I Won Over a Hundred Million, but My Family Suspects I Want Their Relocation Money

The day I won a hundred million in the lottery, my parents called to say our old family home was going to be demolished.

I quit my job right away, even bought my sister-in-law a gold bracelet, and prepared to return to my hometown and lie flat.

At dinner, I casually brought up the demolition, but to my surprise, my sister-in-law's expression changed in an instant.

"Sis, you didn't come back because you want a share of the compensation, did you?"

Even my younger brother, whom I'd always doted on, joined in and accused me.

"Other people's sisters buy their younger brothers houses and cars. And here you are, trying to take the house our parents left me."

Looking at my family, who'd turned on me in a heartbeat, then at the nine-digit balance on my phone, I smiled.

Fine. I'll take both the house and the hundred million.