"This matter was discovered entirely by accident; aside from Chen Haichang, it’s just the two of us who know. The old master is in no position to talk or write, even if he knew, there’s nothing he can do. Plus, when they moved these things, grandma was aware." Han Yi finished speaking and recounted to i Lang Jun how the discovery was made.
i Lang Jun gasped in surprise, then realized, "So Ye Qing actually found sothing in the i Family but just didn’t expect them to be hidden here."
i Lang Jun spoke and frowned again, almost having the old master’s things taken over by a woman.
"But now, is it appropriate for us to have these things?" Suddenly having so much stuff, and it’s not exactly clean.
"If you don’t like it, just give it away; do whatever you want. But it’s best not to let i Langchi know."
"Of course, hmph, even if I give it away, he won’t get a penny... By the way, when you moved it, didn’t grandpa react?"
"They’ve moved now, moved into your courtyard; the old house is empty now."
"Moved?" It seems that a lot happened while he wasn’t ho.
"Right, Uncle San knows about this, he..."
"He doesn’t want it—especially the old master’s things, he won’t take a single one."
i Lang Jun nodded, understandable, Chen Haichang probably doesn’t lack these things.
To prevent others from coming after them, or the old master wanting them back, Han Yi suggested i Lang Jun take those things out, sell the decades-old flowers and landscape trees.
Even if the old master later finds out and returns to claim, just say they were in the way at ho, sold them directly without knowing there’s anything inside.
If the old master finds out his hard-hidden treasures fell into outsiders’ hands, he’ll likely be furious.
The paintings were stolen, still missing without a trace, and now his most prized possessions, treated as worthless plants by his family and sold, he’d surely regret not telling his family earlier.
Who’d have thought suddenly he couldn’t speak, couldn’t even write, making all efforts for naught.
On returning, Han Yi got so dishes from the canteen; Lin Wan had already stead so rice, and when i Lang Jun arrived, she stir-fried two more dishes, worried the rice wouldn’t be enough, she also made a soup with noodles.
Fearing any changes, i Lang Jun directly phoned Liang Qian from their ho, instructing her to take out the things and sell those plants.
Liang Qian agreed, Lin Wan specially added, asking her godmother to sell a few pots from their courtyard too.
It was then Liang Qian realized, Han Yi and Lin Wan had long known about this, initially pulled over so much, yet they kept only a few pots themselves; her heart was full of emotions, unsure how to express it to the kids.
i Lang Jun felt quite embarrassed about this too, "These things are too many, I wouldn’t want them."
"Actually, so aren’t worth much, but so are valuable. Brother Junzi, just have godmother keep them. If not wanted, we can donate them later, do so charity, but we shouldn’t randomly discard them on the street." Lin Wan advised.
There’s no shortage of people who struggle to eat and stay warm, those in need of help are plenty.
i Lang Jun also felt Lin Wan and Han Yi made sense; his grandfather’s hidden things were wrongfully acquired.
After the al, i Lang Jun hurriedly left; Lin Wan originally planned to visit their villa to put things away there, but lately Han Yi had been strategizing with their daughter, trying various thods and finally persuaded the daughter to sleep in a separate room.
That involved Han Yi decorating the little room with a worn-out outdoor tent, Little Star found it intriguing and willingly slept in the tent at night; after a few nights, Little Star got used to sleeping alone and stopped fighting to sleep with Han Yi.
Finally solving the child’s sleeping problem, Han Yi could breathe a sigh of relief.
For Dingding’s full moon celebration, only a few from the unit were invited: Sister-in-law Jiang’s family, Gu Lin and her daughter, Liao Ye and You Pei, plus Han Yi’s two bosses and a few good buddies.
From outside, friends like Wang Leqin, Tao Jia, Yang Kui, and Jia Tao were present; the rest were relatives from the maternal side, not too many people in total.
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