There is also spring for passers-by

It was not until the case went to court that the lawyer submitted a series of evidence, including the bank statements that the grandmother received from Ge Xiuling that were transferred to the designated account. This could prove that only Ge Xiuling paid for the living expenses of the two of them. Before Wen Wan was ten years old, she gave 300 yuan per month, which was the living expenses for both her grandmother and her. After she was ten years old, the amount increased to 500 yuan per month.

After her grandmother passed away, before the original owner turned 18, Ge Xiuling stopped paying her 500 yuan monthly living allowance. She also never contributed a cent while the original owner was in college. However, given that Ge Xiuling had contributed to the original owner's living expenses, Wen Wan agreed to pay a monthly alimony payment, based on current domestic market conditions, after Ge Xiuling turned 55.

Wen Wan made it clear: "I refuse to visit Ge Xiuling because I have only seen her three times in my eighteen years of life. Once was when my parents divorced when I was three, once was when I was four and my mother remarried and brought her new husband home to visit my grandmother, and the third time was when my grandmother passed away and she returned to her hometown to deal with the aftermath."

She is very busy, but she recorded many videos to explain the situation. For example, when her grandmother was seriously ill, she went to her mother to ask for money, hoping that her mother would pay for her grandmother's medical treatment, but her mother refused to pay the medical expenses. As a result, she did not even get home, and halfway through the journey, she received the news that her grandmother had passed away.

Yue Qiang argued in court that when they divorced, she and Ge Xiuling had discussed the child's living expenses. They each sent 300 yuan a month for the child's upbringing until he was ten, and then 500 yuan a month after that. Because the child was being raised by Ge Xiuling's mother, Mrs. Wen, the money was deposited into Ge Xiuling's personal account.

To prove that what he said was true, Yue Qiang presented his transfer records in court. Although some of them were not found, he did transfer the money to Ge Xiuling's account on time. Not only that, when Wen Wan was admitted to university and called to tell him, he deliberately said that he had no money. It was also to coax his current wife. He was afraid that his wife would quarrel with him, so he later transferred 5000 yuan to Ge Xiuling's account.

Wen Wan didn't expect that the person who didn't give money was Ge Xiuling, and the person who gave living expenses and support was Yue Qiang, whom she had almost no impression of.

Yue Qiang didn't expect that his daughter had no idea that he had sent her living expenses, and she hadn't even received the 5000 yuan for college.

Throughout the lawsuit, Wen Wan was willing to accept video calls but was unwilling to appear in court. In the end, she directly refused to fulfill the court's request to visit both of them once a month.

She tactlessly slapped a foreign passport. "I'm a Romantic citizen. Chinese law can't constrain me! At most, there's a moral accusation. Out of humanitarianism, I can pay Yue Qiang's minimum living standard for thirty years in one lump sum. As for Ge Xiuling's support, I'll only pay half. Because she didn't contribute a penny to my upbringing, and she also swallowed the 20,000 yuan that Yue Qiang originally transferred to me for tuition. A woman like her doesn't deserve a penny."

She had calculated this all along. She was actually quite patriotic, but to discredit her unscrupulous parents, she had obtained a green card and applied for a foreign passport. With her status, applying for a passport from any country would be easy. Her international reputation was so strong that any country she joined would bring honor to that country.

Even if the court makes a ruling, it cannot be enforced because of her foreign nationality. As Wen Wan said, at most it will be a moral accusation, and these artists don't care about the reputation of their personal behavior at all. Even if she is a lunatic, there will be a large number of people who like her.

Ge Xiuling collapsed on the spot. Although she had a son, he was a complete failure, barely graduating from university. He then failed to manage his own renovation materials shop, which soon closed. Later, his son became addicted to video games and refused to work, relying solely on his parents.

Her husband was married for the second time and had a son. Seeing that promising son, he divorced her and remarried his ex-wife. Only then did she realize that after marrying her, her ex-husband had been giving money to his ex-wife and eldest son, and even the capital for his eldest son's business was provided by him.

In the eyes of his ex-wife and eldest son, he was still a conscientious ex-husband and father. But after they remarried, he kept a tight rein on money, fearing she would give even a penny to his mother and daughter. She would ask her husband for money for her daily grocery shopping. From the beginning, she had seduced him, but her husband's ex-wife and eldest son had always been wary of her, and even her husband was wary of her in every way.

She really had no future. She couldn't even get her monthly pension because her son spent it all on playing games.

Until they saw in the news that she and Yue Qiang's daughter is now an internationally renowned painter, and one of her paintings can sell for millions or even tens of millions. This means that she can earn more money than they can earn in their entire lives just by painting a single piece.

"Wanwan, Mom was wrong! Mom is sorry for you. Mom shouldn't have treated your grandma like that. Mom shouldn't have treated you like that. Will you forgive me? Mom will definitely treat you well from now on."

"Isn't what you said ridiculous? When I needed my parents the most, I didn't enjoy their love. I couldn't even see them. Now I'm an adult and don't need your love anymore. Your love is a burden to me now. Let's just stop contacting each other."

Yue Qiang had a daughter with his second wife. After his daughter got married, she took his wife to help take care of the child. He was sick and tired, and there was no one at home to accompany him or cook for him.

He originally wanted to live with his daughter, but his son-in-law could accept his wife but not him, and was disgusted with him. It was only when his wife reminded him that he realized how powerful his eldest daughter was now.

He also regretted it very much. If he had been braver back then and kept his eldest daughter with his second wife after she gave birth to his younger daughter, he wouldn't be in this situation now, with no one around him. At least if he had two daughters, he would live with the eldest daughter and his wife would live with the younger daughter.

Yue Qiang sobbed, "Dad is so sorry for you. If I had asked you more questions or visited you more often, you wouldn't have suffered so much. I don't want your money. I want to go back to my hometown in the countryside, but my house is gone. My household registration was transferred out a long time ago. Can you... lend me your grandmother's house?"

Wen Wan then remembered that she hadn't been back to her hometown for more than ten years. She had never been back since she was admitted to university.

"Yue Qiang, do you have any shame? That house was left to Wan Wan by my mother. How dare you take it?"

"I don't want it. I just want to return to my roots, go back to the countryside and live in a rented house."

Wen Wan's mind turned for a moment, "If you feel lonely, you can live in a nursing home."

"No, I don't want to go to a nursing home. I just want to go back to my hometown to retire. I have a vegetable garden, fruit trees, and three or five chickens..."

Wen Wan agreed to Yue Qiang's request.

Ge Xiuling said: "That house belongs to my mother."

"Ge Xiuling, it's Aunt Yue's house, sure, but I paid for its renovation. The current owner is Wanwan, and she didn't object, so what right do you have to object?"