She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"Don't be surprised. Old Hu and the guy in the little western-style building were the young masters of this area."

"That guy has a foreign education. Our Lao Hu also went to military school. Lao Hu is just smarter than that guy. He donated all his family property and joined the army himself."

Old soldier, Manshu understood it all at once.

I'm afraid that this Mr. Hu has made some contributions and won military medals.

So, later on, his house was returned to him.

"I'm not as good as him." Old Hu shook his head, "At least his children are filial."

When Uncle Hu said this, the uncle next to him also fell silent.

Over the years, everyone knows that Uncle Hu's son and daughter-in-law want to come back and make trouble every now and then. In that special era, they were the first to sever ties with their father.

Later, Lao Hu's life became better and he owned a building. His son, daughter-in-law, daughter, and son-in-law all changed their attitudes instantly.

They all said how helpless they were and asked Lao Hu to think about his grandchildren and stop arguing with them.

They wanted to reap the benefits without any effort, but Lao Hu suffered a lot and felt disappointed.

He didn't agree and kicked the man out.

For so many years, there has been no one around Lao Hu who understands his feelings.

He didn't hire a nanny. He ate at the restaurant downstairs every month. He kept a record of how much he ate and settled the bill at the end of the month after deducting the rent.

The person who cleans the house is also a tenant on the same floor.

People helped me and used the money to offset the rent.

Over the years, Uncle Hu has lived a very comfortable life alone and has saved a lot of money.

My children all want the money, and now when they hear the news of demolition, they can’t wait to watch over me day and night.

Speak of the devil, and he will appear. Before the uncle could explain the matter of Uncle Hu clearly, a middle-aged couple came, carrying fruits, meat and vegetables, and with a girl who looked not much different from Manshu.

"Yunyun, your grandfather is playing chess, go and talk to him."

The middle-aged couple pushed the one called Yunyun.

Hu Yunyun looked reluctant.

She is already in her third year of high school and is so busy with her studies that she has no time to please a stubborn old man.

My parents are really something. Her family will get some of the demolition compensation in the future anyway, so why are they in such a hurry?

"Why don't you let my brother and sister-in-law come? What's the point of just letting me come?"

Hu Yunyun was so angry that she wanted to kill herself. The old man hated their family. Every time she came over, he never looked happy.

She offered to help clean the room, but the old man wouldn't let her touch it, saying that some of the house's things had been turned over.

Isn't this insulting?

As a student of a key high school, how could she do such sneaky things?

It must have been done by my cousin and his friends.

"Your brother and sister-in-law are at work, so if they are free, you can go. You should know that the old man has a building in his hands. Even if he demolishes it and gives us a few houses, it will be a profit for us."

Mother Hu pushed her daughter again and spoke of the house with some impatience.

In their time, they were actually doing pretty well. They had money, and they kept their jobs because they reported their father.

But who knew that he would be laid off later. He could not escape the wind of reform and was useless no matter what he did after being laid off.

Our family is just ordinary now, but the old man is just guarding a building by himself and is absolutely unwilling to give any help to his descendants.

The couple spent all their savings on their son’s marriage.

Now the youngest daughter is about to go to college. If the old man’s attitude doesn’t soften, where will they get the money?

Manshu had no idea that this family was so shameless, but she could see that this middle-aged couple looked mean and were not good people.