The Sheng Family could not possibly want this money.
However, Professor Sheng said, "No..."
Sheng Tang spoke up first, "Thank you, Grandpa. My brother and I are about to go to university. This is the tuition our parents saved up for us. Since Grandpa doesn’t mind, we’ll take it back. We’ve done what we had to do. You won’t say anything more about this, right?"
Everyone in the Sheng Family looked at her angrily.
This chubby girl, so cunning, was nothing like the dull Sheng Sidong couple.
She wasn’t like this before.
"Take it back!" The old man really liked how Sheng Tang spoke; every word touched his heart, "Whoever brings up money again, let them first pay back what they’ve been eating and using from me all these years."
Sheng Tang smiled.
She handed the bag to Secretary Cai and took the car keys from her mother, asking Secretary Cai to send them back to Grandma first.
She was very efficient.
The old man looked at her and suddenly realized that among his sons and grandsons, Sheng Tang might be the most capable one. If she inherits the company in the future, the company might not fail.
However, he and Sheng Sidong were not legally father and son because Sheng Sidong refused to complete the procedure.
Sheng Tang had no legal way to inherit the old man’s company; he could only gift them some.
This farce didn’t make the old man very angry. Instead, watching his useless kin suffer in silence made him a bit happier and even more spirited.
"Dong, come upstairs with me. I have something to say to you," the old man said.
Sheng Sidong hesitated.
Sheng Tang lightly kicked him.
Sheng Sidong was also in a good mood, genuinely feeling vindicated today.
The money wasn’t worth much, but seeing them all speechless made him very content.
His good mood made him more flexible, and he went upstairs with the old man.
The atmosphere in the living room was suffocating for a moment.
Sheng Tang glanced at the eldest uncle and smiled, "Are the accounts settled? After this, are we still seen as freeloaders when we visit?"
The eldest uncle looked at her coldly.
The eldest aunt blocked Sheng Tang, no longer showing a pleasant face like in front of the old man.
In a low voice, she said, "Don’t play the victim after gaining the advantage. You’ve taken the money back and accomplished your task. Being unforgiving is very ugly."
Sheng Tang’s mother felt her anger rising.
Before she could speak, Sheng Tang laughed and said, "An adult using harsh words against a child. Twisting facts, showing the face of a sore loser, is the ugliest."
The eldest aunt was speechless.
Maintaining her composure, she was almost angered to the point of spitting blood by Sheng Tang.
They suddenly realized that this group of people couldn’t beat Sheng Tang, neither in a fight nor an argument.
Sheng Tang was unflappable in fights, her moves always hitting their mark; in arguments, she was calm and logical.
Without decades of skill, they couldn’t compete with her at all.
"Alright, don’t argue with them," the eldest aunt turned around and said to everyone, "Let’s each go back. We must remember our status and not lose face."
From behind, Sheng Tang laughed, "What status? Still living in your parents’ house at your age, parasites?"
Everyone’s anger was instantly ignited.
Sheng Tang wasn’t afraid of them. She swept a sharp gaze over them and smiled, "Want to hit me? Go ahead, all of you together. Let’s see a demonstration of your skills."
The eldest aunt intervened to stop them.
If a fight broke out, the old man would be angrier. It was clear today that Sheng Tang had the upper hand.
No worries, there’s always time. This chubby girl would eventually fall into their hands.
Sheng Tang was too young after all. The daughter of a poor professor, how could she fight with them?
They had money and power!
The eldest aunt glanced back at Sheng Tang with a faint, unfathomable expression in her eyes.