Having finally made it home, Li Xiang naturally spent more time with his family, especially his grandmother.
He personally cooked a feast. The family of eight—Jiang Cai'Er, Li Xiang, his grandmother, Jiang Jianguo and his wife, and their two sons and one daughter—shared a reunion dinner.
Granny Li Xiang was now ninety-five years old. Jiang Jianguo and his wife were sixty-five and sixty-four, respectively. Jiang Cai'Er was forty-two, and Li Xiang was nearly fifty.
But in terms of appearance, Li Xiang and Jiang Cai'Er showed no signs of aging, looking almost the same age as their sons, who were in their early twenties. Their daughter, Li Xinyue, was almost eighteen and about to face her college entrance exams.
In truth, given the Li Family's current status, whether she took the exams or not was irrelevant—it was merely a formality. The best university in the world, City University of Science and Technology No. 03, had already extended an olive branch to her.
