The elder's face was blue. He originally wanted to do this to me, but now that there is an imperial doctor, this matter cannot be covered up at all. If the government must intervene in the investigation, then the family will be doomed.

Because every aristocratic family has reproduced so many people and gone through so much time, there must be some dark and ulterior things happening in every family. As long as they intervene in the investigation, these things will eventually be known.

In particular, the main reason why the elder did not dare to file a lawsuit was that he himself felt that this matter had something to do with his wife.

After all, there is really no need or reason for others to kill the old couple.

But my wife and I are both prosperous and humiliated.

The two of them have had so many children, and the children have all given birth to children. Now the grandchildren are all married. If someone knows that his wife has bad character, all these children will be ruined.

Therefore, it cannot be investigated, and it cannot be investigated anyway.

It's best to bury the truth forever. If that doesn't work, then the lowest level of insurance is not to report it to the government.

Old Aunt Qige must be nailed to the rack of shame. No matter who did this, she must be the one taking the blame.

Of course, my brother must agree to this.

This also meant that he wanted to sell out the many benefits he would get from dividing the family as the eldest son, but time and time again, he could no longer care about so much.

The death of the old man heralds the beginning of the disintegration of the Tong family.

At that time, there was a concept that parents should not separate the family, but as long as the parents agreed to separate the family, the family could be separated at any time.

Now that the old man is gone, as long as the old lady is willing to divide the family, then the family will definitely be divided.

What's more, the old lady may not be able to survive it herself, so the entire Tong family will soon face separation.

The eldest son occupies all the sacrificial fields and ancestral courtyard, and also occupies 70% of the entire family property. As for the private money of the old lady and the old man, that is a different calculation.

If the old man had not left behind his will now, it would have taken up 70% of it.

Although the old lady did not leave a will, he basically had no access to the old lady’s private money and would definitely leave it to the third bedroom.

Of course, logically speaking, if the old lady doesn't have a will, he can also take up most of the old lady's private money.

The Tong family has been in business for so many years, and the family's ancestral property is still quite considerable. These shops and land in the capital are very valuable, and they are very easy to sell.

Including the house and land in my hometown, if added together, there should be almost 50,000 taels of silver, even on the surface.

Even if he follows the most generous distribution method, each of the two direct brothers will be allocated 5,000 taels, and the output brother should be allocated 2,000 to 3,000 taels.

To tell the truth, so much money was a huge temptation for him. He now estimated that he would have to give up at least 30,000 taels of silver. It would be good if each brother gave 10,000 taels to cover up this matter.

Of course, the basis of this matter is that the old lady is going to die. If the old lady does not die, many things will change dramatically.

As long as the old lady does not separate the family and must pursue the case, no one can stop her. He will have to allocate a large sum of money to the old lady.
Chapter completed!