This chapter deals with the daily life of the family.
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The next morning.
Luke handed over his duties to the deputy team leader.
This old fellow, apart from being elderly and hot-tempered, had no shortcomings; there was nothing to worry about concerning work.
Luke got the itinerary from Reid, and he was to return home in the afternoon to prepare for the trip to Washington.
The most important aspect was his family.
America places great emphasis on family values; even presidential campaigns showcase familial love. Like the retired Guanhai brothers, many people's first impression of them isn't the Great Commander, but rather a good father, a good husband. The ability to balance family and work is seen as a critical campaign chip.
Whether it makes sense emotionally or logically, having family accompany Luke to receive the award is better than him receiving it all alone.
That evening, Luke invited his family for a dinner gathering.
