What family division agreement? A family division is a family division. Where did this family division agreement come from? I think you're just trying to cause trouble and make everyone uneasy. Old Mrs. Su is illiterate and has never been to school. She thinks simply that the second son is making trouble and still wants to take the house and belongings.

Old Man Su was different. His father had been a teacher, and although he wasn't a good student, he had still received some education and knew a bit about written agreements. He was starting to believe his second son; he really wasn't there to steal the house.

Thinking about the family division agreement the second son mentioned, he felt some resistance. He felt that this agreement was definitely detrimental to them. Old Man Su soon learned that he was right.

Today, I have invited all my uncles, great-uncles, village chiefs, elder uncles, village head, and brigade leader to be my witnesses and to have the family division agreement I have proposed notarized.

Since I was forced out of the family home, I left penniless and with nothing. My parents lived with my eldest brother, and everything was left to him.

I requested that a family division agreement be signed, clearly stating the conditions for the division and the obligation to support my parents in their old age.

My parents will live with my eldest brother. I will not inherit any of their property. Once they turn sixty, I will provide them with a monthly allowance and food according to the village's standard for supporting the elderly. My brother and I will split any medical expenses incurred by my parents. Nothing else concerns me, and I will not concern myself with it. My parents are not allowed to come to my door to demand any money or goods beyond what is agreed upon in this agreement.

Mr. Su is 32 years old this year, Mr. Su is 56 years old, and Mrs. Su is 55 years old. That means that in four years and five years, Mr. Su will need to start paying for his retirement.

Old Su thought it through in his mind. The second son's document meant that he didn't want anything from the house. He would give money and food to the elderly according to the village's standards when he and his wife turned sixty. If they were sick and needed medical treatment, he and the eldest son would split the cost equally. He wouldn't care about anything else, and they couldn't come to his house to ask for his money and belongings.

Old Mrs. Su didn't understand. She tugged at Old Mr. Su's sleeve, and he whispered in her ear. After hearing what Old Mr. Su meant, she jumped up again, "Second son, what do you mean? I gave birth to you and raised you, and now you want to be unfilial to me and your father?"

Fine, I knew you were an ingrate. You think you can get rid of me and your father? Don't even think about it. Humph, let me tell you, you ingrate, if you dare, I'll find a rope and hang myself at your doorstep. I'll make sure your whole family never has a moment's peace.

Several older uncles and grandfathers couldn't stand it anymore. "Zhengde, is this how you let your wife talk nonsense? The people are your sons; people who don't know better would think they're your enemies."

Besides, is there anything unreasonable about his family division agreement? He did everything according to the village's standards. He'll split your medical expenses equally with your eldest son. He didn't take anything from you either. In fact, your eldest son has gotten all the benefits.

Old Man Su didn't dare to argue with these respected elders, but he secretly gave Old Woman Su a meaningful look, signaling her to make a scene.

Sure enough, two kinds of people can't sleep in the same bed. Old Mrs. Su received the signal from Old Mr. Su and immediately started scolding her uncles and ancestors.

Uncle, the second son is my own son. What I do is my business, what does it have to do with you? You're too busy meddling in other people's affairs. If you want to interfere, go home and mind your own. You're so old and still so capable. You'd be better off staying home and lying down than coming out here to meddle in other people's sons and fathers' business.