"The house was bought with my husband's compensation money, and it's slated for demolition. She went back to want the house back, but my parents disagreed, and she actually took them to court. It's like a barking dog that bites; she's capable of anything disgusting."
"No, no, that's not how it is. The child has another house," Fenglan hurriedly explained.
"That house was left by the child's father. It was left by someone else's father. Why wouldn't you give it to the child and let some random man live in it? You're supporting your family of good-for-nothings. Aren't you afraid that the child's father will come looking for you in the middle of the night?" Chunni said viciously.
"Sister, this is wrong of you. Your daughter is your own flesh and blood. I can understand your remarriage, but you should keep the things left by the child's father for the child. How can you sue the child?"
"Exactly, it's pitiful enough that the little girl doesn't have a father, how could you, as her mother, do this? I feel so sorry for that child."
"Sister, you're working two jobs, and several men in your family don't do anything. What are you after by dating this man?"
"Even tigers don't eat their cubs! What kind of mother are you? That woman found a new partner for the sake of her children from her previous marriage, and you're stealing her house for a man! What kind of mother are you? If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe it."
“If my child were that successful, I wouldn’t even consider dating anyone, for fear of being a burden to my child. But you, oh my god, Sister Li, what are you after?”
The people gathered around were all talking about it, and no one understood Fenglan's behavior.
"Do you know that your daughter said she would leave all the relocation money to you for your retirement? She thinks you are an unreliable man and is afraid you will be cheated, so she gave the money to our mother to keep. You have done so many inhuman things, and your daughter still cares about you. Li Fenglan, were you born an animal? Don't you have a heart?" Chunni cried as she cursed, feeling sorry for Manman.
Many people present shed tears; if this were their child, they would be heartbroken.
Fenglan covered her face and sobbed, then turned and ran away, too ashamed to stay at work.
Chunni wiped away her tears, but didn't feel any relief. She called her second brother, who told her that Wu Zhiqi and Li Mancang were alright and had already gone home.
Chunni hurried home.
In the courtyard, the third brother called over the company's legal counsel.
The legal department looked into the situation.
"Mr. Li, the property being relocated needs to be registered with the child's father's former military unit to obtain a certificate stating that the compensation is solely for the child, not for the mother and daughter to live together. As for the other property, it should be jointly owned by the other party and the child, and it seems that half of the proceeds from the sale of that property will have to go to the other party."
The third brother looked at Wu Zhiqi
Wu Zhiqi: "Give it to her. From now on, Li Fenglan is no longer a member of this family."
Since Li Fenglan can take her own daughter to court, then there's no point in talking about family ties anymore.
"Second brother, go find Guo Changping and ask him to help contact your old unit and get a certificate," Wu Zhiqi said to his second brother.
"Okay, Mom, I'll go now." The second son turned around and went out.
The legal counsel then asked some questions about Fenglan's custody of the children.
"Mr. Li, we can sue Ms. Li Fenglan to recover the child support."
The third brother waved his hand, "We're not here to see her, we don't want this money." He said, "If Manman finds out, she'll be so upset."
The legal representative adjusted his glasses. "See if the military can provide a certificate. If not, this money will have to be used as child support for Yu Manman. This house was a gift from Ms. Wu Zhiqi to Yu Manman. After all, Ms. Li Fenglan did not fulfill her obligation to support her. During this period, we were the actual caregivers."
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