In the following days, Lu Qinghua was busy with the property certificate transfer. The procedures were a bit complicated, and he had to make several trips before the name was finally changed. On the day the name was changed, Lu Jiangang had a dark face the whole time and looked very unwilling, but he still signed the name in the end, and it went relatively smoothly.

A few days later, Lu Qinghua brought Yinyin to visit again.

"I thought my dad had a change of heart, but Grandpa was right. He's a leopard that can't change its spots. He's selfish and never even considered giving me the house," Lu Qinghua said bitterly.

Ye Qingqing became interested. "If he doesn't give it to you, who else would he give it to? You're his daughter."

"It's for that vixen's son. That vixen whispers sweet nothings in my dad's ear every day, making him so infatuated that he can't tell the difference between inside and outside, and he's even forgotten his own name." Lu Qinghua got angrier and angrier as she spoke.

Lin Shufang took out yam cake, which was made from glutinous rice balls. It can be steamed whenever you want to eat it. It is sweet, fragrant, soft and glutinous, nutritious, and easy to digest. Adults and children alike love to eat it.

"Don't be angry, have some yam cake to cool down."

Lu Qinghua didn't stand on ceremony and ate several pieces of cake. "They're so delicious, even better than what you can buy outside."

"Eat more if you like it, Yin Yin too."

Lin Shufang gave Yinyin some yam cake and sat down to listen to Lu Qinghua. She couldn't understand why the house would be given to someone else's son instead of her own daughter. Had Lu Jiangang lost his mind?

"It seems that vixen is very skilled and has completely bewitched my second uncle, but the house still ended up being given to you, didn't it?" Ye Qingqing felt a bit conflicted.

"That's because my mom had something on my dad. She had someone take pictures of him and that vixen. Although my dad had retired, that vixen was still working at her company. If my mom released the photos, the vixen would lose her job. My dad felt sorry for her and couldn't bear to see her suffer, so he was forced to agree."

Lu Qinghua explained the whole story, her expression somewhat complicated. She used to hate He Hongxia, but now she felt grateful. After all, compared to the extremely selfish Lu Jiangang, He Hongxia still cared about her and even managed to get her a house in the end.

In big cities, the most valuable thing is a house. Only with a house can you have a home; otherwise, you're just a drifting duckweed. Now she's much more relaxed. She no longer has the pressure of buying a house and only needs to support Yinyin. Her salary is more than enough, and with the rent, she can save a lot of money every month. In a few years, she can buy another house, which will reduce the pressure even more.

"Your second aunt did a decent job this time. She still cares about you after all. You should look after her more in the future. Your second uncle has a son now, and he probably doesn't appreciate your filial piety. So just leave him alone." Ye Qingqing said sarcastically.

Lu Jiangang thought he was clever, but he was actually as stupid as a pig. It was obvious that the woman was with him for the house. Now that the house was gone, it was hard to say whether the woman would stay. Lu Jiangang had ended up with nothing, getting nothing from both sides.

“I know what I’m doing. My mother is still in good health and doesn’t need me to take care of her. When she becomes unable to move in, I’ll take her to live with me. I won’t abandon her,” Lu Qinghua nodded.

However, not long after, He Hongxia did something unexpected: she returned the rented house and went to a nunnery in the countryside to practice Buddhism while keeping her hair intact. She ate vegetarian food and chanted Buddhist scriptures every day, spending the rest of her life with the ancient Buddha and the dim lamp.

Lu Qinghua went to see her several times, but she was unwilling to see him, only asking him to disturb her less in the future, and saying that she wanted to devote herself to cultivation.