Chapter 460: Otherwise? You're in Beijing!

"Aunt, we are the real family!" Huang Zhu finally spat out the corn cob in his mouth, his lips still stained with blood.

"This pair of dog-like man and woman are bullying your nephew right in front of you!"

"They aren't good people; how could they possibly take care of you in your old age!"

Huang Zhu cried as he spoke, his expression making it seem as if the person who had been spewing filth just a moment ago wasn't him.

His mother had told him he must get his hands on his aunt's house so he could live a life of luxury later on.

The aunt looked into Huang Zhu's eyes; the calculation filling them was so blatant he didn't even want to hide it!

"Since you've come today, that's perfect—you can be a witness!" Afterward, the aunt looked at the uncle.

"Old man, get the documents."

The uncle nodded and walked straight into the house; in a moment, he came out with a bag.

"It's all here, let's go," the uncle said to the aunt.

The aunt looked at An Yinan and Chen Xun, "You both come along."

The group locked the door and went straight to the Jiedaobanshichu.

"Director, my wife and I have come to get a certificate," the uncle said with a smile.

Over the past years, this director had been very helpful; the job of sweeping the streets he had was also arranged by him, otherwise, the two of them would have starved to death long ago.

"The uncle is here? What kind of certificate?" the director asked.

The uncle took the documents out of the bag, "These are all our properties. Today we want to transfer them to Nan Nan. We'll be going to the Housing Management Bureau in a bit, so please, Director, issue a certificate."

Upon hearing this, the director looked at An Yinan. This young woman had bright eyes and white teeth, and her gaze was upright; she didn't look like those scammers.

"Uncle, I can't accept this," An Yinan hurriedly refused; she had already received too many things from the uncle.

Huang Zhu grew anxious, "Uncle-in-law, I am the real nephew. How can you give these things to an outsider?"

"Aunt, look at Uncle-in-law, he really has gone senile."

The director also wanted to persuade the two elderly people, as they had no children and would be relying on these few houses to support themselves in their old age.

"Director, please issue the certificate," this time it wasn't the uncle who spoke, but the aunt.

"Nan Nan, we two old folks don't want to feed our things to heartless, ungrateful people."

"You must accept it," the aunt looked at An Yinan.

An Yinan thought for a moment and finally nodded.

In any case, the uncle and aunt were going to leave with her; staying here, let alone being cared for in their old age, they probably wouldn't even live comfortably day to day.

These troublesome relatives were always coming to the door.

"You shameless little wench, you dare to take anything? You have the life to ask for it, but do you have the life to keep it?" As soon as Huang Zhu heard this, he didn't care where he was and immediately started cursing.

An Yinan smiled and flicked a pebble, hitting Huang Zhu's mute point.

In this world, there was truly no one who could undo her acupoint strikes!

This was something she had discovered on the Southern Battlefield; since a Silver Needle could stimulate acupoints, couldn't it also strike them?

She had tested it many times; the accuracy of the pebble was naturally flawless, but the force required constant honing.

"..." The person who had just been cursing heaven and earth was now pointing at An Yinan, unable to utter a single word.

He covered his mouth that had been spewing filth, then opened it to speak again, but still, not a single word came out.

An Yinan smiled, "It's quiet now, Director, please proceed."

That gentle smile on her face made it seem as if the pebble that had just flown by was an accident?

The director asked cautiously once more, "Have you two thought this through?"

One had to know that when he asked this question, he was risking his life.

That young woman looked like someone not to be trifled with; what if a pebble went "bang" and he couldn't speak either?

His whole family was waiting for his salary to eat.

"We've thought it through," the uncle and aunt said together.

Upon hearing this, the director realized they wouldn't change their minds; he wrote out the certificate and stamped it.

"We're going to the Housing Management Bureau," the uncle decided decisively, also letting Huang Zhu spread the word so they wouldn't be bothered every single day.

He still wanted to live a few more years in peace.

"Uncle," An Yinan stopped the old couple.

The uncle and aunt looked at Nan Nan with confusion; Nan Nan wasn't the type to be indecisive.

What was going on today?

An Yinan thought for a moment and finally said, "I will accept the house, but you two are coming with me to Beijing tomorrow. I promised to take care of you in your old age."

The two elders had agreed to this in the past, but so many years had passed and she hadn't come back to check; did the two elders still remember?

"We are old and don't want to move," the uncle said with a smile; how could he not understand the girl's intentions?

But they were at such an age that even their own biological children might despise them; how could they add to the girl's troubles?

An Yinan put on a stern face, "Then I won't accept it."

The matter that had been agreed upon before was now being reneged on.

At this moment, Huang Zhu pointed at himself, "Mm, mm-mm."

I'll accept it! Give it to me! I want it!

I don't need to be taken care of in my old age!

Bah! I never thought about taking care of those two old fossils in their old age anyway.

But his grunting and whining sounds were ignored by everyone.

The aunt looked at An Yinan, "Girl, we are old and can't do anything."

The young do not know the bitterness of old age.

Those clumsy limbs were something she herself detested, let alone others.

An Yinan held the arms of the two elderly people, "Grandpa, Grandma, you have given me too much; if I don't provide for your old age, my conscience will be uneasy."

It was not just the gold, silver, and such items, but also their affection, as well as their plans for her future.

Everything, absolutely everything, left her unable to remain indifferent.

The old man and the old woman looked at each other, "Let us think about it."

The group returned home.

"Nan Nan, we live very well here; we have familiar neighbors and a familiar environment." The old man looked up at her.

An Yinan also looked at the old man.

"The environment can be gotten used to, but here you have no relatives, no friends, only a group of people like that."

"In Beijing, you have me!"

The old man smiled and looked at the old woman, "Let's pack our things."

"I just knew it; whatever Nan Nan says, you can never refuse." The old woman glanced at the old man with amusement.

"So, you agree to go to Beijing?" An Yinan asked with pleasant surprise.

The old man nodded, "What else? You are in Beijing!"

The environment here was familiar, but it lacked warmth; they were only living as companions to each other.

"That's great, Grandma, I'll help you pack too." An Yinan was just about to go to the back room to help when the old man called out to stop her.

"Go and transfer the house deed first." The old man smiled; if this matter wasn't finished, his heart would never be at ease. Who knew who might occupy it later? When the two of them were gone, what would Nan Nan do?

This time, An Yinan nodded readily, "Okay."

The group went to the Housing Management Bureau again, but they went to the neighborhood office first to also transfer the deed for the house they were currently living in.