Chapter 177 - 177: 177: Getting Depressed Together
My Trillion-Dollar Assets is Exposed by My Wife’s Bragging!
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âEven though the clothes you wore before were OK, thereâs still a big difference between wearing expensive clothes and cheap ones. Why do you have to make things hard for yourself?â
Yigol Novak nodded but didnât say anything.
Suri Drew continued, âAnyway, you have a lot of money, so you can buy whatever you want. You donât have to act like in the movies and throw away clothes after only wearing them once or twice, but dressing in more high-end clothes is fine.â
âAs for me, youâre right. Women always feel like they need another piece of clothing in their wardrobe. I was just too busy with work before and didnât pay attention to that. If I ever have more time, Iâll go shopping every day too.â âItâs like what you said about your feelings about cars. You didnât go for them because you havenât seen all the options out there yet. Once you see the temptations, you wonât be able to stop yourself. I bet if I go crazy, Iâll buy so many things that I wonât even have room to store them.â
Yigol Novak nodded in agreement. It seemed that his way of thinking needed to change as well.
Whatâs the purpose of life? Itâs to live and be happy. There was no money before, so there was no choice. Now that thereâs money, they should enjoy life to the fullest. Whatâs the point of having all that money if they donât enjoy it? They canât take it with them when they die.
âHoney, how about we buy a bigger villa? We can live there for a while, and then move into our wedding house when we get married. Since we donât lack money, you should stop putting all your energy into work. Iâm not saying you shouldnât work, but you can hire people to help you manage the company. That way, you wonât be as busy. We can go travel and see the world, and experience different sceneries. When weâre tired, we can come back and rest for a few days. â
âWe can hire a housekeeper and a few maids to take care of our home and our lives. Money isnât an issue. In your spare time, you can do what you enjoy. I wonât keep you by my side all the time. You can go shopping, exercise, or do kick-boxing, which you like. All of that is possible.â
âAs for me, when Iâm free, I can do things I like, like playing with cars.â
âHoney, if youâre willing, Iâll arrange it right away. Donât worry, your husband can definitely afford to take care of you.â
However, Suri Drew didnât believe him: âStop bragging. If I really lived that kind of life, I would probably eat you out of house and home sooner or later. Youâre the richest person in our country. Do we really have the right to live such a luxurious life? By the time you run out of money, I will have gotten used to that lifestyle. How can I go back to being independent then?â
âHavenât you heard that saying? âIf I had not seen the sun, I could have borne the shade.â If I never experienced that kind of life, I would be satisfied with the life I have now.â
âYouâll feel the same way. When that happens, how will we deal with it? We may both become depressed.â
Yigol Novak laughed at what Suri Drew had said.
âWhy are you laughing? Am I wrong?â Suri Drew asked discontentedly.
âNo, I just feel like youâre too clear-headed, honey. But no matter how capable you are, you canât possibly make me go broke.â Yigol Novak replied confidently.
Suri Drew didnât buy it: âI know youâre rich, but even richest people have limits, right? Even if you have mountains of gold and silver, theyâll run out eventually. Are you saying you have more money than the richest person in the world? If we really live like you say, weâd be spending hundreds of thousands dollars per day. Thatâs too extravagant.â
The more Suri talked, the more Yigol found it amusing. She really didnât believe in him.
He shook his head and asked Suri to stop talking.
âHoney, just take your time discovering your husbandâs secrets. About the money, you tell me if over one hundred billion dollars is enough for your lifetime of spending?â
Yigol Novak wasnât deliberately leading Suri on. He actually had about that much money, but he didnât know the exact amount.
âThis isnât about how much money. Peopleâs habits change as their capability increases. For example, when I was young, before I started my company and made money, I could wear ten dollars clothes. But you know, my life was actually pretty good when I was young, so that period was quite difficult for me.â
âLater, when I had money, I immediately improved my quality of life. Although my energy is mostly focused on work now and my habits havenât changed very quickly, they are gradually changing. If they change too fast and become habits, we may not be able to go back if one day we canât afford it or if other external factors canât satisfy us anymore. For example, there are some things that money canât buy. That kind of desire will always be there and become torture.
âThatâs why I donât think itâs necessary to pursue those things. As long as our lives are comfortable now, thatâs enough. We donât need to waste money. Our current lives donât make us feel wronged.â
Yigol Novak nodded in agreement: âYouâre right. But itâs also a manifestation of a lack of confidence. Weâre not trying to deliberately live an extravagant life, but thereâs nothing wrong with enjoying life.â
âFor example, when we didnât have money, we ate pork. When we had money, we could eat more lobster. When we have even more money, we can eat even better. The same principle applies to clothing and housing. We just need to not do things beyond our capabilities, and enjoy life appropriately. The main reason for your lack of confidence is that youâre worried that one day we wonât have enough money.â
âYou donât have to worry about that at all. What do you think of your husbandâs cooking skills? And his fighting ability? And my hacking skills? Regardless of which skill, I can find a decent job. Of course, things like stocks are unpredictable and the companyâs future is uncertain. But cooking and hacking skills will never be outdated.â
âSo, honey, can you be more confident now?â Yigol Novak asked.
Suri Drew thought about it and nodded in agreement: âIf you put it that way, it doesnât seem like thereâs a problem. Besides, Iâm not completely useless. I can work hard with you too.â
Yigol Novak quickly added: âExactly! So donât you think itâs fine for us to enjoy life a little? Otherwise, with all the money I have right now, even if we spent it for several generations, we wouldnât use it all up.. We canât wait to be seventy or eighty years old and take it to the grave, can we?â