The Reborn Aristocrat's Daughter-Chapter 59 - Little Uncle (2)_1

Seeing that his sister looked upset, Loo Jianxin, holding Situ Xin, walked over to the sofa and asked his brother-in-law, “Brother-in-law, what’s wrong with my sister?”

Previously, the incident of Situ Xin being taken was not told to Loo Jianxin since he was abroad, for fear that he would worry if he heard about it.

Situ Haotian thought since it was all in the past, it was better not to bring it up again.

“Nothing serious, your sister just got emotional remembering the first time Baby called her ‘mom’.”

Although Loo Jianxin was skeptical about what his brother-in-law said, he did not pursue the matter further, “Baby, do you still recognize me?” Loo Jianxin’s wife, also Situ Xin’s little aunt, was charmed by the porcelain-doll like child in her husband’s arms.

She wanted to hold her just then, but seeing how her husband was so affectionate and reluctant to let go, she didn’t step forward to compete.

Situ Xin looked at the stylishly dressed woman in front of her, of course fashionable relative to this era.

“Little aunt.” Situ Xin called out crisply.

“Eh, sister, Baby actually recognizes me!” Hearing Situ Xin recognizing her immediately brought much joy to her heart.

There was no trace of a strong businesswoman in her at that moment.

“That’s my daughter, she’s smart.” Situ Haotian sat next to Loo Yaxin, one arm around her waist, speaking with great pride.

“Hehe, Xiao Juan, seeing how much you both love children, why don’t you hurry up and have one of your own?” Loo Yaxin said laughingly.

“Your sister is right, you two aren’t that young anymore.

Hurry up.” Old Master Loo also chimed in.

“Hey dad, sister, we’re still young.

We’re still focusing on our careers, right?

Maybe in a few years.” Saying this, Loo Jianxin continued to play with Situ Xin in his arms.

After dinner, it was customary for the men from both families to go up to the study to discuss business, while the women stayed downstairs to drink tea and chat.

Of course, Situ Xin was the exception.

She was carried by Loo Jianxin along with everyone to the study.

Since Situ Xin had come home, Old Master Situ, seeing that Loo Jianxin rarely came back, generously did not fight over her.

“Jianxin, you’re not planning to develop your career overseas indefinitely, are you?” Old Master Loo started as soon as he sat down.

After so many years watching his younger son carve out a successful path abroad, he had long given up on the idea of pushing him into a political career.

“I have considered expanding my company to our country.

And I’ve been back to scout over the years, but the results haven’t been very promising,” Loo Jianxin paused, then continued, “I’ve heard recently that the securities market in Province S will open next year?

If that’s the case, I’ll move some of my overseas funds back then.”

Upon hearing her little uncle’s words, Situ Xin remembered that the stock market in Country H was about to be established.

In her previous life, when Situ Xin had spare time, she enrolled in a university abroad, majoring in economics.

Her graduation thesis was on the stock market in Country H, and she remembered each rise and fall clearly.

She distinctly remembered that this stock market would skyrocket, and everyone who invested would make a loud penny.

Situ Xin couldn’t help but admire her little uncle’s foresight, and also planned to make a fortune in this stock market.

Situ Xin had a reason for wanting to make money.

Before, she hadn’t grasped the concept of money.

But once she realized how powerful the enemies they were going to face were, she began thinking about expanding her own influence.

She wanted to cultivate her own shadow forces to help her family deal with the hidden crises.

She even thought about seizing control of an organization from her previous life for her own use.

For this purpose, while in the space, she had made detailed plans, but found them hard to execute.

Besides the limitation of her age, there was also money; buying weapons and equipment required money, and so did sustaining her subordinates.

So, at that time, money seemed particularly important, and only then did Situ Xin begin to understand the benefits of money and the desire to make it.

In the underground warehouse of Situ Xin’s space, there were many valuable objects; taking just a bit out would result in a substantial income, but these were antiques and such.

Not to mention Situ Xin was reluctant, even if she were willing, those items were too conspicuous and would bring unnecessary trouble to her family.

Thus, even the boxes and boxes of gold bars in the space could only be taken out occasionally.

“Jianxin, are you talking about stocks?” Loo Jianguo was not very familiar with stocks previously, but the central government had been paying close attention to this matter lately, so he had taken time to study up.

“Yes.” Loo Jianxin replied.

“Those stocks are very risky.” Loo Jianguo didn’t outright say Loo Jianxin shouldn’t buy, but anyone who knew him understood what he meant.

“Bro, anything we do comes with risks.

With risk comes reward,” Loo Jianxin was aware of the risks involved in stock investment, but he also knew that while the risks were high, so were the potential returns.

“About that stock thing, Jianxin, you really should think it over thoroughly, business should be done with both feet on the ground,” Old Master Loo clearly also disapproved of Loo Jianxin’s plan to buy stocks.