The four siblings were stunned, looking at the two men with confusion. The second son, Liang Deping, however, changed his expression and went to greet them, "Attorney Fang, Attorney Zhang, what brings you here?"

It turned out that the two men were actually the second son's colleagues, both from Dongsheng Law Firm. Ye Qingqing had indeed seen these two men when she went to the firm to cause trouble last time.

A man smiled slightly, his eyes filled with disdain, and took out a document from his briefcase, saying loudly, "Ms. Wang Meie has entrusted us to come to you to read out her letter of severance of her relationship with her son, which has already been notarized."

Another man deliberately asked, "Is it to be read here, or upstairs?"

The second son looked extremely grim. He hadn't expected his mother to be so ruthless, actually going to his law firm to sign a document severing their mother-son relationship. Knowing full well that he didn't get along well with his colleagues at the firm, wasn't his mother deliberately trying to ruin him?

"Let's go upstairs." The eldest son's face turned even uglier.

He hated Sister Wang intensely, treating them like his own children and wanting to ruin their future and careers.

Ye Qingqing was quite surprised. She didn't expect that Sister Wang had done so many things. What's even more amazing is that she even asked her second son's colleague to read out the letter of severance. It was really satisfying.

"Let's go up and take a look."

Ye Qingqing whispered, and Lu Mo nodded. He also wanted to know what Wang Jie's letter of severance said. The others were even more interested. They were all Wang Jie's old neighbors and were very familiar with the four siblings. Now that they had witnessed the mother and son fighting to this extent, they felt terrible.

Sister Wang's house was a mess, but Aunt Lu had kept it clean. Sister Wang had asked Aunt Lu to come and clean once a week for a hundred yuan a month, which was like picking up money, so Aunt Lu was happy to do so.

Now the house has been ransacked by the four siblings, with clothes and other items scattered all over the floor, leaving no place to even step.

The four siblings wanted to close the door to avoid being laughed at by outsiders, but there were too many people and they couldn't close it at all. Moreover, the door that had just been repaired was damaged by them, so they had to leave it half open, with neighbors crowding outside to watch the spectacle.

Attorney Fang loudly read the letter of severance. The content was simple: Sister Wang was utterly heartbroken and disillusioned with the four siblings, and would no longer address them as mother and children. From now on—

"When I am old, sick and dying, even if I am paralyzed in bed, I will no longer ask these four siblings to take care of me. From now on, we will go our separate ways and be strangers when we meet again."

Although brief, Sister Wang was very resolute, leaving no room for reconciliation. She had already decided that if she really couldn't move, she would go abroad for euthanasia and not suffer that torment.

"Sigh, Mei'e is heartbroken. Luckily, she's with Lao Ma now, so they can take care of each other," the plump woman sighed.

She was Wang Jie's next-door neighbor and knew Wang Jie and Grandpa Ma's whereabouts very well, but she just wouldn't say anything, which drove those four ungrateful wretches crazy. Now that Wang Jie and the others were in Kyoto, the fat auntie finally told them without worry.

"Where did my mom and Uncle Ma go?"

The eldest son rushed up to the plump woman, his face contorted in shock, startling her. A tall, burly middle-aged man stepped forward, shielding his mother behind him. He brandished his fist, which was larger than a sand bowl, at the eldest son and snarled, "Looking for a beating!"

"No... I was just asking."

The eldest son quickly forced a smile. This troublemaker had been the tyrant of the apartment building since he was a child. Even when he and his younger brother joined forces, they couldn't beat him, and it was still the same now.