I'm quite moved, because the seemingly most partial elder Mrs. Gu turned out to be the fairest one.
So, the more she acted this way, the more guilty Gu Qianqian felt.
"Grandma..."
Calling her affectionately, Gu Qianqian smiled with a bit of grievance: "I always thought you were siding with my two brothers."
"They're already so well-established, with more money than they can spend, smooth careers, and well-rounded children. Who's happier than they are?"
The old lady, though aged, was still clear-minded: "They already have a lot. This house is my heart's burden and can't even be considered an inheritance..."
"Grandma, can you tell me the truth?"
Asking this, Gu Qianqian felt her tone might have been hurtful, so she reconsidered and said, "The reason you don't want to give the house to the two brothers is that you're worried they won't cherish it? Or is it simply to compensate me?"
"What if I say it's both?"
