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While this was being said, the young people over there were already making a scene. Lu Manyi was being beaten up.

Fang Daleng stretched his neck to look outside: "It's really lively. It was lively when they were just brothers, and it's even more lively now. Look how affectionate they are."

Then the old man sighed and said, "It's a pity that we are not allowed to have more children now, otherwise I would have twice as many grandchildren as I do now."

Fang Yuan: "Dad, is that affectionate? They are just ganging up on my son. What's the point of having so many grandchildren? Have your grandchildren given you any grandchildren?"

How heartbreaking, stabbing wherever it hurts. Wang Cuixiang was so angry that she slapped Fang Yuan: "As an aunt, you don't worry too much, and you still make sarcastic remarks."

Fang Daleng was bullied by his daughter, but he was not angry: "You don't understand, don't mind, the more you fight, the more exciting it will be. We can just watch."

Fang Yuan's eyebrows stood up, thinking she was not protecting her son: "It turns out that the one being bullied is not your son."

The father and son were about to make a scene. Lu Chuan was thinking, who should I side with? He decisively chose to occupy the place of his wife and children.

The daughter-in-law was held hostage by her father-in-law and refused to help. The father stepped in. He was anxious for his daughter-in-law.

Lu Chuan went out, stood there politely, and said to the younger generation: "What are you making such a fuss about?"

Lu Manyi finally broke free from the crowd. He ran over to Lu Chuan and hugged his father's arm: "Dad, there's nothing going on." Lu Manyi was smart, knowing that this was his safe haven.

The brothers over there are all adults now, and when they see their uncle, they greet him generously: "Uncle." They don't take the fighting seriously.

Lu Chuan asked the younger ones a few questions, all of which were academic, and the younger ones left in dismay. They couldn't beat the father and son.

As for the two older ones, Lu Chuan was concerned about their work: "How is your work going? Have you decided to develop over there? Are you not coming back?"

The eldest son of the Fang family: "The second son may come back in a few years. My father is old. He needs someone to be around him. It's tiring for him to do all the work by himself."

Lu Chuan nodded. It was a good plan. The boss’s career was doing well and there would always be someone to take over.

The eldest son of Fang Lao Da continued, "I might develop over there. Bao Bao and the others are still young, and it's not easy for Fourth Uncle to be alone out there, so I'll be around to help Fourth Uncle." The two brothers took care of both the gratitude of giving birth and raising. They were much more righteous than the eldest brother Fang.

Lu Chuan sighed and patted the child on the shoulder. It was easy to say this, but what the child was giving up was the family business prepared for him by Boss Fang.

The child has a conscience. Sihu pulled them out. It would be so heartless if both brothers couldn't come back.

So this guy has planned out his own way out. He gave himself to his fourth uncle.

Lu Chuan: "If you have any ideas, tell your fourth uncle clearly. If you keep silent, you will underestimate your fourth uncle. I dare not say anything else. Your fourth uncle took you out, but he did not tie you down for life. He would rather you do what you want and live a good life."

Although Fang Laosi had no good intentions when he took his nephew with him, it is impossible for him to cheat his nephew.

The eldest son of Fang Laoda said: "That's definitely the case. We know how our fourth uncle and fourth aunt treat us, but this is the situation at home. The second son and I competed for the job and stayed in the south. Don't worry, uncle."

Lu Chuan: "That's good. Remember to work hard, but don't neglect your personal matters. You have to pay attention to them. You are the boss, you have to set a good example."

Then, they took my son away. You can imagine how cunning they are. Lu Manyi said shamelessly: "Dear father." Lu Chuan: "Don't blame me next time, especially don't blame me so much."

When Boss Fang and his companions saw Lu Chuan moving, they wanted to stop him, but they were slow, so they followed Lu Chuan out.

All of us brothers heard the conversation between Lu Chuan and Fang's eldest son.

Boss Fang had a unhappy look on his face, but Fourth Brother Fang looked much more smug. He said that the child was kind and righteous, and he brought him up. If he had followed Boss Fang, he might not be like this today.

The second and third brothers of Fang said, "When it comes to raising children, the second and third brothers all respect you, especially the baby, who is better at teaching."

This is an affirmation of Fang Lao Si. The two nephews are kind and righteous. On this issue, Fang Lao Da is too embarrassed to speak up.

Fang Lao Si: "Don't obey me when it comes to the baby. She was brought up by her two brothers and her mother."

Then Fang Lao Si went to talk to his eldest nephew. His brother-in-law was right. Although he was a worthless person, he would not block his nephew's future. He took his nephew out and paid for his nephew's schooling. Maybe he did it to irritate Fang Lao Da, but he didn't want to tie his nephew down.

If the eldest nephew insisted on doing this, he would underestimate the broad-mindedness of Fang Lao Si. Moreover, Fang Lao Si's current status and position would not let his nephew suffer any loss, at least he would not let his nephew accumulate less family property than when he was with Fang Lao Da.

On the other side of the Fang elder brother, the second and third brothers said: "Why are you looking so downcast? You didn't even need to teach such a good son. You got him for nothing."

Boss Fang was annoyed. People should not make mistakes. One misstep can lead to eternal regret. "I would rather teach them myself."

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The third brother Fang laughed and said, "Don't mistreat the child." As for this matter, the eldest brother Fang at home could not do anything about it.

The eldest brother of Fang almost got into a fight with the third brother of Fang. The second brother of Fang said: "Brother, we were just joking. The eldest and second nephews are both promising. It makes our Fang family proud. No matter who raised these children, they are all our children."

Boss Fang knows that his child's success has little to do with him as a father. He has no ground to stand on this.

No matter how big his family business and influence are now, when it comes to the topic of children, he is the most shameless one.

There is no place to buy this regret medicine. It is not easy to practice a trumpet with my wife.

So Boss Fang, like Boss Fang's wife, set their sights on their grandson. It doesn't matter what happens to his son, since his family business is already managed by someone, so the two sons can divide it up themselves.

He focuses on his grandson, and if his grandson becomes successful in the future, it will be because of his support.

Boss Fang wanted to say that it would have been better if the child had not been sent to the south. But if the child had not been sent to the south, if the fourth son and his wife had not taken so much trouble to take care of the child, there would definitely not be today. Boss Fang knew this in his heart, and he had to appreciate it.

Why did his two sons start working at this age? Doesn't that mean they were delayed for two years?

At this age, Fang Lao Da doesn't argue anymore. He has seen everything he should see clearly. He, Fang Lao Da, owes Fang Lao Si.

The woman didn't mention it at the beginning, she just said that as for the child, the eldest brother Fang owed the fourth brother Fang, and they would never be able to settle it in this lifetime.

The more successful the son of Fang Lao Da is, the more Fang Lao Da owes Fang Lao Si. Fang Lao Da is not losing now, but has been losing for more than ten years. He started losing at that time. (End of this chapter)