Chapter 781 How Are You Going to Compensate?
But after he said this, he looked at Xiao Changjiang.
I don’t know if other people noticed this little action, but Chuxue saw it all. It seems that this person is not as honest as he appears.
Could it be that he still wants to create a competition between his uncle and his father?
However, things did not go as planned. Xiao Changjiang unexpectedly asked directly, "I heard that your wife also took over my grandmother's job?"
Han Huaiming took a deep breath and said, "Yes, I did take my grandmother's job."
Xiao Changjiang didn't give any face: "Then how are you going to compensate?"
Thinking of something, he immediately added: "Don't forget that in a dozen years, your wife will have a pension after she retires."
Han Huaiming clenched his fists under his sleeves: Don’t you want to give us any chance to survive?
But in order for his family to stay in Hai City, he had to pretend to be magnanimous and said, "It should be. I will definitely show my utmost sincerity to satisfy Brother Changsheng."
Just thinking about the compensation, his heart bleeds.
I have to marry off my son and daughter over the years and support the children at home, so I don’t have much savings left. What can I do?
After working for so many years, with the identity of the Xiao family, it would be easy to find some faults in him. After all, he is not innocent either. So if he wants to keep his current dignity, he naturally has to satisfy them.
Seeing that Han Huaiming was relatively honest, Mr. Xiao did not make things difficult for him.
The final result of the negotiation was: first, the yard and the property left to him by Han's grandmother must be returned intact; second, Han Huaiming's wife's job must be compensated at half of her annual salary for those years, plus an additional six years of retirement salary, and it must be paid in one lump sum. Han Huaiming was very angry, but he dared not refuse.
Finally, Xiao Changjiang said that Han Huaiming had enjoyed the blessings for his younger brother for so many years, and he must compensate his younger brother 50,000 yuan in one lump sum. After all, he stole his younger brother's life.
Even if Han Huaiming wanted to quit, he gritted his teeth and accepted it when he thought about his family.
The agreement was made in four copies, and the compensation was to be paid within three months. Not only the Xiao family and Uncle Han were present, but also several other old men in the compound who had a good relationship with Mr. Xiao were invited to serve as witnesses.
As long as Han Huaiming pays compensation according to the agreement, the Xiao family and the Han family will not interfere whether he stays in Hai City or returns to the Liu family in the future. However, if the compensation is not in place, it is hard to say.
This is an astronomical amount of compensation, and it is not enough to describe it as a broken heart.
As soon as the matter was settled, Han Huaiming left with a gloomy face.
Han Sihai wanted to leave, but was stopped by Xiao Changjiang: "There are still many things to discuss about the return of the second brother. Uncle, you can't leave."
If Jiang Huiwen hadn't come to the door and asked Han Huaiming to return to the Xiao family to recognize his ancestors, Han Sihai would have had no contact with the Xiao family at all.
At the beginning, my sister wrote home saying that she had found her ideal partner and was planning to get married at the end of the month.
However, it was a war-torn time and by the time the letter arrived it was already the middle of the next month, and the matter had already been settled.
Later, I received a letter saying that my sister was pregnant and had a son, Xiao Changjiang.
With thousands of miles between them and the current situation being unstable, there was nothing they could do except to send their best wishes.
Later, Han Sihai lost contact with his family due to work. When he returned home, he found out that his sister was alone. He asked someone to send a child back, saying that this was the second child. As for his brother-in-law Xiao Yude, he only existed in letters and they had never seen him.
Later, due to work transfer, they moved from Suzhou to Shanghai. The letters Xiao Yude sent to Suzhou fell into the sea, and they lost contact from then on.
If Jiang Huiwen hadn't sent someone to find Xiao Yude and told him that Xiao Yude was in Beijing and asked Han Huaiming to go to Beijing to recognize his relatives, he would probably never be able to contact him in this lifetime.
Han Sihai knew that Xiao Yude was not to blame for his sister's death, but he was still angry and felt that it was Xiao Yude who did not take good care of his sister.
It was not Jiang Huiwen who sent the child to Shanghai. Instead, she asked someone to send the child there. A letter came with the child, saying only that her sister had died and Xiao Yude could not be contacted for the time being, so the child had to be sent back to the Han family.
At that time, the whole family was so grateful to Jiang Huiwen that they felt that if it weren't for her, their sister would have been left dead in the wild and their nephew would have lost his life.
Although they don't know where she is, they always remember her kindness.
Unexpectedly, although the child was not replaced by Jiang Huiwen, there was actually evil intention behind this.
At first, Huai Ming went to Beijing to recognize his relatives, but he turned out to be a fake. He was very angry and thought that Xiao Yude had married a concubine. Was someone doing this on purpose?
Xiao Yude came to Shanghai in person to explain the situation to him in person, and he was shocked beyond words.
Later, Xiao Yude often passed on news about Jiang Huiwen. He really did not expect that this woman Jiang Huiwen would be so capable.
It was not until Jiang Huiwen was arrested that people realized there was someone behind her.
(End of this chapter)
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