"Big Head's things?" Su Bai glanced at her, her expression very calm. "What big Head's things should have been divided but weren't? Tell me about it."

The woman felt a little uneasy under his gaze, but she still couldn't help but purse her lips: "You've forgotten about Zaozhuang and the big tile-roofed house next door."

What good is one tael of silver for one acre of land?

On the contrary, Zaozhuang has 200 acres of fertile land, 50 acres of jujube orchards, and 20 acres of lake. If they could just divide some of it, it would be enough for the second branch of the family to live a comfortable life without worrying about food and drink.

Furthermore, the neighboring brick and tile house is about to have its roof beams erected, and she has already chosen which room to live in. Now that she is being asked to live in a dilapidated house that has been abandoned for more than ten years, she should at least be given the house she is entitled to in the form of money.

Moreover, although she looked down on the one acre of land she was allocated, she felt somewhat uncomfortable when she heard that Su Baishi had actually divided it into six parts, with even Su Sui getting a part.

A married daughter is like water spilled from a bowl; Su Hua, being favored, deserves a share, which she can barely accept. But for Su Sui, a married woman who has divorced, to also want a share is simply outrageous.

"Ha!" Madam Su Bai sneered, pulling out two bright red land deeds from her sleeve. "Zaozhuang and the brick house were both earned by my daughter, and they are registered in my daughter's name."

"What can you do besides coveting your sister-in-law's things all day long?"

The land deed for Zaozhuang was given to Hua'er by the Liu family, and the money used to build the brick house was earned by Hua'er penny by penny. So, from the very beginning when they went to the old village chief's house to buy the land, it was in Hua'er's name that it was registered.

We were just preparing for this day to come.

Qian was illiterate before, but these days she has been learning to read with the Su family and now she can recognize the two big characters on the land deed, which are Su Hua's name.

She was even more shocked when she saw those two words. Such a large house with blue bricks and tiles, Su Bai had silently put Su Hua's name on it, and Zaozhuang, she had also given it all to Su Hua.

This isn't how you spoil your daughter!

If they don't get a house in Zaozhuang and a brick house, their second wife will only have one mu of land, one tael and one qian of silver, plus a dilapidated old house on the verge of collapse.

With all this money, how is she supposed to raise her son?!

Thinking of this, she felt dizzy and lightheaded.

Su Hua felt somewhat helpless about the brick and tile house. It was supposed to be the family house, but it ended up in her name. No wonder she refused to show her the land deed.

In the courtyard, Su Sanhu and the others didn't react much. They felt that this was how it should be. Hua'er's things belonged to Hua'er. If they wanted houses and land, they should work hard to earn them themselves.

Su Erhu's face burned with embarrassment; he had completely lost face and dignity today.

Meanwhile, Ms. Qian collapsed softly beside her.

"Mother!" Chunhua was just a little child and couldn't hold on at all. Instead, she was pinned down by Qian Shi.

Su Erhu hurriedly helped the person up, remembering the doctor's instructions, and could only look at Su Hua, "Hua'er, can you help her..."

The words were on the tip of my tongue, but I felt too ashamed to say them.

"Second brother, don't worry, let me take a look at her." Su Hua saw the woman's slightly trembling eyelids and did not refuse.

Instead, he stepped forward, grabbed the woman's wrist to take her pulse, and after a while, chuckled softly, "It's alright, Second Sister-in-law just wants to rest for a while. Let her get some more sleep when we get back to her room."

Su Erhu was a quick-witted person. When he lowered his head, he saw the woman's eyelids trembling violently, and he felt even more embarrassed.

Even at this point, she still pretended to faint.

Outside the courtyard, Qin Yucheng stood by the narrow path, his eyes following the stunningly beautiful woman in fiery red inside the fence, a wide smile playing on his lips.

Ah Cai bent down and rubbed his numb ankles. "Young master, you're standing here like a Buddha statue. Why don't you go inside and see Miss Su?"

Qin Yucheng smiled and said, "They have family matters to deal with right now, so why don't I step in and see what's going on?"

Ah Cai had grown up with Qin Yucheng since he was a child. This was the first time he had heard such considerate words from him. He suddenly sat up straight and saw the boy's unusually gentle eyes.

Then I thought back to that night of searching.

"Young master, you wouldn't be interested in Miss Su..."

Before he could finish speaking, Qin Yucheng's handsome face had already turned red, and he straightened his back rather awkwardly. "What, is it not allowed?"

“Yes, yes, of course.” Ah Cai was shocked. “However, the old man has always been particular about marriage between equals, so it might be difficult to get past his hurdle.”

The Qin family had been distinguished for generations. Qin Yucheng's grandfather was the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Works, holding the rank of a third-grade official. His father, Qin Fang, served as the magistrate of Qingshui County, which was merely a preparation for future promotion.

Although Su Hua was both talented and beautiful, her family background was simply no match for the Qin family.

How could the old master of the Qin family possibly agree?

Qin Yucheng was aware of this, and his joyful expression faltered for a moment. "It's not even close to being settled yet, why are you worrying about this!"

Whether Hua'er has feelings for him or not, he doesn't even know. It's too early to say these things now.

Su Dahu led Su Chengde to the end of the village. Seeing the master and servant still on the path, he quickly greeted them with a smile, "Yucheng, you've come from afar. What are you doing sitting outside? Come in and rest your feet and have some tea!"

Su Hua turned her head upon hearing the sound and saw Qin Yucheng's figure. She immediately thought of the portrait she had taken from the bandit's den.