Jonas thought he was good enough, but when he came to Cornwall, he realized that he was just the grandson of the pretending world.

A group of descendants of declining royal families from various European countries, as well as a group of new upper classes, team up to brag about the Dubai Vien Hotel, a hotel that is like a paradise.

Every time you take a sip of water, a glass of wine, or a bite of food, you have to introduce the source from history, and the topic of discussion is nothing but eating, drinking, and having fun.

Even, the pursuit of a career has become vulgar in front of them.

Nineteen celebrities had equestrian, golf, and dancing parties here, and although there were no judges or media, many men were invited.

They were able to watch the girls' parties and games from afar during the day, but were only allowed into the hotel lobby during dinner, where they had dinner with the girls and held a dance.

Jonas was not used to such occasions, but his mother-in-law loved it.

She is like a fish in water on this occasion, and her "superb" painting skills are always the topic of flattery for everyone in the social arena, and even a few declining royal families are eyeing her when they are partying.

So much so that Jonas was very worried that she, a middle-aged young woman, would give Venus a green hat if she couldn't control it a little.

Jonas was honestly not welcome on such occasions, first of all, he was too handsome and famous, and the women secretly gave him a sneak peek.

Secondly, he was too successful, and most of the men who were foiled by his existence became wrecks.

Except for the women, the men were reluctant to get too close to him.

After calling Venus and explaining the situation, the shrewd Venus immediately understood Jonas's hint and sent two female bodyguards the next day.

It's a waste of time here, Jonas wants to leave, but Anna resolutely keeps him.

Neuer was also reluctant to let Jonas go, she was not yet sixteen years old, and she was not used to such occasions.

Innocent, she has liked Jonas since she was a child, and she has never had any illusions about any other men, so she can't accept dancing and getting close to other men.

If Jonas stays here, she will be able to be close to Jonas alone, and she will not have to entertain others.

Although he stayed here, Jonas realized that he was completely different from the rest of them.

Influenced by the oriental ideology of his previous life, when he came to this world, he was constantly looking for his own sense of existence and striving to realize the value of his life.

But Westerners, especially these upper-class rice worms, are more enjoying life.

They have their own beliefs and are never willing to break down barriers, which is completely different from the pursuit of Oriental people who are always breaking through themselves.

Therefore, I can't be the same kind of person as them, so why bother to get closer to them.

The Tao is different, and it is not conspiratory.

For Jonas, the pleasure of earning a million Swiss francs is far greater than the pleasure of a painting.

The only thing they could bring to Jonas was these girls, but his inner morality constrained him not to be too presumptuous.

Although he stayed here, Jonas spent most of his time in his room studying the reports of the companies, in addition to watching them train every day.

On 19 August, Jonas arranged for his plane to fly to Germany for Ursula's use.

On August 20, the socialites entered their final day with a grand ball.

Edward came from London to bring good news to Jonas by bringing him the purchase contract for Building 6, which was located on the north side of the gates of Kensington Palace.

Since Jonas didn't care about money, he finalized his intention to buy in 999, including land rights, rather than 99 years of property rights excluding land rights.

The floor area of this house is 3,000 square meters, each floor is about 760 square meters, with three floors above ground and one basement.

It covers a total area of 5,200 square meters, with more than 2,000 square meters of front and rear gardens, as well as a tennis court.

Even more satisfying to Jonas is the fact that the gate in the backyard leads to Kensington Park, and both Kensington Park and Hyde Park have dedicated horse trails that allow Neuer to practice riding.

The house is separated from the front yard of Kensington Palace just by the Scottish Consulate, with the Nepalese Embassy to the north and the Lebanese Embassy opposite.

The two buildings at the corner of the street are the Soviet Embassy, and the entire block is heavily guarded.

Of course, the price of such a house is not low, 10 million pounds, which is equivalent to nearly 20 million US dollars.

However, Jonas did not hesitate at all, and directly asked Neuer to sign a letter of intent, and then asked Mikiros to arrange an assistant to come to London to deal with the house.

In front of so many people, Jonas directly asked Neuer to sign a letter of intent to buy, and everyone was stunned by such a big deal.

10 million pounds, in the era when the pound has not yet depreciated, is something that the vast majority of rich people cannot take.

With Neuer Castle in front, Neuer was very calm, but Tid, the mother-in-law, was very excited.

