Reborn: My Wife Is A Successful Businesswoman

After recruiting another person for the clothing shop, Celia finally went back to her hometown to see the house.

This was Wendy's dream, and also her guarantee of life when she got old in the future. No matter what, Celia had to come back to have a look. When Wendy was old, she could come back if she was willing to. If Wendy was reluctant to live here, she could go with her. Wherever Celia went, she would take Wendy with her.

Glenn was very happy that Celia come to supervise the end of the construction. He had been here for almost two months, and he finally could go back.

"Miss Celia, please check the house again. If there is anything that you are not satisfied with, we can change it."

This house was actually a small villa, which was affordable to the rich in the city. It was the first time that he had seen such a house in the countryside, let alone the rural people.

Celia's idea was ahead of time. The decoration of the house was simple and elegant, and it was comfortable to live alone i

ws in the family. We have to arrange a few more tables and let them know how great your life is now. Your uncle said that we have to throw a big party for it."

Jane shouted.

Since her aunt and mother insisted on holding a banquet, Celia didn't mind it. It was a rule and a custom. Moreover, there were many people who came to help when the house was built. It didn't cost much to entertain them.

Money was powerful. As long as a person had money, everything would be much easier. If the caterer was paid, he would prepare the banquet and dishes, so they didn't need to worry about anything at all. If the money was enough, everything would be arranged properly.

Celia also ordered a huge amount of pork, duck, fish and other meat. The villagers were not very rich, and they also did farm work. It was rare to have meat at ordinary times, so it was not a waste to get more meat. Since she invited people to dinner, she naturally wanted everyone to eat and drink well. It was not her style to be stingy.