Having successfully brought together a couple in their twilight years, Ye Qingqing was in high spirits and happily prepared to go home. However, before she even stepped out the door, she heard hurried footsteps outside. All four of her children had arrived, along with a few unfamiliar faces, who appeared to be her daughters-in-law and sons-in-law. However, there were only two daughters-in-law and the second son-in-law; the youngest son-in-law was not present.

"What are you doing here? Get out of here, now!"

Sister Wang got angry when she saw this group of ungrateful wretches, grabbed a broom and swept them away.

When the second son, Liang Deping, saw Ye Qingqing, he was furious and yelled, "You dare to come here? So that's why you were so kind as to take my mother to the hospital. It turns out it was all for the antique my father left behind. You tricked my mother into giving the antique to a stranger like you willingly. You're just a young girl, but you've got a lot of tricks up your sleeve..."

The second daughter also shouted, "Hand over the antiques, or you're not leaving!"

Seven or eight people blocked the doorway, their arrogance palpable. They were determined to get their hands on the antique. With so many of them and Ye Qingqing just a little girl, they wouldn't let her leave without handing over the antique.

"You're supposed to be cultured people, yet you act like bandits, bullying a little girl like this!" Old Ma couldn't stand it anymore and stepped forward to reprimand you.

The second daughter said sarcastically, "Uncle Ma, you shouldn't meddle in our family affairs. We never agreed to you and my mother being together. You'd better not come down here every few days. It's better to avoid suspicion. You may not care about your reputation, but we four siblings do!"

"You four are worse than animals! Why did I even give birth to you? I should have strangled you all and thrown you into the river to feed the fish! Get out of here! I'll publish a statement in the newspaper tomorrow severing all ties with you. I don't need you to support me anymore, and I don't need you to take care of me after I die. Get out!"

Sister Wang turned pale with anger, lashed out at her children with a broom, and felt utterly heartbroken.

The thin woman beside the eldest son said unhappily, "Mom, don't let some people with ulterior motives bewitch you. Outsiders will never be sincere to you. They're after my dad's antiques. You won't be able to touch them, so you'll have to rely on us."

Sister Wang laughed angrily, "I was almost dying in the hospital a few days ago, and where were you all? You were all making excuses and shirking responsibility! You didn't pay a single penny of my medical bills. The 20,000 yuan was all paid by those outsiders you claim to be paying. How dare you say such things? Me, rely on you? Ha... how could I possibly rely on you!"

The four siblings were somewhat embarrassed. They had only just learned that the old lady had antiques. If they had known earlier, they would have gone to the hospital instead of letting that brat Ye Qingqing take advantage of the situation.

"We were indeed busy back then, and besides, Mom, you're doing just fine now. We'll definitely take even better care of you in the future," the second son said sweetly, his words flowing like a river.

Sister Wang didn't believe a word of it. She threw a broom, which hit her second son in the face. "The greatest filial piety you can show is by not coming here. Get out, all of you, get out!"

"Mom, what you're saying is pointless. All four of us will have a share in Dad's inheritance. You can't keep it all to yourself, and you certainly can't let it benefit outsiders." The second son was too lazy to pretend to be a dutiful son and grandson anymore and directly stated his purpose.

He had known for a long time that his deceased father liked to collect antiques, but he had never made any significant finds. The four siblings hadn't paid much attention to it, but a few days ago, an old neighbor said that the girl had gone home and taken the safe, which aroused their suspicion.