- Lin Yishuang: "Don't talk, listen to me first, I do this for your own good and to save trouble in the future."
- "Feng'er, you are already married, and Yang'er is not too young. In a few years, you will become a family. Once you become a family, you will have your own small family. With a small family, you will care about your interests."
- No matter how good a sibling is, if there is a conflict of interests, the relationship will no longer exist. She doesn't want her children and brothers to turn against each other.
- Sheng Changfeng: "Auntie, we won't."
- Sheng Changyang: "Third brother said yes, Auntie, we won't."
- Lin Yanchuang: "You, what about your daughter-in-law." Lin Yanchuang glared at her two sons.
- Liu shi, who was on the side, heard this and quickly said, "Auntie, I won't either."
- Lin Yishuang: "Not now, but in the future; you can't talk too much. You are not allowed to speak now, listen to me."
- Lin Yishuang: "When Yang'er gets married in a few years, the family will have to divide again. It's troublesome now, and it will be troublesome again in a few years, why bother. It's better to take advantage of this time that it's all resolved, and it will save you another trouble."
- "I've already thought about it. The inheritance in your hands belongs to you. The inheritance in my hands is divided into three parts, one for each of you brothers, and one for me to keep for retirement."
- "By the way, move fifty thousand taels to the public before the first quarter. Before Yang'er gets married, the fifty thousand taels will be used as family expenses."
- "Also, although the two of you have separated, we still lived together before Yang'er got married."
- "After Yang'er gets married, he will move out. As for the house, I have prepared it for Yang'er, right next door."
- "I have already bought the house next door. When Yang Er gets married, I will move to the next door. I have someone open the wall adjacent to the two houses, build a door, and then open the door. You brothers are one family. If you close the door, you will be two families. Even if you are close and convenient to communicate, you will not disturb each other. What do you think of this arrangement?"
- When the two brothers heard that Lin Yishuang had arranged it, they knew that it would be difficult for Lin Yishuang to change his attention. Furthermore, when the two brothers listened to Lin Yishuang's arrangement, they also felt that it was feasible.
- Sheng Changfeng: "Since you have decided, we will listen to your arrangements."
- Lin Yishuang looked at Sheng Changyang.
- Sheng Changyang: "I also listen to you, Auntie."
- Lin Yanchuang: "Is that right?"
- Sheng Changyang: "What about you, Auntie? You can live with your son in the future."
- Sheng Changfeng: "What are you talking about, stinky boy. I am the eldest son of Auntie, and Auntie should follow. You are not allowed to rob me."
- Sheng Changyang: "I'm still the youngest son of Auntie, Auntie should live with me..."
- The brothers did not quarrel for property, but quarreled for their mother.
- Lin Yishuang: "Okay, okay, stop arguing. From now on, I'll take turns living in your two brothers' families, so this head office will be fine. If one day, you two brothers don't want to retire to me, that doesn't matter. The official said that he will also retire to me."
- The brothers looked at each other when they heard this, and then said in unison: "Just as you said, Auntie, you can live wherever you want."
- Lin Yishuang: "Okay, then it's settled. After a while, Yang'er's things will be sent directly to the next door, which will save me from moving around. By the way, I will also divide the industry in my hands. Yang'er is still studying now, and has no time to be distracted from the industry. Yang'er's share is still taken care of by me. As for Feng'er, you can discuss it yourself."
- "Jiayi, bring Brother Lin to me. You can take the men to pack up and place the things."
- Lin Yishuang told Liu shi that he hugged his little grandson from Liu shi's arms, and then sent his son and daughter-in-law to pack up his things.