"Yaoyao, are you doubting that I didn't give enough?" Tong Sicheng was somewhat unhappy to hear that Tong Yao wanted to count the money. He argued with a righteous tone, "The house used to be inhabited by our aunt and her family. My father was also sympathetic to our aunt. He felt that if he sold the house, our aunt would have no place to live. Therefore, he disagreed to sell it, he wasn't trying to monopolize the property. Now that we have sold the house, we have distributed Uncle Er's share. Your skeptical attitude really hurts me."
Lin Shuxin, who had been silent all along, interjected: "Cousin, if they don't mind the trouble and want to count the money, let them do so. It saves us any nitpicking over a few cents later."
These words were clearly mocking Tong Yaohui and Tong Yao, suggesting that they were narrow-minded.
