Reborn as a Superpower Girl in the 80s Chapter 1585: What Are You Worth?

After saying that, he turned to Gu Kairong and said, "Big Brother, don’t listen to her nonsense. The fact that Mom and Dad raised is already a huge favor; I wouldn’t be so shaless."

But Gu Kairong said, "Back when Mom was alive, she said this house was for Yichen. Besides, you all know Yichen’s eldest son has the last na Gu, and his second son has the last na Huang. Since this house was left by our parents, according to their wishes, it’s clearly ant for Yichen."

After pausing to think, he continued, "The property in Chongqing should be divided into four parts; let’s not give any share to our eldest sister. I just want sothing to rember them by. I’ll compensate you by transferring the money to you."

At this point, Gu Qihao, who had been silent all along, spoke up: "Big Brother, let’s not talk like that. I’m on the sa page as Second Brother; I won’t shalessly covet sothing that doesn’t belong to ."

Gu Ziyi wanted to say sothing, but was cut off by Gu Junfeng: "Stop embarrassing yourself here. Your big cousin hasn’t said anything, and who are you to have a say?"

Finally, it was Lu Yichen who spoke: "For the Chongqing property, I’ll give the cash equivalent to Second Uncle and Third Uncle. Even though you’re Grandpa’s adopted sons, the affection is real. Let’s transfer the property to First Uncle’s na, so he has sothing to rember.

As for the house in the Capital City, it will be divided into four; Big Brother, Little Aunt, First Uncle’s family, and I will each get a share.

At this mont, Gu Ziyi spoke up again: "Second Cousin, this is really unfair."

Lu Yichen looked at Gu Ziyi: "Then you do the allocation."

Gu Kairong frowned as he looked at Gu Junfeng: "Junfeng, what’s she trying to do?"

Before her father could speak, Gu Ziyi interrupted: "Second Cousin really knows how to do the math. Why does Aunt still get a share of the Capital City property? Giving it to her is equivalent to giving it to you."

Lu Yichen sneered, "You really have the nerve to say that. How long did your so-called aunt take care of and accompany your Grandpa? Are you blind?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Gu Junfeng roared angrily: "Gu Ziyi, get out!"

Gu Ziyi stomped her feet and shouted, "Dad," then turned and left the living room.

After watching Gu Ziyi leave, Gu Junfeng said to the people remaining in the room, "I don’t want the property in Chongqing either. It’s not that I’m pretending to be generous; it’s that I truly can’t take it. Our parents took in, but I couldn’t even repay them with a day of filial duty. By reason and sentint, I shouldn’t get a share of the Gu family’s estate."

With that, he stood up, saying, "I’ll go check the courtyard, you all continue."

After Gu Junfeng went out, his wife Qiao Wenhui also stood up, feeling that their daughter was getting more and more unreasonable. How could she make a scene at such a ti? It was simply stupid.

She originally thought of not fighting, taking what’s given, and not fighting over what’s not. But never did she expect that even when they were willing to give the cash equivalent of the Chongqing property, this girl still wasn’t satisfied and was eyeing the Capital City house.

Now it’s all gone, and it’s so embarrassing.

After so discussion, the property in Chongqing was inherited together by Gu Kairong, Gu Junfeng, and Gu Qihao, but its cash equivalent was 30,000 yuan. Lu Yichen imdiately gave 10,000 yuan each to Gu Junfeng and Gu Qihao’s families.

Then he handed the property docunts to Gu Kairong, letting him handle the transfer himself, for keepsake.

He also wrote a contract on the spot and had each family sign it.

The Capital City property was divided due to the large area; Gu Kairong and Gu Qianru each got a small courtyard, Gu Yixuan got two small courtyards, and the remaining four small courtyards and the front courtyard went to Lu Yichen.

Thus, the once large Gu family courtyard now had its respective owners.

Gu Junfeng and Gu Qihao knelt for a long ti in front of the old man’s portrait; they knew that with the old man gone, it ant this would never be their ho again. Without a big affair, they might never return.

Their hearts felt empty and deeply troubled.