Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

After all, he owed him, but his family would definitely not be too bad with Erlang's monthly allowance in the future.

It’s the eldest brother, with such a character and such a wife.

After the separation, sad days are still ahead!

Thinking of this, Grandpa Su could only harden his heart and not look at his second son, while also not letting his eldest son speak.

Then he said, "There is also a vegetable plot behind the house, divided into three parts. Whoever wants to eat vegetables can grow them themselves."

"As for money, the family has more than 37 taels left. Sanlang and Sanya haven't gotten married yet, so 17 taels will be left for them. Of the remaining 20 taels, your mother and I will take 10 taels for retirement, and you two brothers will each take taels."

Speaking of this, Grandpa Su also blushed a little.

This division is equivalent to 37 taels of silver, and Su's family received a total of 5 taels.

This is more than just biased.

It's almost right in the armpit.

Sure enough, Uncle Su didn't say a word this time and had no opinion at all.

Grandpa Su felt a little disheartened when he saw how secretly excited he was.

As an older brother, he takes such a big advantage of his younger brother.

It would be fine if he wasn't ashamed, but he was also so excited.

The boss's character is really bad!

He felt a little sad. How did the boss become like this?

But no matter what, Grandpa Su couldn't completely ignore him and had to bite the bullet and share the other things.

"As for the houses, the ones you each live in now will be divided among you, and the kitchen and woodshed will be shared by all. The one we live in now will be..."

Grandpa Su couldn't raise his head, but he still said, "Give it to the eldest brother."

This means that Su's family has not actually been allocated any rooms except the two rooms they currently live in.

You should know that Uncle Su and his family now live in four houses.

Uncle Su and his wife had one room, Dalang and his wife had one room, and Sanlang had one room.

It turns out that the third girl lived with Su Yan.

After Su Yan got married, she and Dalang's daughter lived in that room.

According to Grandpa Su’s way of dividing the property, it also belongs to the eldest wife.

Su's mother was indignant and wanted to open her mouth to refute, but was stopped by Su's father.

Looking at Su's father's pleading eyes, Su's mother didn't say anything.

But she didn't have the heart to listen to the subsequent bits and pieces.

Grandpa Su: "...Okay, these are basically all the things we have at home. We have divided up what should be divided up. Does anyone have anything else to say?"

Although Uncle Su and his wife did not agree to divide the family property, they were now very happy when they saw the things Grandpa Su had given them.

Still excited.

From now on, these will truly be yours.

Although I knew it would be mine before, but I had never really made up my mind, right?

Today it is finally set in stone.

After the division of the family property, Grandpa Su felt like he had fought a battle.

Emotionally, I leaned towards my eldest son, but rationally I condemned myself.

After struggling between the two, Grandpa Su was exhausted.

He didn't want to say another word, and seeing that the second brother didn't raise any objections, he waved his hand and asked everyone to disperse.

"Let's stop here today. Tomorrow I will ask the elders to write a document, and then go to the county to change the land deed."

"Okay, let's disperse."

Everyone responded and went back with different thoughts.

Su's mother also followed Su's father back to the west room. As soon as she entered the room, she sat on the bed with a cold face and didn't say a word.

Father Su also felt bad because he knew that his parents were partial to each other.

But when this favoritism was actually revealed, he still found it hard to accept.

But what if he doesn't accept it?

That's my biological father.

Moreover, it was he who proposed to separate the family, and his father did not force him to do so for the sake of his eldest brother.

To be honest, he could understand his father's thoughts.

He has two sons. One of them has a poor family and can only support his family by farming.

The other son now has a salary earner in his family, so his life will not be bad in the future.

He naturally wanted to make life better for both of his sons.

That's why he humbled himself and gave more of the property to the eldest brother.

But understanding is understanding, but in reality, I am the one who has always been wronged.

Who can understand the coldness in my heart?

So even though he had stopped Su's mother from taking action, he felt very uncomfortable when he returned to the room.

But I also felt sorry for Su's mother.

Because he vaguely felt that his family would have a better life in the future, so he wanted to make some concessions on the property in the end to preserve the final brotherhood.

That's why when his father gave more things to the eldest son, he didn't want his wife to make a fuss.

Father Su walked to the bedside and held Mother Su's hand, "I am sorry for you, just this once. From now on, you have the final say in everything at home, and I will no longer be involved."

Mother Su sneered and mocked, "Don't care? He's your own brother, can you just let him go?"

Father Su turned her face with both hands and looked her straight in the eyes. "I'm serious. We are brothers. I have done everything I can. I want to live for our own family in the future."

He is the kind of person who cherishes old times, so he tries to have a clear conscience towards people and things.

Today, he is willing to make further concessions on the family property, which is also the utmost he can do to help his brother.

He has done everything that should and shouldn't be done.

From now on, I will have nothing to worry about.

You can remove your brother from your heart and treat your own family wholeheartedly.

If Grandpa Su knew that he wanted to help his eldest son, he would indirectly cut off the last bit of affection that Father Su had for his eldest son.

I don’t know if I will regret my actions.

Su's mother had lived with him for many years, so she naturally knew his character.

When I have feelings for you, I really give it from the bottom of my heart.

But once the heart turns cold, it becomes really indifferent and distant.

He is a black and white, pure person.

He is telling the truth now.

Su's mother gritted her teeth. If she could really make Su's father no longer care about the eldest brother's affairs, then she would suffer the loss today. It would be worth it!

Over there, Grandma Su was also feeling upset after returning to her room, and she didn't even look at Grandpa Su who followed her into the room.

There was some noise in the room, and then he took out a quilt from the cupboard.

He shook it off forcefully and got into bed without even taking off his clothes.

His face was facing the wall, as if he didn't want anyone to approach him.

Grandpa Su was helpless: "In the hot summer, why did you take out the quilt?"

Grandma Su: "What do you care about me? I'll build it if I want to. It would be best if I suffocate to death. Anyway, I have no say in this family."

Grandpa Su: "Why don't you have a say? Who dares not to listen to you normally?"

Grandma Su sat up stubbornly, glaring at me, "Who are you talking about not listening to? Why didn't you discuss such a big thing in advance?"

Grandpa Su: "That's just a coincidence. I wanted to tell you this afternoon, but you left when the eldest son's wife made a scene. How could I have the chance?"

Grandma Su recalled that when Grandpa Su finished counting the money in the afternoon, he seemed to have something to say to her.

But then there was a noise outside and she hurried out to see what was going on, so she didn't have time to hear it.

Although she remembered this, Grandma Su still insisted, "Couldn't you have said it earlier? Did you have to wait until this afternoon?"

Grandpa Su: "Haven't I made up my mind yet?"

Grandma Su: "When did you make up your mind?"