Carmelo Triple Threat (Anthony) (Third Update!)

Before leaving China, Tang Tian reached a one-year, $2 million endorsement deal with P&G's Rejoice brand.

burts.bees's endorsement contract with Tang Tian would expire next summer.

Due to adjustments in the company's internal management, Winslow had left the company, and neither side intended to renew the contract next summer.

Signing a one-year deal with Rejoice in advance was also a signal that he was trying a contract with another personal care company.

Rejoice made shampoo, while burts.bees made body wash. There was no direct conflict between the endorsements, nor did it violate the terms of the contract he had originally signed.

After finalizing the deal, Tang Tian went home again.

His parents had not retired yet, but teaching had one advantage: unless they were busy trying to earn extra money, they had a very, very long summer vacation just like their students.

Tang Tian took them with him to New Orleans.

His parents were educated people who had seen much of the world, but they were still stunned when they saw the enormous estate, practically the size of an airport.

Naturally, that shock was quickly followed by even greater pride.

They were intellectuals and did not pursue material things much. They were not like Su Daqiang, always talking about buying a house and hand-ground coffee.

What filled their hearts more was pride and satisfaction.

The Tang family had produced someone this remarkable.

Educated people did not care much for money, but they cared about face.

They were not saints. His mother immediately took out her phone, snapped pictures, and posted them to her Moments.

Tang Tian smiled as he watched from the side.

It felt real, and it gave him a sense of genuine connection to these two people who had not originally been his parents.

When they saw Olson,