Haozi lives a good life in the future, has enough ability, and enough resources, that woman will naturally regret it."

"The best revenge against this kind of person is to let her see that you are doing better than her."

Yang Hao, who had been silent all along, raised his head at this moment.

He looked at Yang Fan, and a glimmer of light rekindled in his bloodshot eyes.

"Sis, brother is right."

Ultimately, it's because I'm not capable enough.

"Brother, I've figured it out now. I'm going to work hard to earn money!"

He clenched his fist, as if making a vow to himself.

"I'll go back to the construction site after the New Year. I'll work harder than before, work more overtime, and save more money."

"I want to save enough money before I get married, and I'll pay for the wedding myself so my parents won't have to worry about it anymore."

"They were so busy with my wedding that their hair turned white from exhaustion."

"They just insulted me like that, and I didn't say a word in response because I knew I had disappointed them, and I felt...worried more than anyone else."

Looking at his sensible younger brother, Yang Fan felt a deep sense of satisfaction.

The saying "Children from poor families learn to be independent early" is absolutely true.

Although this child is introverted, he has a righteous heart and upright character.

Even when faced with such unpleasant situations, he doesn't complain about others, but rather about his own lack of effort.

Such character is so rare in this fast-paced society.

Yang Fan had already begun to plan his future in his heart.

He currently has 100 million yuan in cash on him.

One hundred million is an astronomical figure for ordinary people, a concept that can completely overwhelm them.

But for Yang Fan, who grew up in the village, he never thought about how to squander money.

Buy a sports car worth millions?

Spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in one night at a nightclub?

Get a gold tooth?

These absurd ideas never crossed his mind.

His most extravagant spending plan was simply to buy a slightly larger apartment in the provincial capital.

It wasn't for my own enjoyment, but rather to bring my parents over so that my younger sister could have her own room, and so that the whole family could live together instead of in such a crowded place.

But now, these events have given him a deeper understanding of the meaning of "money".

Making money isn't just for yourself.

It's also so that the people around me can live a better life.

To free my parents from those hard and tiring manual labor jobs on construction sites.

This will prevent my third uncle and aunt from risking their lives to build steel frames for a few hundred yuan a day.

He wanted to ensure that his younger brother, Yang Hao, would no longer be looked down upon by a woman or trampled underfoot by reality because of his lack of money.

He didn't want to see his family members living like that anymore.

How can we help them?

Do you want me to pay you directly?

One million per person?

Yang Fan shook his head. This won't do.

It's not that he's reluctant to part with it; a few million is just a drop in the ocean for him.

Rather, he understood his family's personalities. When he gave them the money, they would most likely just deposit it in the bank and continue their previous life of working odd jobs.

This does not fundamentally change their lifestyle.

It is better to teach people how to fish than to teach people how to fish.

We need to find them something to do.

With that thought in mind, he made a decision.

He looked at Yang Hao and said:

"Haozi, I'm very pleased that you have this idea."

"But don't go to the construction site after the Chinese New Year this year."

Yang Hao was stunned: "Huh? Bro, where am I supposed to go if I don't go to the construction site?"

"Come with me." Yang Fan's tone left no room for argument. "You're coming with me to the provincial capital."

"And my third uncle and aunt, my father and mother, I'll try to find a way to bring them to the provincial capital."

"Our family will live in one place from now on, so we can take care of each other."

"Let me see, I can set up a small business for them in the provincial capital. A vegetable stall, a fish stall, or a small fast food restaurant would all work."

"As long as you work hard, you can definitely earn much more money in a month than you would on a construction site."

"I'll invest, so you can focus on your work."

"Don't rush this, I'll think about it slowly. Don't worry, Haozi, with me here, with your down-to-earth and sensible nature, I guarantee you'll have a bright future."

After speaking, Yang Fan turned his gaze to his younger sister beside him.

"Xiaoya, this isn't just for Haozi, it's for you too."

"You're graduating soon. Whether you want to find a job or start your own studio, it's fine with me. I'll invest in you."

"But there's one thing I need to make clear first." His expression turned serious.

"If you have the ability and are confident you can do it well, I'll support you even if it means giving up everything I own."

"But if you don't have the ability yourself, and you know it's a losing proposition, I don't recommend you do it."

"It's not that I'm stingy with that little bit of money, but I'd rather give it to you directly so you can live as your little princess in peace than let it go to waste."

"It's good that you're young and have ideas. But you must have a plan in mind before you do anything."

"You only need to remember one sentence."

"Brother, I am your strongest support."

These were words Yang Fan said from the bottom of his heart.

He felt he owed his younger sister, who was independent, self-disciplined, and so sensible from a young age that it broke his heart, too.

He would unconditionally support whatever she wanted to do, as long as it was right.