Rebirth 1980: Marrying my sister’s best friend at the beginning

Chapter 858 Return to the city, the struggle of the Sassoon family!

Return to the city. Lotus Pier!

With a long whistle, a passenger ship slowly docked at the pier.

After getting off the boat, although seasickness made him feel a little uncomfortable, Li Yi was still very happy.

Because he was about to see Jiang Xue and the children.

Li Yi was both surprised and very excited about Jiang Xue taking the children south to find him, but at the same time he also felt a little guilty.

Originally, he had said before that in this life he did not want to turn himself into a money-making machine like in his previous life. The focus of his life should be on his family, his wife, children and parents.

But now that he has been away for several months, he can neither take care of Jiang Xue's feelings nor accompany his children to grow up. He feels that he has completely deviated from his previous life plan.

But he also knows that planning is just planning, and there are too many variables in life.

For example, Jiang Xue's identity as the daughter of a wealthy family, whether in the past life or in this life, is something Li Yi did not expect.

If his daughter-in-law were not the little princess of the Jiang Ye family, she would never have entered the International Capital Bureau so early, let alone come into the sight of senior officials and be entrusted with important tasks.

It is said that with greater ability comes greater responsibility. Many times it is not that you cannot take the lead, but that you feel that there are certain things that cannot be shied away from.

As soon as he came out of the pier, Li Yi saw Zhou Rui standing at the exit with a few people.

After seeing them, I waved immediately.

Arriving in front of Zhou Rui, Li Yi immediately said with a smile: "Director Zhou, why did you come here in person? I'm really flattered to trouble you, the chief director, to pick me up!"

"We haven't seen each other for a few months, how come your mouth has become sweeter?"

Then Zhou Rui said again: "I heard that those ghost guys want to do something against you. The leaders above are worried that something will happen to you, so they sent me to sit here and be ready to reinforce you at any time!"

Li Yi smiled and said: "They are just a bunch of chickens and dogs. How dare they disturb the chief director like you? We have successfully solved it!"

"Well, I have received a report from Comrade Yan Guangming. You have done a good job!" Zhou Rui said.

"Those guys don't know anything about our strength and they underestimate the enemy!"

"Yes, let's not talk about them. Get in the car first. Comrade Xiao Jiang is still waiting for you at the provincial capital compound!" Zhou Rui said.

"good..."

Then the group of people got in the car and headed straight to the city. . .

When I returned to my father-in-law Jiang Shiying's small villa, it was already half past five in the afternoon.

When Li Yi pushed the door open and came in, he saw Jiang Xue and her eldest sister playing in the yard with their children.

Hearing the movement at the gate, everyone turned around to check.

When she saw that Li Yi had come back, Jiang Xue was stunned for a moment, then put the little Yunjin in her arms on the ground, and ran towards the gate quickly.

When Yun Rui and Yun Jin saw their mother running away, they immediately ran over with their short legs.

Months of missing her made Jiang Xue want to throw herself into the arms of her man and then tell him how much she missed him.

But after just a few steps, he saw Zhou Rui, Zhang Ziqiang, Zhou Wen and others following Li Yi. The pace that had just been started couldn't help but slow down.

Li Yi naturally knew what this girl was worried about. He took a few steps quickly, and then, with Jiang Xue's shy and surprised eyes, he hugged her into his arms.

Being hugged by Li Yi and smelling the familiar scent of her man, Jiang Xue felt happy and excited.

However, before she could speak, she heard a milky voice coming from behind her: "A hug..."

Li Yi followed the sound and saw his son's chubby figure next to Jiang Xue's trousers. Xiaotuanzi was holding his mother's trousers with one hand while looking at him with big watery eyes.

The lethality of cute and silly human cubs is huge, especially if it is your own son, so the lethality must be doubled!

Li Yi immediately let go of Jiang Xue, then bent down, grabbed Yun Rui's hand, and hugged Yun Rui directly. Then, he took a step forward and picked up the precious girl as well.

After first kissing the two little guys on their faces, Li Yi asked with a smile: "Do you still remember Dad?"

Yun Jin held Li Yi's collar with one hand, touched his face with the other and said, "Daddy... Daddy..."

Yun Rui also kept shouting "Baba". Apparently the two children still remembered him, which made Li Yi particularly happy.

At this time, mother-in-law Ye Lingyun came out of the house, first looked at the warm scene of a family of four, and then called Zhou Rui and others into the house. . .

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At the same time that Li Yi reunited with his wife and children, Dolson was worried about the conditions proposed by Li Yi.

Regarding these three conditions proposed by Li Yi, Dolson not only felt embarrassed, but also felt frightened.

These conditions are too stringent. Yilan Island Coin transfers 43% of Yujiecang's shares, which is equivalent to asking the Sassoon family to directly give up assets worth billions of Lando Coins.

This is not tens or hundreds of yuan, but several billions.

With such a large sum of money, Dolson naturally did not dare to make the decision at will. He did not want to be a scapegoat for Gusta.

Li Yi's request for Gusta to apologize in the mainstream media is even more cruel. This is to make Gusta personally admit his crime of paying for murder and beat himself up.

In this way, it will not only affect Gusta's own reputation, but also seriously damage the reputation of the entire Sassoon family, which is truly murderous.

A few decades ago, they might not have cared about this kind of thing.

But now with the progress of society, people's tolerance for such things is weakening. If a consortium family's reputation is ruined, the future will be difficult.

As for letting Gusta serve five years in Arashishima Prison, this is equivalent to treating Gusta as a hostage in disguise, making the family afraid to act rashly.

Each of these conditions is a hidden murderous intention.

Therefore, Dolson did not dare to make his own decision. He could only report the situation back to Xizhou and ask the family leader to make a decision.

Naturally, the Sassoon family would not sit still and wait for death. After receiving Dolson's telegram, they were extremely angry.

In their opinion, they took the initiative to negotiate with the Dongzhou man to give the other party face, and the other party even took advantage of it.

Since the other party had no sincerity in peace talks, they immediately adjusted their strategy and decided to go head-to-head with Li Yi.

The only good news now is that Gusta is now in the hands of the Arashi Island government, not Li Yi, which gives them a lot more room for maneuver when dealing with this matter.

After some deliberations, the Sassoon family immediately decided to use the power of the family to ask Seco to extradite Gusta back to Xizhou for trial.

As long as Gusta returns to Seco, he can completely rely on his family's influence in Manchuria to influence judicial decisions.

Maybe Gusta will not have to be sentenced and can go home smoothly.

Even if he is sentenced in the end, with their family's strength in Xizhou, there are countless ways to rescue Gusta.

Subsequently, the Sassoon family sent a report to Dolson, asking him to hold back Li Yi and immediately send people to Seco for operations.

However, what they didn't know was that Li Yi had already predicted the opponent's actions and had contacted Sandy before taking action, asking him to help with the operation.

Therefore, the Sassoon family's actions were destined to fail. . .

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(End of this chapter)