"Fourth Brother Tan's wife, don't harbor any illusions," said Tan Yuancheng in a gentle and persuasive voice. "It was agreed before Fourth Brother Tan got married that the division of the family estate would happen. In our village, division is based on labor contributions, and our family is no different. It's just that Fourth's household is smaller in number, so naturally, they are at a bit of a disadvantage. But I've already said that whoever has a grandson will get an additional Twenty Taels of Silver, which is enough to buy three or four acres of land!"
The situation shifted with his words, making it seem as though Qiao Duo'er was the one making a fuss.
The rest of them had been planning according to their contributions, dividing the family estate accordingly.
And in the future, once Fourth's household grew, they would even receive an additional Twenty Taels of Silver.
Does it not sound generous?
Do you not think Tan Yuancheng is being fair?
