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Su Cheng spent more than two hours at the temporary orphanage, touring every part of it.

It would definitely take a long time to build a new orphanage.

Therefore, this place would be the home for these orphans for the next six months or even a year.

So, Su Cheng, based on his experience, pointed out one by one which places needed improvement and which places needed repair.

Like Hong Kong, Macau is also one of the main targets of typhoon attacks, with typhoons occurring almost every year.

And now it's already May, and the typhoon season is not far away.

In previous years, many houses were destroyed by typhoons, which involved the personal safety of these orphans and could not be taken lightly.

Since these children were here, he definitely wanted to give these orphans a home where they could shelter from typhoons.

A good deed should be done to the end, so Su Cheng put Zhang Qizheng in charge, instructing him to reinforce the building of the orphanage to withstand at least a major typhoon.

Zhang Qizheng nodded and immediately wrote the matter down with a pen.

After seeing the children, Su Cheng left the temporary orphanage by car and headed to the pier.

He had basically finished what he needed to do here, and the rest would be done by his subordinates.

Before leaving Macau, Su Cheng called the Governor of Macau, Ieong Chi-tek, and told him that he had something to do and would return to Hong Kong first, and that he should feel free to tell him if anything happened in Macau.

After all, he was now a member of Macau, and he should help where he could.

The private yacht sailed on the Lingdingyang for an hour and a half before finally returning to the Central Pier.

Afterwards, he took the Rolls-Royce parked in the pier's parking space back to the Su family villa on Barker Road.

Investment in Macau had to be done step by step, and it would definitely be difficult to form a large-scale industrial chain in a short period of time, as the foundation there was still relatively poor.

This start-up development time would take at least one to two years, so Su Cheng was not in a hurry.

For two days in a row, Su Cheng did not go out and instead spent his time at home.

Zhong Chuhong, who had heard the news, drove directly to the villa in the evening.

After all, she hadn't seen Su Cheng for a week.

Zhong Chuhong, who was determined to get pregnant as soon as possible, couldn't wait to spend more time with Su Cheng.

Su Cheng also tried his best to satisfy her.

Hong Kong had not changed in any way because he had been away for a week.

After all, his generals were not like him, staying in Macau every day.

People like Yang Chaoye, Wei Li, and Zhang Zhongmou basically ran between the two places, constantly working on work arrangements.

Fortunately, there was a dedicated yacht to pick them up, which made these big shots less tiring.

Everything in Macau was in the initial stage of development, so it required a lot of their energy.

When the arrangements were almost done in the future, they could directly command from Hong Kong by phone, and they would no longer need to be there in person for everything.

May 13th, Sunday.

Today is a special holiday, Mother's Day.

Early in the morning, Su Cheng had someone prepare two bouquets of flowers, and then, with his bodyguards, he came to the Hong Kong Chinese Permanent Cemetery.

Here, his parents from this life were buried.

Although the mother of this life had never had any contact with him, this body was, after all, born from her.

People must have a sense of gratitude.

Therefore, Su Cheng could be said to be representing this body to pay respects to his unfamiliar mother.

Placing a bouquet of flowers in front of his mother's tombstone, Su Cheng stared at the photo on the tombstone for a long time, and finally knelt down three times, without saying a word.

Su Cheng said as he drank, and tears flowed uncontrollably from the corners of his eyes.

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Su Tianhe treated him well enough, and that was why he had enough affection for Su Tianhe.

"I did it, making the Su Corporation even more brilliant. Next, I will make the Su Corporation a world-class group, so that people all over the world will know our Su Corporation, and Daddy, as the founder of the Su Corporation, is destined to become a historical figure, and you will definitely be proud of it!"

"You probably don't know yet, your son, I, is now a recognized world's richest man, famous all over the world. If you were still alive, you would definitely be very surprised, right? You didn't expect that I, who has always been unremarkable, would achieve such great achievements, right?"

The ten bodyguards around him had already dispersed to the surrounding area, paying attention to the surrounding movements to prevent accidents, while also not affecting their boss's worship.

"In the blink of an eye, you have been gone for a year. I don't know if you have seen Mommy down there. Mommy has hardly had a good life in her life. You must treat her well down there..."

Su Cheng stayed by Su Tianhe's grave and talked to himself for a long time, venting the grievances of the past year.

On the surface, Su Cheng was indeed living very comfortably, without any worries, after all, he was such a big boss.

But, everyone wants to have a family and have family affection.

But, he had none of that.

In this world, his family was just him alone.

Loneliness sometimes hides in the deepest part of the heart.

But, sometimes it runs out.

Su Cheng stayed by Su Tianhe's grave for more than an hour, recounting the things that had happened in the past year, and also recalling the bits and pieces of his relationship with his father, Su Tianhe, over the years.

Wiping the tears from the corners of his eyes, Su Cheng's heart returned to peace, and he stood up and bowed to Su Tianhe's tombstone several times again.

"Daddy, I'll come to see you again next time. When I come again, I might bring your grandson to see you."

After speaking, Su Cheng left the Hong Kong Chinese Permanent Cemetery with his bodyguards.

Sitting in the car, Su Cheng silently looked at the scenery outside the car.

The grace of parents is greater than heaven; as a son, filial piety comes first.

However, he no longer had parents in this world.

This, perhaps, was his greatest regret in this life. (End of chapter)