"Shut your stinking mouth! Don't you know your own reputation? Pointing at your son and grandson? Bah! We have hands and feet. When we get old and go to the nursing home, we won't need you. Go back to where you came from. Don't force me to take action."

Aunt Hu was extremely disappointed in her only daughter. She had turned against her parents for a man of bad character. What an ingrate!

“Mom, my husband, why can’t my son take care of me in my old age and see me off when I die? We’ve discussed it, and when the baby is born, it will take the surname Hu and carry on the family line of my brothers. We’ll burn paper money for them during festivals.”

Uncle Hu's daughter was heavily pregnant, looking about five or six months along, and when she opened her mouth, she spoke with such confidence and self-assurance.

"Save your breath, Hu Xiaofei. Stop with your little schemes. We don't need them. My son is a martyr; the state takes care of him."

"Martyrs are still dead, what's with the attitude? So what if your eldest son is a martyr?"

Hu Xiaofei's mother-in-law's sharp and sarcastic words infuriated those around her.

"Martyrs are honorable, they're something to be proud of, do you have a problem with that? Which village is this? Insulting martyrs, do you want to spend a few days inside?"

Zhong Liang's expressionless words frightened the old woman into shutting her mouth and not daring to utter a sound.

"Uncle Hu, do you know these people? If not, I'll call my friend in the police and report them for trespassing."

"I don't know him."

Uncle Hu and Aunt Hu answered decisively without hesitation; they had heard that the other party was making money and wanted to take advantage of the situation.

"Mom and Dad, how can you say that? My brother and younger brother are both dead, so everything in the house should be mine. I'm just going back to my own home, what right do you have to sue me?"

When Hu Xiaofei heard that her parents wanted to sever ties with her, she immediately objected. Her husband and mother-in-law had both said that she was their only child, and all their things belonged to her.

Hu Xiaofei was full of confidence; everything her man said was true, and he wouldn't lie to her.