Jonas spoils his girlfriend with such strength, and he has a very bright face for her.

Neuer was also worried about the envy of others, and Ted wanted the world to know about it.

This time, I found something to do for Tede's mother-in-law. But if you put her in London to decorate the house, I wonder if Venus will be worried!

On August 21, Jonas and his family arrived in London by car to visit the house.

Venus arrived in London with his private jet, and the four horses flew back to Switzerland with Jonas, where the family stayed to discuss how to decorate the house.

Hannah didn't say anything about Jonas spending 10 million pounds on a house, the only thing he was unhappy about was that he put the house in Neuer's name.

It wasn't until Grandma was a little jealous that Jonas realized that he had gone too far, and he was planning to buy Grandma an expensive gift when he could.

Don't think about buying a house for her, even if you buy a house, she won't live in it, and it is right to buy her a big diamond and a big gem.

You can play with it when she is alive, and when she dies, it can be conveniently left to future generations.

Returning from London, Jonas welcomed Best's party from Judea.

Best's mother, wife, and two children came with him to Switzerland and lived in a lakeside worker's house on the Neuer estate.

Bringing them to Switzerland is not only to solve Best's worries, but also to consider them as hostages.

Only when all his relatives were in the hands of Jonas would Jonas dare to fully trust him.

Of course, both sides know about this matter, but they will not put it on the surface.

Best's wife is a very beautiful brunette woman, fluent in three languages, and has also worked in intelligence agencies.

After learning about her abilities, Jonas placed her in the information center of the investment bank, and she was very happy with her new job.

Their children, because they don't know German, can only be arranged to study in international schools, and the younger ones can teach German now and go to school in the town in the future.

Mr. Best was joined by six Mossad agents, all of whom were over thirty years old, and only one computer specialist was less than thirty years old.

In terms of force, they were no better than the former agents from Germany and the Soviet Union, but they were far inferior to their expertise.

All six of them have a wealth of knowledge of the operation and principles of electronic equipment, and are very proficient in any electronic device, including computers.

But the six of them have their own biases and just form a complementary group.

Moreover, one of them, Sharon, used to be the head of the guard, and he is the most professional in the bodyguard industry.

Not only did he bring advanced security experience, but he even brought with him the Jewish state's rules for protecting its leaders.

Most of these Soviet soldiers were in action groups, and they were very strong at killing, but they were dwarfed when it came to protecting people.

In just three days, they were overwhelmed by the professionalism of this group.

In less than a week, the area around Jonas's house was equipped with various electronic jamming equipment, metal detection equipment, and even ground radar and acoustic detection equipment.

All calls made by Jonas will have anti-eavesdropping devices, and when they enter the villa area, only satellite phones that fit with the electronic center can be used, and all other people's electronic devices are wasted.

Any metal, whether it's a car or a firearm, can be found as soon as it comes into the protective range.

Anyone who tries to dig within the confines of his house can alarm the security center.

Today's cars are still very backward, electronic equipment is used less, and when the future cars use ECUs, as long as the interference equipment is turned on, even after the car enters this security range, it will automatically turn off.

Today, the area around the Hoffman family's house cannot be said to be impregnable, at least it is heavily guarded.

Following the installation of new security at Jonas's home, the private bank in Lucerne and the investment bank headquarters in Zurich have also been fitted with these protective equipment.

Of course, for these three sets, more than twenty pieces of equipment, Jonas spent millions of Swiss francs.

In addition to the hardware, Rohsari began to train as professional bodyguards under the leadership of the salon.

In the past, Jonas traveled as he pleased, and his bodyguards were very low.

But now, even he has to get used to the three-dimensional protection mechanism now.

Every time you travel, all means of travel must be checked, and radar equipment and electronic jamming equipment should be installed in the car.

When he was outside, he could never be less than four people around him to protect him from different angles, and each of them had special training in their positions.

Truth be told, Jonas wasn't used to it at first. But after a few days, Jonas realized that although he had sacrificed a little freedom, he now felt a sense of security at all times.

In the past, when traveling, several bodyguards often had a chaotic cooperation, except for the selection of the driver who was arranged at the beginning and would not make mistakes, the others were sometimes on his left, sometimes on the right, and sometimes they couldn't keep up with him.

But now, all problems are gone.

They are really professional.

(The reorganization of the company is about to end, and the next plot begins...... ）

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