Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

Xiaomeng acted quickly; all of her family's documents were hidden in her personal space, which she could retrieve at any time.

Xiaomeng could just grab any set of clothes and go; DouDou actually had the most luggage.

She needs two bottles, one for water and one for milk. She also needs a small bowl and a fork/spoon. Two cans of formula are needed; she's become picky now and won't drink it if it doesn't taste right. We don't know how many days we'll be gone on this trip, so bringing two cans gives us peace of mind. Add to that all sorts of little clothes, and this tiny little person has managed to pack a whole 28-inch suitcase full of stuff.

Just as Xiaomeng finished packing, she received a call from Attorney Lang, who said his car had arrived at the entrance of their residential complex.

The two dragged their suitcases and pushed the stroller out of the residential compound. They found a black car with three license plates on the front parked in front of the compound. The car was black and the front was as wide as a truck.

Xiaomeng's first impression was that this van was huge.

The driver didn't need to get out of the car to open the door for them; the car doors were electric and would open by themselves. Although she didn't recognize the brand of the car, the operation looked high-end, so she guessed it was some kind of luxury car, though Xiaomeng certainly didn't recognize it.

The car looks very big and long from the outside, and the interior is indeed very spacious once you get inside.

Besides the driver and front passenger seats, there are two large sofa massage chairs in the middle row, and three normal seats in the back row.

Knowing that one of the passengers had an infant, the driver thoughtfully provided a baby carrier that could be secured to the seat. Therefore, this spacious and tall "van" was truly a perfect fit for them.

The driver was excellent; he drove very smoothly. Crossing the border was also smooth; we arrived in Macau via the bridge in less than an hour and checked into the Venetian Hotel.

Macau truly lives up to its reputation as a tourist destination. The city's lighting projects and street greenery are far more extravagant than those of cities in China, giving it a neon-lit and decadent feel.

The Grand Venice Hotel is a super-large luxury hotel. I heard that it has everything: food, accommodation, performances, shopping, and some of the most famous and ancient entertainment activities, all contained in one huge building.

The hotel was very busy during the Chinese New Year period, with huge crowds everywhere. Even though the hotel lobby was as spacious as a high-speed rail station, it still felt a bit cramped under the surging crowds.

Xiaomeng and her sister didn't need to wait in line, as they had dedicated butler service. The butler asked if the sisters wanted to share a room. Xiaomeng first asked if they had a two-bedroom, one-living-room executive suite.

"Our hotel has standard rooms of over 100 square meters, with two-bed rooms and double rooms. The royal suite has one room and a separate work room. The family suite is divided into a room for parents and a children's room with bunk beds."

Xiaomeng was surprised, "Don't you have any executive suites or presidential suites here?"

The butler considered for a moment, then looked at Attorney Lang, "Would Miss like to stay in the presidential suite? What do you think?"

Xiao Meng waved her hand and said, "No need to look at Mr. Lang. Our expenses will be billed separately. Since there is a presidential suite, then we will take the presidential suite. We will book two nights first, and then we will go back after two days of playing."

Attorney Lang touched the lines on his forehead. “It’s alright. Just arrange a presidential suite for the two sisters, and two regular rooms on the same floor that are close to each other.” Attorney Lang turned to Xiao Meng and said, “It’s fine. My friend is treating us to this trip, so we don’t need to pay for the rooms.”

Upon hearing this, Xiao Tang was the first to raise both hands and cheer, "Yay! Someone's treating us, this is awesome!"

Xiaomeng felt a little uncomfortable. This was going a bit too far. This hotel didn't look cheap, and she had even booked the presidential suite. She wondered how much a presidential suite cost per night here. But asking about the price now seemed a bit disrespectful to Attorney Lang.

The butler smiled and booked their room on the tablet. Two minutes later, a foreign waiter carrying a tray came over to deliver the room key.

The butler took the tray from the waiter and led them to the presidential suite.

Xiaomeng thought the presidential suite would be similar to a regular executive suite, consisting of two bedrooms, a small living room, and a relatively spacious bathroom.

But as soon as the suite door opened, Xiaomeng felt that something was not quite right.

This living room is ridiculously large, probably at least 100 square meters. It even has a fireplace and two sets of huge sofas—the kind you'd find in a villa, three plus two plus three plus two, arranged around a large coffee table. This living room looks even longer than the living room in her multi-million dollar mansion.

The main circulation route in the room looks like a sprint track.

Looking at the rooms, there's a master bedroom, a second bedroom, and each suite has its own bathroom and walk-in closet. Each room is definitely more than 70 square meters. Besides the two main bedroom suites, there's also a secretary's room with two beds, a game room, a recreation room for playing billiards, a small bar, a private cinema, and a dining room. In short, this is practically a large one-story villa.