en children of those, only two survived, which were adeline's Aunt Baba and her father.
             Ye Ye never gambled or wasted his money and at the age of 40 he had accumulated considerable wealth.
             Adeline's father went to school were he excelled in English and was told from his father that he was to continue school so that one day he could lead the family businesses and start his own which he did and hardly had a loss and he was known as the miracle boy in business circles.
             Her father met her mother through Aunt Baba because they worked together and they were married in 1930. Their marriage was happy and they had 5 children, adeline's sister and her three brothers. When Adeline was born it all started. Her mother's labor pains started at 4.00 in the morning but her father didn't want to drive her to the hospital, instead he told the family doctor to look after her, he also advised to send her to hospital but he refused.
             At this time I thought of the father as being a bit selfish and I don't know why he didn't send his wife to the hospital, probably because he other children before had been so easy but that was no reason.
             Three days after Adeline was born her mother became really ill and they didn't have penicillin back then and this illness was nearly a death sentence. Her mother died two weeks after my birth and she was only 30 years old, and today Adeline still doesn't have any idea what her mother looked like because she has never seen a photograph of her.
             After her mothers death Aunt Baba resigned her job at the Women's bank to help out my father and to help raise his children.
             If you think about it, the Aunt Baba probably had no choice because she was family and a woman, and in that time women weren't supposed to work and she just had to do what her father or brother told her. She got paid for being like a mother to Adeline and her other siblings and nagging and cari...