The slightly hunched figure of Rothschild slowly approached Chu Mo, a smile creasing his wrinkled face as he said something casually. Geng Pan, the heir to the Ross family, immediately explained:
"Mr. Chu, my father is greeting you."
Chu Mo nodded in thanks. At this moment, the old man's gaze shifted to the third row, where Grandfather Lu was sitting, whose face blossomed into a radiant smile before starting a cordial conversation with him.
By now, in front of the Longevity Club, dozens of top tycoons were all gathered around Rothschild, each one behaving obediently like schoolchildren, with nobody daring to interrupt rashly.
Watching the two elderly men chatting amicably, Chu Mo suddenly remembered that Grandfather Lu seemed to have a deep connection with the Rothschild family. A year ago, when he held his first private yacht party, it was Grandfather Lu who had introduced him, allowing him to buy Paradise Island from the Rothschild family for twenty billion US dollars.
