Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 52 A Genius
"Let's go!"

Fu Mingxue walked in front.

Qin Wenhuo carried the things and followed.

He actually bought some wine, but his mother-in-law took it away.

So, he only had a bag of candy and a bag of pastries in his hand.

If he hadn't stopped her, her mother-in-law probably would have thought that this was too much.

Madam Fu saw the two of them out.

When a neighbor saw this, Mrs. Fu said loudly, "Although the Fu family is unethical, my son-in-law is a polite person, and he insisted on paying them a visit! Ah, my son-in-law is so thoughtful—"

Fu Mingxue: ...

Qin Wenhuo: ...

The neighbors were surprised, not expecting that they would actually go to Old Fu's house.

It seems that Fu Mingxue's mother is still as stubborn as ever, but soft-hearted as ever.

If it were them—after all that commotion, they would have stopped associating with the Fu family long ago.

The two houses are separated by a street.

"This is it." The gate was still closed.

Fu Mingxue almost rolled her eyes.

Knowing they were coming, they still deliberately closed the door.

Qin Wenhuo went up and knocked on the door—
I knocked twice but no one came to open the door.

Fu Mingxue sneered and said loudly, "They're just putting on airs! If they don't want to open, let's just leave!"

Before she could finish speaking, the door was opened.

Yan Hongwei opened the door.

It was obvious that she had just been standing behind the door.

"Oh, it's Mingxue!"
The last word fell silent when they saw the two bags Qin Wenhuo was carrying.

Her face was visibly pale. She really hadn't expected her new son-in-law to arrive with two bags of things—how could he be so shameless?

"Aunt, what are you doing blocking the door?" Fu Mingxue rudely pushed her aside.

Yan Hongwei was knocked off balance and nearly fell.

She was furious. "Fu Mingxue, is this how you treat your elders?"

"You don't act like an elder at all, how can you expect others to treat you?"

Fu Mingxue rolled her eyes and then walked straight into the main room.

Seeing the room full of people, even the third uncle's family, he immediately sneered, "So everyone's here! We knocked on the door for ages and no one answered. They didn't want us to come in, huh!"

"You should have said so earlier! We wouldn't have come."

"You brat, what nonsense are you spouting?" Old Mrs. Fu got angry as soon as she saw Fu Mingxue.

She made a move as if she was about to come over and hit her.

But someone pulled Fu Mingxue away first.

His gaze swept indifferently across the faces of the crowd.

"It seems you really don't welcome us here. In that case, let's settle the matter of the compensation. You took eight hundred, which is not allowed according to the regulations. Let's say you got a little more, two hundred and fifty yuan, then we'll return five hundred and fifty."

The Fu family: ...?
Old Mrs. Fu immediately exploded.

"Dream on! This money belongs to my son. If we, as his parents, don't use it, why should we let outsiders use it? Besides, it was allocated back then—why should it be redistributed now?"

What she really wanted to yell was—who the hell do you think you are, you outsider?

Qin Wenhuo's expression was indifferent.

He spoke slowly and deliberately:
"Legally speaking, my mother-in-law is my father-in-law's wife and legal spouse, so their property is considered joint. She is entitled to half of the money, which is five hundred yuan."

Furthermore, my wife, Fu Mingxue, is my father-in-law's biological daughter, and therefore she is entitled to half of the inheritance. Based on this calculation, although you are my father-in-law's biological parents, you have four children—giving you 250 yuan is already excessive, and interest is not included; you only need to repay 550 yuan.”

"Of course, if you don't want to return it, then I will go with the local street office and let them handle it. Also, I will visit each of your work unit leaders and ask them whether it is right to illegally seize the pensions of martyrs' families."

(End of this chapter)