Quick Wear: Cannon Fodder

As soon as the Ye family stepped into the ward, they started crying, without considering that there were other patients resting in the ward. Grandma Ye, in particular, cried the most sadly and kept muttering about Ye's father, saying that he died pitifully and died early, and she even suspected that it was Ye's mother who killed Ye's father.

Ye Zhiqiu quickly explained: "I was driving the car, so if anyone is to blame, it should be me, not my mother."

"Hmph! You are indeed to blame. Your mother is not a good person, and you are also a jinx. What good will it do you to kill your father? Do you want to take all the family property for yourself?" Grandma Ye also disliked Ye Zhiqiu. In her eyes, anyone who hinders the birth of her grandson is not a good person.

Ye Zhiqiu knew that the Ye family favored boys over girls, but she didn't expect that Grandma Ye would dare to be mean to her in front of Uncle Ye. It would be even more excessive if she did it behind others' backs. No wonder not only did Mother Ye not go back to Father Ye's hometown herself, but she also never let her go. Father Ye went back alone every time.

What surprised her even more was what happened next. Uncle Ye actually jumped out and shouted that he would call the police and investigate the truth thoroughly. Who knew what conspiracy was involved, because Ye's father had promised to leave the family property to his son.

Ye Zhiqiu subconsciously looked at Ye's mother. Didn't the Ye family know that the company's shares were not in Ye's father's name? No matter what Ye's father agreed to, it would be useless, not to mention that this was just one-sided words from the Ye family. Who knew whether it was true or not?

Second Uncle Ye was proud: "There are many people in the village listening, how can this be false? I asked a lawyer, and an oral will is also valid."

Uncle Ye sneered: "I'm afraid your lawyer is not qualified enough. You have no say. You want to talk to me about the law. It just so happens that I brought a lawyer with me. I will ask him to give you a good legal education."

The lawyer cleared his throat and read without emotion: "An oral will is only valid if it is made by the testator in an emergency. In addition, the legal effect of a written will is stronger than an oral will. How do you know that Mr. Ye did not make a written will?"

Second Uncle Ye was dumbfounded: "This is impossible, I don't care, even if there is no will, my eldest brother has passed away, my parents have the right to inherit his property, they are the first heirs."

Ye Zhiqiu could tell that Second Uncle Ye had done his homework in advance, but he didn't know whether it was because the other party's lawyer was not good enough or he had missed something. He only knew about the first-line heir, but didn't consider that when there were other first-line heirs, the shares should be distributed according to the specific circumstances.

Ye's mother couldn't stand the cold-bloodedness and stupidity of the Ye family. She never saw them ask about their own son (eldest brother), but they were only thinking about the property he left behind.

She sneered, "No matter how much you say, it's useless. Your son had nothing when he married me. All the property is acquired after marriage. The company shares are also in my name. Do you want it? Find a good lawyer and sue me."

Second Uncle Ye was not brought up to be intimidated. He would sue if he wanted to. It was no big deal. He came here to make trouble just because he thought it was the easiest and most cost-effective way. If it succeeded, that would be the best. If it didn't, there would be no loss.

Grandma Ye didn't even know which direction the court door opened, but she was still confident enough to sue. She didn't care about the property before or after marriage, anyway, her son died, so she had a share.

Uncle Ye was not in a good mood, and as an old woman she didn't care about her dignity, so she was just about to cry, make a scene, and then hang herself. But the helper Uncle Ye had called for arrived in time.

Ye Zhiqiu was delighted to see the strong young man and middle-aged woman in the ward. Where did they come from? Not only were there men and women, but they also had their own strengths according to their age.

The young men were responsible for the initiation of the fight, while the aunts were responsible for the verbal fight. Of course, with their strong bodies, they could not beat the men, but they had no problem crushing Ye Younai and Ye Ershen.

Grandma Ye was a man who knew what was happening. When she saw that the situation was not good, she immediately changed her expression to one that was about to cry but not yet. “My poor son, I want to see him for the last time. Where is he?”

Second Aunt Ye was a smart girl: "Mom, I know where big brother is. I'll take you there." After saying that, she stepped forward to help Grandma Ye and winked at Second Uncle Ye, suggesting that he should retreat quickly.

Grandpa Ye, who had been silent throughout the whole process, had already retreated to the door of the ward when the helpers invited by Uncle Ye arrived. When Grandma Ye said she wanted to leave, he had already run away and disappeared.

Ye's mother felt that these people in her husband's family were really embarrassing for Ye's father. When she was young, she must have been stupid to agree to Ye's father's proposal. She had been able to live well for so many years because of her family's support, not because Ye's father had a conscience.

Ye Zhiqiu didn't know that her mother was sober yet. She wanted to tell her uncle about her father's mistress and ask him to find a way to deal with her.

"Uncle, please accompany me to see a doctor tomorrow. I want to be discharged early. It's not comfortable to stay in the hospital." Ye Zhiqiu found a suitable excuse and winked as he spoke.

Uncle Ye didn't know what his niece was going to do, but he was happy to cooperate. The child was still young, and suddenly encountered a matter of life and death. As long as she was not frightened, everything else could be done according to her wishes.

As soon as Ye Zhiqiu walked out of the ward, she pulled Uncle Ye downstairs. She wanted to find a secluded corner where no one was around to discuss serious matters.

"Don't pull me, where do you want to go?" Uncle Ye became curious.

"Uncle, please help me check someone." Ye Zhiqiu made it short and mentioned the matter of Ye's father and the mistress.

Uncle Ye was furious when he heard this. He was so bold that he dared to keep a mistress outside. Fortunately, he died. If he didn't die, he would definitely beat him up and make him live a life worse than death, so that he would know that the daughter of the Zhao family is not easy to bully.

"Okay! Leave this matter to me. Don't worry about it and don't tell your mom or grandma." Uncle Ye would not let the mistress off easily just because she is a woman.

Knowing that Ye's father has a family, she is still willing to be a mistress. She must have the courage to bear the consequences of being discovered. He will not beat women, but he has many ways to make life difficult for the mistress.

He has seen too many women like this, so he doesn't need to do much. The best punishment is to make her penniless and live a hard life.

Ye Zhiqiu handed the matter over and left it alone. With Uncle Ye's methods, she believed that Xiao San's life would not be easy. Those who deserved to die were dead, and she only needed to go to school and work as usual.

A child with a mother is a treasure. A rich mother means a rich daughter. A rich father will only produce illegitimate children to fight for the property. Fortunately, Ye's father did not leave any offspring outside before, otherwise she really didn't know whether she should do anything to the child.

Although Ye Zhiqiu went out under the pretext of seeing a doctor, she did not forget to actually ask the doctor. The result was, of course, that she could not be discharged early. Fortunately, she only had to stay for one more night. If it was any longer, she really couldn't bear it.

Mother Ye accepted it well. She was more reluctant to go home than to stay in the hospital. When she thought of going home, she would think of the little things she had with Father Ye, and she couldn't help but burst into tears.

In her condition, Grandma Ye and Uncle Ye were not willing to let her go home and live alone, so they insisted that she live at her parents' home for a while and move back to their own home when she felt better.