Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

That night, Grandma He asked the kitchen to prepare a particularly sumptuous dinner.

Before the dinner began, Grandfather He called everyone to the Buddhist temple in his home where tablets were enshrined.

In front of all these people, the adoption was formally notified to everyone.

He also announced that since He Yi had a successor, He's father could no longer be called the second master at home.

He is now third in the ranking, and Uncle He San behind him moves down the rankings to become Uncle He Si.

He An also officially changed his way of addressing people from today on, and will call his father "He's Third Uncle" from now on.

After Grandfather He finished speaking, everyone looked at each other.

This was really too fast. It was done in just a few days.

But the most embarrassed person is still Father He, oh... no, from now on it will be Uncle He.

He did consider that adoption would have an impact on him, but Grandfather He was so formal that he really felt slapped in the face.

He was indignant. What was the point of changing his words when the person was already dead?

Uncle He was in a bad mood, but Grandmother He was in an unexpectedly good mood.

She even couldn't wait to ask He An to burn incense to He Yi, and then change her words in front of everyone.

He An took the incense handed to him by Grandmother He with some embarrassment, and looked at Su Yan somewhat at a loss. Su Yan smiled and nodded at him.

He An then walked to the candle next to the tablet and lit the incense.

Wisps of smoke came out from the top of the incense.

It floated lightly into the sky until it disappeared.

He An knelt on the mat, holding the incense in both hands, bowed three times respectfully, and then tried hard to utter, "...Dad."

Grandma He's face suddenly burst into laughter. "Oh, that's right!"

"Hurry up, light the incense for your father, so that he will know that he has a successor."

He An's biological father said: ...

Why does it sound so much like a curse?

Grandmother He didn't care whether he looked good or not. She was inviting Su Yan to come and burn incense as well.

Su Yan finally understood He An's embarrassment and kowtowed quickly in front of everyone.

Grandmother He: "Come on, come on, it's our turn to Dudu."

Grandmother He asked the maid to hold Dudu and sit on the mat to keep him company.

Well, as a family, we should be together.

Grandmother He said happily, "Now, Ayi not only has a son, but also a granddaughter!"

"It can be considered as a house full of children and grandchildren."

As she spoke, she could hardly control her tears.

Grandfather He said to her, "Today is a good day, why are you crying!"

But turning around, he also wiped the corners of his eyes with his sleeves.

"Yes, it's a good day. You shouldn't cry, you should laugh!" Grandmother He wiped her face with a handkerchief and said with a smile.

"Oh, and this too!"

She handed a jade pendant to He An, Su Yan and Dudu respectively. The jade pendant was snow-white and shiny, and felt round and delicate. It was obvious that it was made of good material.

Grandmother He: "This is the gift for you to change your name on behalf of Ah Yi. He is no longer here, so I, as his mother, will do it for him."

The last sentence was obviously directed to everyone.

Especially Uncle He and his wife, who looked extremely unhappy.

"By the way, there is one more thing I want to tell you." Grandmother He looked at Grandfather He, and Grandfather He walked to the front and was about to take over the conversation.

The others were a little confused and didn't know what Grandpa He and Grandma He had to say next.

Grandfather He coughed and said, "You all know that Ah Yi died young, so there was no family property to be divided."

"But even if he is dead, he is still your mother and I's son. Now that he has someone to take over, we, as his parents, naturally cannot treat his descendants unfairly."

"Our family had already been divided a long time ago, and the family property had been divided up almost completely. What was left was for us two old people to prepare for our retirement."

"But after operating for so many years, we have made some progress and have more industries."

"So your mother and I decided to give half of these properties to An, and your mother will also give half of her dowry to An."

"These are considered as compensation for the share of the family property that was not given to Ayi."

"What!!!" Uncle He jumped up and down, "Dad and Mom, are you crazy?"

"Don't give things to your son, but to your grandson?"

Grandmother He snorted coldly, "These were left for us to take care of in our old age. The ones that belonged to you have already been distributed to you."

"Why, now you want to take care of our pension money?"

These words are not only said to Uncle He, but also to everyone.

Uncle He and Uncle He looked at each other and indicated that they had no objection.

Originally, there wasn't much left by Grandpa He and Grandma He, and most of it had been distributed to them long ago.

Of course, thanks to Grandfather He’s good management over the years, those things have probably increased in value several times.

But compared with the property that was originally distributed to each person, it is still immeasurable.

If He An had been adopted before the family split up, they would definitely not have gotten as much as they did at the beginning, and they would have given He An a share at least.

By this calculation, they really made a profit.

Uncle He and Uncle Four are living a good life now and their family properties are still there, so they are in a positive mood.

But Uncle He, who had lost all his family property, couldn't get over it. He shouted, "This is unfair! He Yi is long gone, how can he give He An a share of the family property?"

Grandfather He's face darkened, "If not to them, then who do you want to give these things to? To you?"

Uncle He San nodded and turned to look at the positions of Uncle He Da and Uncle He Si.

"Big brother, third brother, please say something!"

Uncle He looked at Grandfather He, whose eyes suddenly turned unfriendly, and said with a wry smile, "Dad, don't think too much. I don't want anything from you."

"Our family has already been divided a long time ago, so you can naturally decide what to do with Dad's things yourself."

Uncle He also said immediately, "Yes, yes, parents can give their things to whoever they want. As sons, we have no right to interfere."

"Also, Third Brother, don't call me Third Brother anymore. I'm the fourth child now."

Uncle He pointed at Uncle He and shouted, "You, you, you," he was so angry that he couldn't speak.

Uncle He simply turned his head away and ignored his blaming look.

Grandfather He then nodded in satisfaction, a slight smile appearing on his face.

"Okay, since no one objects, then it's settled!"

Uncle He: "I, I object..."

Grandfather He ignored him and pretended he didn't hear him. He said as if no one was around, "Okay, let's go eat. Today is a good day, we should celebrate it."

Uncle He: "I object..."

Grandmother He: "Yes, yes, yes, we should celebrate. Let's go!"

Uncle He: "I..."

Uncle He and Fourth Uncle He: "Let's go, let's go."

Uncle He, who was left behind, broke his guard and shouted behind everyone, "Is anyone listening to me? I'm going to..."

Grandma He took Dudu, hugged him happily, and said loudly, "Dudu, today we have your favorite egg custard, you must eat more."

The voice was neither loud nor soft, just loud enough to drown out Uncle He's words.

Uncle He: "You..."

Dudu: "Ah...ah...eat...eat"

Grandmother He: "Okay, okay, let us eat as much as we want!"

As they spoke, they arrived at the courtyard gate. She turned around and walked out with Dudu, and the others followed.

Uncle He, who was left standing there and ignored, said:...