Rebirth: I Will Win Easily in the Apocalypse-Chapter 5 - 4 Space Upgrade

"You fucker, don't think you can just dispose of my Gu Family's things. What does the Gu Family have to do with you? A burden should have the awareness of being a burden. Call Gu Yanzhi out here. Did she agree for you to sell the Gu Family to outsiders?"

"Gu Yanzhi"

"Gu Yanzhi"

"You, come out here"

Song Zhao's words somehow provoked Gu Yanqi—he suddenly stood up, yelling madly inside the house.

"What's the matter, cousin? Are you sick or what, Uncle? Why don't you take cousin to Wanping South Road for a look?" When Gu Yanzhi leaned against the door of the room, she looked at Gu Yanqi with an eye as if watching a fool and sarcastically said.

"Gu Yanzhi, you fucker, who are you calling mentally ill?" Gu Yanqi got even angrier, clenched his fists, and the next second, he was about to rush over and hit Gu Yanzhi.

"Enough, Gu Yanqi, shut up." Seeing that Gu Yanqi was increasingly unable to control himself, Gu Qiang interrupted.

"200 billion it is then, Zhizhi, you also know Uncle doesn't have that much money in hand. How about we give 100 billion first, and the rest, can we pay in installments?" Gu Qiang sighed, spoke kindly, yet when he looked at Gu Yanzhi, his eyes seemed to have been poisoned.

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"Dad"

"Brother"

Gu Yanqi and Gu Li exclaimed in disbelief. For Gu Yanqi, it was pure defiance; for Gu Li, it was surprise because this wasn't what they had discussed yesterday.

"It's 200 billion, both families together could afford it, but emptying out essentially leaves just the currently non-liquid Gu Family shares in hand."

"Shut up," Gu Qiang scolded in a low voice.

Gu Li and Gu Yanqi reluctantly swallowed the words they were about to say.

"Fine, for Uncle's sake, give 100 billion first. The remaining 100 billion, whenever it's settled within half a month, I'll give you the shares," Gu Yanzhi no longer wanted to see the faces of the enemies in this room, agreed and then turned around to close the door, leaving Song Zhao and Gu Qiang and Gu Li to sign the contract.

"Bro, how could you just agree?" Right after coming out from the Gu Yanzhi's house, Gu Li anxiously asked. According to their discussion yesterday, they would give at most 150 billion to those little brats—200 billion was way beyond the budget, none of her principal could be saved now.

"Give it to them first, then we'll take care of the Gu Family shares, and see how easy it will be to clean them up," Gu Qiang sinisterly said.

After Gu Qiang left, Gu Yanzhi and Song Zhao returned to the Gu Mansion.

Yesterday, Gu Yanlin had already dismissed the mansion's servants, giving each a hefty severance pay. Gu Yanlin even hinted that they should better invest this money in high-rise properties and stock up on long-lasting food at home.

Some shrewd ones believed the employer had insider news, like the imminent rocketing of real estate prices in City C—it wasn't strange for the wealthy Gu Family to have such information sources.

The employer was kind, having given such a hefty sum and hinted at a money-making channel—to follow was natural. When continuous heavy rains later drenched those living on lower levels, rendering them homeless, everyone was immensely grateful to the Gu siblings.

Of course, some scoffed at this notion, not believing the young siblings had any credible insights and didn't follow the advice, only to later deeply regret it.

"Sis, Brother Zhao, you're back. I've almost finished packing everything. I just left your bedroom undone."

The Gu Mansion was a meaningful place where the three of them had grown up. They couldn't return here in the future yet still wanted to keep the important memories and their parents' belongings close.

So yesterday's division of tasks was that Gu Yanzhi and Song Zhao were responsible for shopping. Gu Yanlin had to return to the mansion to dismiss servants and pack those significant items properly, making it easier for Gu Yanzhi to place in storage.

Gu Yanzhi, standing in the living room, looked at the familiar, empty home. The tip of her nose felt sore as she nearly shed tears again. She tenderly caressed the things around the house—the couch mom carefully chose, the coffee table, the dining table, the swing dad handmade for me... only the space was limited, these large items could not be taken.

Walking from downstairs to upstairs, Gu Yanzhi remained silent, quietly watching the home they were leaving behind forever. Gu Yanlin and Song Zhao followed behind Gu Yanzhi in silence, gazing at this place full of memories. They could never return here.

At last, Gu Yanzhi stopped in her parents' bedroom.

After standing silently in the room for a while, Gu Yanzhi composed herself and began placing the items Gu Yanlin had already organized into storage. Mainly Mrs. Gu's jewelry and some personal items.