After that, he said to Gu Kairong: "Brother, don't listen to her nonsense. My parents have already raised me, which is a great favor. I am not that shameless."

Gu Kairong said, "When my mother was alive, she said that this house was for Yichen. And you also know that Yichen's eldest son's surname is Gu and the second son's surname is Huang. This house was left by my parents, so according to the old couple's wishes, everyone also understands that it is for Yichen."

After thinking for a while, he continued, "The Chongqing property is divided into four parts, and I won't give any to my eldest sister. I want to keep it as a memory. I'll transfer the money to you at a discount."

At this time, Gu Qihao, who had been silent, spoke up: "Brother, please don't say that. I have the same idea as my second brother. I won't be so shameless as to covet something that doesn't belong to me."

Gu Ziyan wanted to say something else, but was interrupted by Gu Junfeng: "Don't embarrass yourself here anymore. Your eldest cousin didn't say anything, so who do you think you are?"

Finally, it was Lu Yichen who spoke up: "I will give the cash of the Chongqing property to my second and third uncles. Although you are grandpa's adopted sons, the relationship is real. The house will be transferred to my eldest uncle so that he can have something to think about.

As for the house in Beijing, it was divided into four parts, one for me, my eldest brother, my aunt, and my eldest uncle's family.

Gu Ziyan said again at this time: "Second cousin, this is too unfair."

Lu Yichen looked at Gu Ziyan: "Then you can distribute it."

Gu Kairong frowned and looked at Gu Junfeng: "Junfeng, what does she want to do?"

Gu Ziyan didn't wait for her father to speak, and said first: "Second cousin is really good at calculating. Why can aunt get a share of the property in Beijing? Giving it to aunt is the same as giving it to you."

Lu Yichen sneered: "How dare you say that? How long has your aunt served and accompanied your grandfather? Are you blind?"

As soon as he finished speaking, he heard Gu Junfeng roaring, "Gu Ziyan, get out of here."

Gu Ziyan stamped her feet and shouted, "Dad." Then she turned and left the living room.

Then he stood up and said, "I'll go to the yard to take a look, you guys continue."

After Gu Junfeng left, his wife Qiao Wenhui also stood up. She also felt that her daughter was becoming more and more ignorant. How could she make such a fuss at this time? It was simply stupid.

She originally thought that she would not fight or compete, and would take it if given, and would not fight for it if not given. However, she never expected that even though people said they would cash in the property in Chongqing, this girl was still not satisfied and was still thinking about sharing the house in Beijing.

Now, there is nothing left and it’s still so embarrassing.

After some discussion, the house in Chongqing was inherited by Gu Kairong, Gu Junfeng and Gu Qihao together, but the house was discounted by 30,000 yuan, and Lu Yichen gave 10,000 yuan to Gu Junfeng and Gu Qihao's family on the spot.

Then he gave the house documents to Gu Kairong and asked him to transfer the ownership himself as a souvenir.

And they wrote an agreement on the spot and had each family sign it.

As for the house in Beijing, because it covers a large area, Gu Kairong and Gu Qianru each got a small courtyard, Lu Yixuan got two small courtyards, and the remaining four small courtyards and the front yard belonged to Lu Yichen.

At this point, each of the huge courtyards of the Gu family had an owner.

Gu Junfeng and Gu Qihao knelt in front of the old man's portrait for a long time. They knew that with the old man gone, this would no longer be their home, and unless something serious happened, they might never come back.

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I feel empty and uncomfortable.

(End of this chapter)