Phoenix Revenge System-Chapter 132: PRS Liona 33

Lura, whose hands were full of various snacks, as were Laus’s hands, which were also full of plastic bags, making it a little difficult to carry them, decided to go home immediately.

"Bro, I think we bought too much," said Lura, laughing as she looked at their hands full of groceries.

"Never mind, ma’am, the important thing is that the kids are happy. Let’s go home," said Laus as he walked toward their motorcycle.

As soon as she arrived home, Lura got off her motorcycle and opened the gate, her four children rushed over enthusiastically and immediately took the packages in her hands and on the motorcycle rack.

"What did you buy, Mom? Wow, that’s a lot!" Leo shouted as he grabbed the plastic shopping bags.

"I want this one, ma’am!" Lan exclaimed with sparkling eyes.

Lura, surprised by her children’s enthusiastic actions, could only shake her head and smile broadly at their excitement.

"Sir, don’t give Liona the red one. It’s spicy and will hurt her stomach!" shouted Lura as she hurried into the house, a little worried.

"Okay, Mom, Dad will watch them," replied Laus while keeping an eye on the children.

Once inside, Lura saw all her children sitting on the floor with their faces smeared with sauce or coconut flakes from the snacks she had brought.

Even her beautiful baby was covered in powdered sugar from the homemade donuts she was eating heartily.

"Oh my, you guys are such a mess. I’ll clean it up later," said Lura with a chuckle.

Seeing the snacks disappear in an instant, Liona began to think of a brilliant business idea.

"Hmm, if only there were rolled telul, makaloni goleng telul, sostel, sempol, clepes, it would definitely be even more delicious. Mom could sell all of these," she thought to herself, her mind brimming with ideas.

Although he didn’t know the snacks his sister mentioned, seeing Liona’s saliva almost dripping as she imagined all the foods on her list made Lano’s mouth water too, imagining all those delicious snacks right before his eyes.

"When we move to the city, you can easily make all those snacks because there’s electricity here, so we can use appliances that require electricity to help you make all the delicious cakes I want, and they will definitely sell well because your cakes are always delicious," Liona chattered to herself with confidence, making her three older siblings swallow their saliva several times as they imagined how delicious the cakes mentioned by their younger sister would be, even though they had never seen them.

However, when Liona’s three older siblings remembered their sister’s words about staying in the city, their thoughts became a little complicated and confused.

"Is it true that we are moving to the city? Then, what about mom and dad’s business? Will we also transfer to a school in the city after we move there? What about our friends?" The three of them were filled with questions and worries.

They realized that, in addition to electricity, their grandparents’ house also had a television and a refrigerator that could keep food cold, so that when the dry season arrived, they could drink ice water to their heart’s content without having to buy it from a shop.

The three of them immediately glanced at Laus and Lura, who were sitting next to them, enjoying the leftover snacks they hadn’t finished while chatting casually.

"What’s wrong, kids? Why are you staring at mom and dad like that? Is there something you want to ask?" asked Lura curiously, looking at her children’s expressions.

"Mom!" Lan was angry to see her mother pretending not to understand what they were asking, even though they knew that their father and mother could also hear Liona’s inner voice, so they must have known what they were asking.

"You know what Liona was thinking earlier, right?" Leo added, demanding an answer.

Stared at by her children with such hope, Lura chuckled softly, feeling a little caught out.

"God willing, children, pray for us, so that your father and mother’s business will run smoothly and we can fulfill your wishes and dreams. Your father and mother will try their best," she said earnestly.

Hearing Lura’s words, a broad smile appeared on Lan’s face, filled with joy.

"Of course, Mom, after every prayer, Lan always prays for Mom and Dad to always be healthy and be blessed with a steady flow of fortune. We also pray for our family to always be happy," he said enthusiastically as he hugged his mother.

"The prayers of good children are surely heard by God, my dear. You are the most precious treasure to your mother and father," said Lura as she stroked her second child’s head with love and emotion.

"Amen, O Lord of the universe," Laus added as he stroked his children’s heads.

The small family continued eating snacks, occasionally interspersed with light conversation and warm laughter, making Arto’s usually quiet house lively and full of warmth.

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The next day, Lura took her children to the building they had purchased to see the decorations they would make, riding in the car that Januar drove enthusiastically.

"Are you excited to see the new store?" asked Januar while driving.

"Yes, uncle! We’re so curious!" replied Leo and his two younger siblings in unison.

Laus and the workers who arrived earlier have done the work according to the design they agreed upon yesterday.

Nothing much has changed in terms of the building’s structure; they have simply installed display cases and a few shelves to hold the snacks they will sell later.

"How is it going? You can see the shape now, right?" asked Lura while observing the store room.

"Yes, ma’am, just the finishing touches. God willing, it will be done soon," replied Laus while supervising the workers.

Liona, who has a wealth of experience from her previous life, continues to advise her parents on the interior and exterior decoration of the store in accordance with the design of snack shops in the 21st century.

"Mom, it doesn’t fit there. It’s better to move it here so it’s more visible!" Liona said to herself as she pointed with her hand.

Although it was not yet completely finished, they could already see that the design Liona proposed was very attractive and eye-catching to draw buyers’ attention.

"Mom, our store is nice, isn’t it? It’s different from the others," Leo praised as he looked around.

"Yes, dear, it’s all thanks to Liona’s ideas. Your sister is very smart," replied Lura, kissing Liona on the cheek.

Lura, who has a bit of a business spirit, feels that the appearance of her shop is attractive enough to draw visitors, so she can’t wait to open it and start this new venture.

"Sir, Mom can’t wait to open this store. It will definitely be crowded with buyers," said Lura enthusiastically.

Unfortunately, she still had to wait for an auspicious date for the store to open according to family tradition. This time, Lura did not argue or oppose her parents’ decision because she could use the time to prepare the products that would be displayed in the store and increase the number of employees so that she would not be overwhelmed with production when there was demand.

"Ma’am, I will help find reliable additional workers," offered Laus.

"Thank you, sir. My mother really needs your help," said Lura with a smile.

Liona also helped her mother create a simple business plan so that the progress of their business venture could be monitored and it could develop well in the future.