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

Chapter 192 Another Division of Families

Seeing that things were starting to look up, Qu Dayao stopped being coy and gave a wink to the people following behind him. They filed in and went inside.

When Liu Jianqiang heard his brother-in-law's words, he was actually tempted. After all, given the current situation of the family, dividing the family property would be more beneficial to their own family.

Now, besides a mountain of debt, the family has nothing else. It would be better to separate and live separately. Even though we won't get financial support from our parents, it's still better than sharing the debt.

Liu Shangang knew that his brother-in-law had come prepared today, and that the family would probably have to be divided, so he didn't insist anymore. He turned to his son and asked, "Jianqiang, what do you think?"

Liu Jianqiang wasn't stupid: "I'll listen to Dad."

Liu Shangang was fairly satisfied with the answer, but he also knew that his eldest son didn't want to break ties with him. After all, he was naturally unhappy because he had been implicated and beaten because of his second son's matter.

He sighed heavily in his heart: "I know that my brother-in-law came here today for the good of his sister. I can understand your feelings. No parent doesn't want their children to be happy. Since you want them to separate and live separately, then let them separate."

But at home

He paused deliberately, causing Qu Dayao to frown and think: Don't even think about letting my sister share the debt. If that's the case, it's better to just get a divorce.

Liu Jianqiang's heart was pounding, fearing that his father would ask them to share some of the debt. He didn't dare to blink, afraid that if he closed his eyes, his father would say something he didn't want to hear.

Liu Shangang took a deep breath: "You all know the situation at home. If we divide the family now, we won't get a single thing. Please understand, brother-in-law."

Qu Dayao's family had given instructions when he came, so he took over the conversation directly: "We understand that. The family will certainly not abandon them. They will definitely provide some support to help the young couple get through this difficult time."

Before Ge Xiulan's water was even delivered, the matter was settled. Liu Shangang had Liu Jianqiang, despite his still-healing injuries, go to see the village officials.

The Party Secretary and the Village Chief exchanged a glance, both seeing the helplessness in each other's eyes. They had divided their household three times in one month; this was truly an eye-opener.

She hadn't managed to borrow any brown sugar, and when Ge Xiulan saw the village officials approaching, her heart skipped a beat. She rushed into the house: "His father?"

Liu Shanliang dragged her out of the house: "Stop causing trouble. Can't you see what's going on today? If we don't separate the family, Qiangzi will have to get a divorce. Do you want Qiangzi to become a widower and stay single for the rest of his life?"

Ge Xiulan was startled and unconsciously swallowed, muttering resentfully, "I haven't even enjoyed the blessings of being a daughter-in-law yet, and they're already being separated from me?"

Although her mother-in-law has treated her well over the years, she has never been in charge of the household. She was forced to separate from her husband by her in-laws before, and although she was angry, she felt that she could make her own decisions in the future.

But they've only just separated the family, and she hasn't even had a chance to exercise her rights as a mother-in-law, yet her eldest daughter-in-law is already making a fuss about separating the family. She's so frustrated!

This division is simple, since there's not much to divide.

Ge Xiulan originally wanted to have some leverage over the house, but Qu Dayao's expression of wanting to divorce if the division wasn't fair completely controlled Liu Shangang and his wife, and they quickly wrote the division documents.

One room in the main house was allocated to Liu Jianqiang, and one room in the east wing was also allocated to him. As for the south room, they could only be given half a room, since a large gate would probably need to be built there in the future.

Qu Dayao knew when to stop and didn't really care about the half room in the south.

(End of this chapter)