My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

The division of the family is not based on heads, but equally.

The family property is divided into six parts, one for each person in the four houses, and one for the prince and princess.

The palace where the prince currently lives is naturally allocated to the second bedroom for the person who inherits the title, and the palace in the east of the capital is also for the second bedroom. The rest are divided equally.

The princess said that although the prince is dead, the prince was really like a jewel to his only daughter Bai Baozhu during his lifetime. He often said that he would give all the good things to Baozhu in the future, so the prince's share was naturally given to Baozhu. Bai Baozhu's.

As for the princess herself, the princess said that according to the rules, she should follow her eldest son, but now that the eldest daughter-in-law and eldest grandson's daughter-in-law are her own daughter-in-law, she will not follow them and live alone in the palace.

As for who the things in her name will be given to after she dies, she didn't say. Anyway, it depends on the attitude of your children.

Before dividing the property, the princess moved out all the things that her grandchildren should use for marriage.

She asked the two girls in Sanfang if they would like to follow their mother back to their parents' home or stay in the palace.

If they go to Jiang's natal family, the Jiang family, all the property of the three families, including everything the palace has prepared for them when they get married, will all go with them.

The two daughters of Sanfang, Bai Shishuang and Bai Shilu, one is fifteen, only one year younger than Bai Shiying, and they are already old enough to propose marriage. The other is only twelve years old, and they were raised to be a bit coquettish, so they agreed first in a low voice. One voice: "My granddaughter listens to her sister."

Bai Shishuang felt very cold when she thought about her mother's attitude towards her sisters these past few days.

Although they can only call their biological father second uncle from now on, at least he is still there.

Bai Shishuang only hesitated for a moment and then said: "Grandma, my granddaughter is from the Bai family, and her surname is Bai. My father is gone, but there are still two uncles, four uncles, and my grandmother to make decisions for us sisters. Therefore, my granddaughter and sister are willing to stay. Bai family."

The princess nodded with satisfaction: "Well, since you want to stay, give half of the things in the third bedroom to your mother and let her take it back to her parents' home. The remaining half will be divided equally between your sisters. My grandmother and the Queen Mother once had a relationship. In a few days, I will write to the Queen Mother to send two nuns to teach you how to manage the house. Remember, you must protect your own things. Only those things that are firmly in your own hands are yours. Sisters must cherish the opportunity.”

Bai Shishuang breathed a sigh of relief and nodded: "Yes, granddaughter understands. Thank you grandma for your teaching!"

Jiang glanced at his two daughters with complicated eyes.

She was disgusted by Bai Lao Er and Bai Lao San. No matter who the two daughters were born from, she was disgusted by them all.

However, she still felt quite uncomfortable because it was her own child after all.

She can live a good life with half of the three-bedroom property, and the two children have half of it, and the old lady is willing to ask the nuns in the palace to educate them, so she can definitely keep this half.

With this thought, Jiang was determined to leave and said nothing.

After all the things were divided, documents were written to record it. The eldest brother Fang Yu was still young, so he was signed by Zhang. The second house was signed by He, the third house was signed by Jiang and Bai Shishuang, and only the fourth house was signed by Mr. Bai. Signed.

Bai Baozhu, as the sharer of the prince's inheritance, also signed his name.

In the end, it was the princess and Gu Xin who signed their names.

There were seven copies in total. The princess, Bai Baozhu and the four members of the Bai family each kept one, and Gu Xin also left one.