Even if you belong to a demonic sect, you still have to bring glory to the country.

Chapter 89 The Moon Community is in good spirits.
When Li Sui went to transfer the property with Granny Zhang, she asked Granny Zhang about her son out of curiosity.

"Uncle seems to come back very rarely?"

Grandma Zhang sighed, "Yes, he's busy with work, there's nothing we can do about it."

Grandma Zhang would only touch on the subject briefly; if it were someone she knew well, she would at least mention what Shi Datong did for a living.

They're not revealing a single word now, which is clearly just as Li Ping said before—they're probably working in some organization where information can't be disclosed.

Grandma Zhang simply said, "It's much better than before. At least after they found out I had fallen and injured myself, they still took a day off to come and see me." There wasn't much resentment in her tone. "I've had enough in my life."

Li Sui: "Grandma, don't say that. You're going to live to be a hundred. Watching different male anchors every day can cultivate your mind and make you happy, and it'll also make you healthier."

Grandma Zhang: "...Stop being so sarcastic with me, how dare you make fun of your elder!"

While Li Sui was playing with Granny Zhang and going to process the property transfer, she suddenly received a message from Wen Shiyi.

[Wen Shiyi]: Dad is sick.

Seemingly to verify the reliable news that Wen Haotian was sick, he also sent a photo of Wen Haotian lying in a hospital bed with an IV drip, pretending to be asleep.

It does seem like that.

It's hard to imagine how a middle-aged man could think of putting his other hand on his forehead, looking weak in front of the camera, and striking such a greasy pose.

[Li Sui]: Did he send it to you?
[Wen Shiyi]: He posted it on his WeChat Moments.

[Li Sui]: I didn't notify you, my son, immediately when I got sick, or post it on my WeChat Moments?

Wen Shiyi: ...

Although he also felt that his father's illness was strange, how could a son doubt his own father?
[Wen Shiyi]: How can you talk to a patient like that! He's still your father!

[Li Sui]: Explain yourself clearly. You are a poisonous father who has ignored me for 23 years, and only a DNA test can prove it, but it is unnecessary.

[Wen Shiyi]: I know why you don't want to acknowledge him; you're just blaming him. Indeed, love can breed hate.

[Li Sui]: You are like him, with incomplete brain development and your cerebellum completely underdeveloped?

[Wen Shiyi]: ...Your words are so vicious.

[Li Sui]: Not only can I be malicious, but I can also be cold-blooded and cruel. Our relationship is already fragile, just online. If you don't mention this unlucky thing, we can still coexist peacefully. If you mention it again, I'll block you.

Wen Shiyi: ...

He sighed and sent a screenshot of his conversation with Li Sui to his father.

[A middle-aged man (Wen Shiyi's note)]: ?

[A middle-aged man]: I am her father, how can she treat me like this behind my back?

[Wen Shiyi]: Does that mean she'll be nicer to your face?

The middle-aged man stopped replying to the messages.

[Wen Shiyi]: Dad?
You have been blocked.

Seriously, at such an old age, still so sensitive.

Can't we even say a word?

Wen Shiyi only just learned that his divorce from Li Sui's mother was due to infidelity.

To put it bluntly, Wen Haotian didn't behave himself after marrying his mother.

However, in essence, business marriages are about each party going their own way, and this seems to be the case for most people in this circle.

Wen Shiyi seemed to have gotten used to this environment, but Li Sui was different from her mother.

Just as his mother didn't care about his father's affairs outside the home, Li Sui's mother could care.

Everyone makes different choices.

But vaguely, he suddenly felt quite envious of Li Sui.

Perhaps it's because she can freely express her dissatisfaction with Wen Haotian, while he cannot.

He was actually very dissatisfied with his parents. Just like everyone has their own troubles, he had enjoyed a privileged life all his life, but the only person he could rely on was his older brother.

The busy father and mother, their polite yet distant conversations, and the fact that the family of four rarely gets to gather at the dinner table even during holidays.

This was the biggest memory of his life so far.

So later, when Wen Haotian married a new wife and had a younger brother, everyone felt that he and his older brother should show rejection and dissatisfaction towards this stepmother's son.

Actually, he was quite happy.

It's hard to describe, but it's probably because after my brother went abroad to study, the house at least felt like it had a living atmosphere again.

When he rarely went back home, his stepmother Zhou Zhi would ask him with concern, "Have you eaten? Are you hungry?"

She can even remember what she likes to eat.

Ironically, he had never even heard these words from his own parents.

Of course, he wouldn't blame his parents for this; he knew very well what responsibilities he needed to shoulder by being born into the Wen family.

Regardless of whether Zhou Zhi's concern was merely polite or insincere, at least someone was willing to pretend.

Therefore, he had a good relationship with the Zhou sisters.

Perhaps this is why he chose to join Li Sui.

Wen Shiyi was unusually confused. After all, he was Wen Haotian's son, and he probably knew that Wen Haotian might want Li Sui to return to the Wen family. So he asked Acheng, who was closest to him, "Do you think I should try to persuade her?"

Ah Cheng and he grew up together and had a good relationship. Ah Cheng shook his head and said, "I don't recommend you do this. There's a high chance you won't be able to persuade her and will offend her. Your husband won't appreciate it either. If you do manage to persuade her, you'll offend your mother. It's a disadvantageous situation no matter what."

"Moreover, the first one will be the most damaging to you. Your parents may be tolerant of you, but your older sister will most likely subject you to psychological attacks."

Wen Shiyi: "..."

Yes, he has already learned his lesson.

Wen Shiyi took a breath: "Forget it, I don't care about this."

Anyway, these things are his mother's business, so he should just focus on having fun first.

Meanwhile, Li Sui, who had already completed the transfer of ownership, was overjoyed.

From that moment on, she was a homeowner!

Moreover, she thought, since she had already bought one unit in the Moon Community, why not buy two more?

After all, if more members of the Demonic Cult came, it would be easier to manage them if they were all in the same neighborhood.

So Li Sui posted this great news in the main group of the Moon Community.

[21-602 Li Sui]: I have bought apartment 602. On this very happy occasion, I'm sending out red envelopes to everyone to share in the joy.

【19-301】: The miser plucks feathers.

[16-402]: No wonder they're moving out next month, they're so confident! They've even given pointers to the supreme Jade Emperor of our Moon Community.

【3-808】: Wow, congratulations to this homeowner!

【4-201】: Damn it, this is so annoying. Upstairs, didn't you know your underwear got blown down by the wind again?
【4-301】: Oh, I was too lazy to go down and get it, so I'll give it to you to wear.

[4-201]: Look how smug you are! Your underwear is so tight, I can't even fit into it. You're so young and you still have the nerve to say that?

【4-301】：I'm &%……&*……*& Who are you calling younger?! You just wait!

Seeing that the main group was still so lively, Li Sui instantly felt that her mother's decision to live in the Moon Community was truly wise.

She sent a red envelope to the group chat and also posted a question.

Does anyone have a house they want to sell?

(End of this chapter)