Chapter 29: Silent as a Cicada (Page 1/2)

Otherwise, why is it said that even a fair judge cannot judge family affairs?

It can be said that every household in the village has its own problems.

Old Party Secretary Han and Captain Han did not say anything, but looked at Han Shimin with dissatisfaction.

Because what Han's mother said was all the truth.

Over the years, the Han family has been able to live in a brick house and have several children raised well and grown up, all because Han Shimin took advantage of his younger brother Han Shiguo.

Now that my younger brother is getting married and wants to give more dowry, it’s not their money that is being spent, but he still lets the woman make a fuss?

Han Shimin cried, "Mom, don't be angry, don't get angry at yourself, it's our fault!"

Li Xia was unable to say a word, and she didn't want to split up the family either, so she quickly said, "Mom, it's my fault. I just thought wrongly. Don't take it to heart. What happened tonight was also my fault. I won't dare to do it again!"

How could Han's mother not know what she was thinking?

But whether they like it or not, this family has to be divided now!

She sneered, opened the cabinet and took out all the account books at home, "Shijun, all the accounts at home are here. I asked Shimin to write them down one by one. Did you bring the abacus? Come and calculate for us!"

The family account books were given by Han's mother to Han Shimin, the eldest son, to keep track of.

So without even looking at these account books, Han Shimin knew how much advantage he had taken over the years.

The family’s income sources are very clear: one is from working in the brigade, and the other is from the money Han Shiguo sends back.

Among them, the money sent back by Han Shiguo accounted for 90% of the family’s total income.

He knew very well that it was no exaggeration to say that the money Han Shiguo sent back accounted for 90% of the family's total income.

Han Shijun, the eldest cousin of the old branch secretary, took the account book from his second aunt with a smile and took out the abacus behind him, "Aunt, you trust me, I will do the math for you."

He didn't hesitate, he sat down and started to calculate with the abacus beads, reporting the account as he calculated, "When Shiguo was in the army for the first year, the money he sent back was not much, but he still sent 80 yuan around that year."

Han Shiguo had long forgotten about these accounts and just sent them back without ever calculating how much money he had to send back.

But Han's father and mother are both experienced people. They also experienced the separation of the family in the past and had been prepared for this.

Therefore, Han's mother asked Han Shimin to write down every account personally and remember it clearly.

After Han Shijun finished calculating the first year, he started to calculate the second year. "Shiguo was in the army for the second year. He sent back 15 yuan in the first month. He also sent back 15 yuan in the second month. He sent back 20 yuan in the third, fourth...seventh month. From this month on, he sent back 20 yuan every month."

Han Shijun counted and said, "In the second year, I sent back a total of 230 yuan."

"It's the third year that Shiguo has been in the army... He has sent back a total of 300 yuan."

The amount of money sent back in the first three years was not small, but starting from the fourth year, the amount sent back could be said to be very considerable.

"In the fourth year, Shiguo sent home 45 yuan every month. That year, Shiguo sent home a total of 550 yuan."

"In the fifth year...Shiguo sent back a total of 550 yuan."

"The sixth year is also five hundred and fifty dollars."

“…”

"This year, Shiguo has also sent back fifty yuan every month. As of last month, a total of four hundred and fifty yuan has been sent back this year..."

"Nine years, let me do the math. Eighty plus two hundred and thirty plus... Shiguo sent back a total of three thousand eight hundred and ten dollars."

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