Grandma's Will

My grandmother raised me. After she passed away, she left behind four houses.

In her will, she left one house each to the grandsons of her four sons.

My uncles breathed a sigh of relief.

"Thank goodness Mom wasn't senile yet. She knew not to leave the property to an outsider."

My second uncle looked around the house where Grandma and I had lived.

"This house belongs to your cousin now. You have two days to move out."

"My mom loved wearing qipao when she was alive. You can keep the twenty or so qipao in her closet as a memento."

Tearfully, I nodded and began packing up Grandma's clothes.

But my second uncle didn't believe Grandma had left me nothing. He said,

"Why don't you leave ten of those qipao for me too? That way, I'll have something to remember her by."

I froze. Just last night, Grandma had repeatedly warned me in a dream,

"You mustn't give those qipao to anyone."