I was raised by my grandmother. After she passed away, she left four houses.
In her will, grandma gave the house to each of her four uncles' grandchildren.
The uncles breathed a sigh of relief:
"Fortunately, my mother is not an old fool and knows not to leave the property to outsiders."
The second uncle looked at the house where my grandma and I once lived:
"This house belongs to your cousin now. I'll give you two days to move out."
"My mother liked to wear cheongsam the most when she was alive. The more than 20 cheongsams in her cabinet are left for you to think about."
I nodded with tears in my eyes and was about to pack up my grandma's clothes and take them away.
But the second uncle didn't believe that grandma didn't leave anything for me. He said:
"Why don't you leave me ten of these cheongsams as well, just as a memory for me."
I was stunned on the spot. My grandma gave me countless instructions in my dream last night.
He said that no one could give this cheongsam.
