The day after Li Wei moved in, New York had its first snowfall.
Don Quixote, Jose, and the others had worked around the clock, finally finishing New York's most extravagant Christmas display the day before the snow began. Tens of thousands of colorful lights, giant inflatable and wooden Santa Clauses, nutcrackers, snowmen, and dynamic light displays were installed across hundreds of homes.
This project was originally supposed to be handled by a professional Italian company, but with their disappearance, the job fell to Don Quixote.
The annual Christmas decorations in Dyker Heights are famous throughout the United States of America, so Don Quixote had heard of their renown long before he went bankrupt.
He spared no effort in the face of this arduous challenge, so busy that he didn't even have time to set up a Christmas tree at home, much to Lily's displeasure.
Fortunately, with Li Wei at home to keep Lily company, Don Quixote could focus on his work without worrying.
