1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1075 With those words, the division of the family property was considered complete.

Mr. Fu glanced at his second daughter-in-law with displeasure: "I don't care what other families do. Xiao Wan is also my and your mother's child, so she should have a share of what belongs to us. The things belong to us, and no one else has the right to interfere."

Hao Yanhong wanted to say something, but Fu Yanwei stopped her in a low voice: "This is the Fu family, not your Hao family. If you make a fuss again, go back to your parents' home. I don't mind changing Jinze's mother."

Hao Yanhong was startled by these words, and her face turned pale instantly.

Fu Yanwei felt so ashamed that none of his brothers dared to object, but she was the one who stood out.

It's shameful that they didn't say a word when they didn't see their sister-in-law and two younger siblings.

He knew his father's temperament all too well; once he made a decision, there was no room for change. To jump out and challenge him now would be nothing more than the behavior of a clown.

The reason why Mr. Fu did not divide the house along with the family property was twofold: firstly, he had learned from past mistakes, and secondly, he was afraid that Engineer Jiao would come to live there and cause further problems.

The so-called lesson from the past was that a colleague of his gave his house to his son when the family divided the property. As a result, the daughters-in-law did not get along, and one of the sons was henpecked. Without his consent, the son secretly sold the house that had been allocated to them, causing outsiders to live in his own yard, and he almost had to be sent away.

They had to buy the house back for more than double the price, so the sons can live in it, but the property rights cannot be transferred now. After the couple passes away, they can do whatever they want with it.

As for the claim that Engineer Jiao's move-in would cause trouble, it's naturally because he's afraid his daughters-in-law will cause trouble. The purpose of separating the family was to have peace and quiet, and he doesn't want to be angry with his sons and daughters-in-law all the time.

Therefore, he must have absolute say in the house to ensure the comfort of Engineer Jiao's family, so that their new production line can be completed as quickly as possible.

Seeing that his younger brother was determined, Uncle Fu didn't want to embarrass him in front of his nephews and nieces.

The money in the box, which Fu's mother had already divided into stacks of one thousand each, was taken out by Fu's father and pushed in front of them: "Now that you're married, your mother and I have accomplished our task. As for your younger sister, when she gets married, I will prepare a dowry and a dowry for her, just like you did for yours. As for you, it's up to you each to decide; I won't force you." Fu Yanming looked at the money handed to him: "Mom and Dad, since we're dividing the family property, let's also talk about our future care arrangements. It just so happens that my uncle and aunt are here too."

Fu Yancheng echoed, "Brother is right, it's better to put these things out in the open."

He was saying this to his second brother, since his second sister-in-law was a bit clueless.

Fu Yanhong was a shrewd and opportunistic person. He was already a step behind, so he quickly followed up, saying, "Yes, yes, yes, everyone knows what's going on when it's out in the open."

After exchanging a glance, Mr. Fu and Mrs. Fu said, "Your mother and I have jobs and will receive retirement pensions in the future. We don't need you to pay for our retirement. However, if we fall ill in the future, we will naturally need you to take care of us. Just do what you think is right. There's no need to make a big deal out of it."

Uncle Fu then chimed in, “Your dad is right. He raised you when you were young, and you will take care of him when he’s old. Filial piety from the heart is different from filial piety based on rules and regulations. Your parents have retirement pensions, so naturally they won’t let you down.”

That's quite an artful way of putting it; the literal meaning is something anyone can understand.

This time, even the brainless Hao Yanhong stopped causing trouble.

Seeing that no one else spoke, Mr. Fu continued, "I'll give you a week to find a house."

With those words spoken, the division of the family property was considered complete.

(End of this chapter)