156 Moving Into a Military Residence!

Raymond smiled helplessly. "I really didn't buy this house. The country assigned it to me."

That was indeed the case. After Raymond led his followers and successfully returned to the United States, the higher-ups made it clear.

In recognition of Raymond's contribution to the United States, they specially approved a military villa for Raymond.

Raymond was asked to bring his family over so that the family could be reunited.

Most importantly, someone like Raymond had made so many outstanding contributions to America that some countries would definitely be jealous.

Although it was said that Raymond was given a house, it was actually to protect Raymond and his family.

However, Raymond refused the house in Washington. Instead, he chose a house in his hometown, in the Military District, for his parents to live in.

In the end, the higher-ups had no choice but to agree to Raymond's request.