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“Yes, thank you very much. Your service is very attentive.” Su Cheng nodded with a smile, expressing his appreciation for the waiter's thoughtful service.

After the waiter left, he turned and looked at the closed bedroom door. No sound came from inside, indicating that Jodie Foster was still sound asleep.

The waitress didn't recognize that Su Cheng was the world-renowned richest man, which wasn't surprising, considering he was in the beautiful country of a foreign land.

Although Su Cheng's name was already famous worldwide, only a few people in this land could directly recognize his face.

Especially for many Westerners, Asian faces are relatively less recognizable. Moreover, Su Cheng had only emerged on the international stage for two years, and such accumulation of fame was not enough to make him a household name.

Su Cheng didn't mind this. He knew the power of time.

In the next ten or twenty years, as his career continued to flourish, his name and image would undoubtedly become more deeply rooted in people's hearts. Perhaps he could truly become a legendary figure known and admired by all, like Li Ka-shing, Bill Gates, and the stock god Buffett.

He had been influenced by the stories of these predecessors since childhood, and their success and wisdom had a profound impact on him.

After the waitress politely left the hall, Su Cheng tiptoed to the bedroom door. After confirming that Jodie Foster was still in dreamland, he returned to the sofa in the hall with peace of mind.

He picked up a breakfast and enjoyed this quiet morning while reading the newspaper, paying attention to the latest financial and industry news.

This calmness and composure are the unique temperament and demeanor of him as a business elite.

Su Cheng first picked up "The New York Times." As he opened it, his eyes were attracted by the headline on the front page of the second section.

“Tech Star Apple Computer Company Will Be Officially Listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange at 9:30 AM Today.”

This news occupied a prominent position. Obviously, Apple had put a lot of effort into advertising to promote this listing.

Su Cheng understood that such reports were by no means accidental or free.

Having struggled in the business world for many years, he knew that the value of media coverage, especially from media giants like "The New York Times," should not be underestimated.

Apple's ability to obtain such important coverage before its listing must be supported by considerable advertising investment.

Although Apple has developed rapidly in recent years and its reputation has gradually grown, it has not yet reached the point where "The New York Times" would actively “lick” it.

This advance and prominent coverage was undoubtedly one of Apple's carefully planned marketing strategies, aimed at further enhancing brand exposure, attracting more investors' attention, and creating momentum for the upcoming listing event.

Su Cheng ate breakfast while continuing to browse other content in the newspaper, his heart full of anticipation for Apple's future.

He knew that today's listing was not only an affirmation of Apple's past efforts but also a new starting point for its future development.

And he, as one of the witnesses of this grand event, would also play an important role in this journey.

At about eight o'clock, Su Cheng finally heard a slight noise from the bedroom, realizing that Jodie Foster had woken up.

He smiled, put down the milk and sandwich in his hand, slowly stood up, tiptoed to the bedroom door, and gently pushed it open.

As he expected, Jodie Foster was rubbing her eyes, sitting gracefully on the bed, her figure appearing particularly soft in the morning light.

Seeing Su Cheng, a bright smile bloomed on her face, and she said softly, “Su, good morning, I want a hug.”

“Of course, I'd be happy to.” Su Cheng walked to the bed with a warm smile, stretched out his arms, and gently put Jodie Foster in his arms in a gentlemanly and affectionate manner.

The two enjoyed this warm and pure moment, without letting any inappropriate images disturb this tranquility.

Afterward, Su Cheng asked with concern, “Did you sleep well last night? Would you like to have breakfast together?”

Their conversation naturally turned to everyday warmth and care, avoiding any content that might cause misunderstanding or discomfort.

“Of course, Jodie, let me carry you to the bathroom and let you brush your teeth and wash your face first.” Su Cheng responded dotingly, his tone full of tenderness.

Jodie Foster seemed to be acting a little coquettish in Su Cheng's arms, and smiled softly, “Yes, with you here, I don’t want to come down.”

“As you wish, my princess.” Su Cheng smiled, carefully picked her up, walked through the bedroom, and steadily walked to the bathroom door.

“I'll wait for you in the hall. Take your time, don't rush, my darling.” Su Cheng gently put Jodie Foster down, left a gentle kiss on her forehead, then smiled and exited the bathroom, returning to the hall.

A few minutes later, Jodie Foster finished washing up and walked out of the bathroom gracefully. Although she chose a relatively close-fitting home outfit, she still maintained decent attire.

In the hall, there were only the two of them, and the atmosphere was warm and private.

Jodie Foster looked relaxed and comfortable, with a smile on her face.

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“Honey, come and sit here.” Su Cheng smiled and pointed to the sofa next to him, his tone full of invitation and tenderness.

The two smiled at each other, without saying much, their hearts were already understood.

“Su, I really want to live with you like this forever.” Jodie Foster enjoyed all the warmth.

Su Cheng carefully prepared two breakfasts. At this time, his own was almost finished, while another breakfast on the table was still emitting an enticing heat, obviously prepared for Jodie Foster.

“Honey, do you have any special arrangements today?” Su Cheng asked gently.

“Well, I need to go to the concert venue for rehearsal today and familiarize myself with the environment. I have to leave at ten in the morning.” Jodie Foster replied, with a hint of anticipation in her tone.

“Okay, remember to be careful. About what time will you be finished?” Su Cheng continued to ask, obviously very interested in Jodie Foster's schedule.

Jodie Foster thought for a while and replied based on past experience, “I'm not quite sure about the specific end time, but I think it will probably end before six in the afternoon. The lighting test in the evening said I don’t need to participate in person, so I can relax a bit.”

After hearing this, Su Cheng nodded, smiled, and said softly, “That's good, don't be too tired. When you come back, we'll have a romantic dinner together.”

The listing event will definitely not last until the evening. At that time, he should be able to take the time to have a candlelight dinner with Jodie Foster.

(End of this chapter)