“Drawing a line with him is equivalent to drawing a line with the Su family’s trillion-dollar property. In the end, aren’t we left with ourselves nothing else?”
“If you lose the right to inherit the Su family’s property, what will you and I do in the future?”
“Don’t forget, our surname is Su, not Du. Do you still expect grandpa and grandma to give us a share of the inheritance?”
However, Zhifei could only complain about these words in his heart, and couldn’t say it in front of his sister.
Because he knew very well in his heart that his sister was too strong in the concept of right and wrong, so terribly strong, there was almost no room for mediation. If he said this directly, she would not listen, but would turn her face against him.
Thinking of this, Zhifei was very depressed, and thought: “Hey, you are better suited to the name than I am.”
She thought to herself, Zhifei agreed with Zhiyu’s point of view, and nodded again and again: “Zhiyu, you are right, this kind of thing is really unforgivable, let alone you, I can’t forgive it either.”
Zhiyu didn’t speak, she knew that if her brother said so, there must be something else.
As predicted.
Zhifei turned around and sighed: “But, let me tell you the truth, if we turn our faces with Grandpa, we won’t get any benefit, and we can’t give him any substantive punishment.”
FAQ Novel
Q: Why does Zhifei express internal conflict regarding his grandfather?
A: Zhifei acknowledges his grandfather’s harmful actions but struggles with the potential loss of the family’s vast fortune and his inheritance if they sever ties.
Q: What is the core difference in perspective between Zhifei and Zhiyu?
A: Zhiyu maintains a strong moral stance on right and wrong, while Zhifei is more pragmatic, prioritizing the family’s wealth and the siblings’ inheritance rights over strict moral judgment.
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