She Lives Well with the Shopping App in the 80s
Chapter 233 The Peril of Human Hearts

Chapter 233: Chapter 233 The Peril of Human Hearts

"Why have you all come?"

"Dad, let’s talk inside the house."

Now that most of the sons had moved out of the old house, only the couple lived there, making it somewhat empty.

"Er Dan, tell the team leader about where you went with Fang Laosan and what you discussed."

Er Dan spoke with a mix of truth and falsities.

Upon hearing this, Captain Zhao was completely stunned, his face full of anger.

"That Fang Laosan! He took our words lightly and even dared to get involved in selling his niece. Initially, when he sold his daughter, because she was his own flesh, he insisted it was just a dowry."

Yun Xiaoxiao twitched her lips slightly upon hearing what Captain Zhao said.

That couple, Fang Laosan, are truly ruthless!

"Let’s go, I want to see...."

Yun Xiaoxiao quickly stopped Captain Zhao, "Dad, if we confront them directly, they will deny everything unless we catch them red-handed. We should approach this differently...."

Mrs. Zhao was holding back her two grandsons, listening to their discussion.

"Mom, Da Bao and Xiao Bao will be in your care for a while."

Mrs. Zhao knew they were off to handle matters.

"Go ahead, but be careful."

Captain Zhao also called his nephew, and four of them waited near Fang Meiyun’s house for someone to show up.

This was waiting for the prey to come to them.

Fang Meiyun and Grandma Fang had gone to sleep early after dinner, thinking that after today’s events, their younger brothers would not scheme against her anymore since they even brought food.

Little did she know, the weasel was up to no good; she had seen too little of the world to know how sinister people could be.

On the Yun Family’s side.

Mother Yun did not mention anything during dinner when both families sat down to eat together.

It was Eldest Sister-in-law Yun who felt something odd about her mother-in-law, wondering why she had suddenly called Laoer and his wife back.

And her mother-in-law too, why didn’t she bring the young auntie back?

It was the mother-in-law who personally visited, yet she did not ask the young auntie to return.

Could it be that the young auntie really liked that place in the countryside?

But hadn’t she previously written letters wanting to return to the city?

Now that she had the opportunity, why didn’t she want to come back to the city?

It’s really one thing after another.

"Today, I called Laoer and his wife back to discuss the division of the property."

Divide the property?

Eldest Sister-in-law Yun and Eldest Brother Yun were shocked.

Second Sister-in-law Yun also showed a surprised expression. Seeing her own husband remain calm, Second Sister-in-law Yun pinched Second Brother Yun.

"Mom, why are we dividing the property now?" Eldest Sister-in-law Yun asked, stunned.

The younger son-in-law was already a live-in son-in-law; was he still going to come back and divide the property and belongings of this house?

The property of the Yun Family was supposed to belong to her two sons.

"The tree grows and branches out; you two brothers are not young anymore, both of you are fathers, and have your own families; it’s time to grow up."

What’s going on?

Why are we dividing the property?

Isn’t this house supposed to be theirs, the main branch?

Eldest Sister-in-law Yun kept looking towards Eldest Brother Yun, hoping he would speak up.

In the past, Mother Yun had not paid much attention to their subtle movements, but now, seeing the panic in the eyes of the eldest daughter-in-law and eldest son, all of it was clear to Mother Yun.

How could she not have noticed?

"Parents, I have no objections. Even if we divide the property, I will provide the required support because you raised us, and it’s only right for us to care for you in your old age," Second Brother Yun said earnestly, glancing at his elder brother and sister-in-law and finally resting his gaze on his wife, seeking her approval.

"What my husband said also represents my sentiments as your daughter-in-law; you raised us, and we will care for you in your old age."