It was so embarrassing to be given such a lecture by his parents in front of a junior.
And he was clearly the elder, yet he had to take orders from a junior...
If not for the circumstances, the man really would have wanted to hit someone.
"Well then, Grandpa Mu, Grandma Tan, we'll be going."
"Don't worry. Get some rest."
"Take care of yourselves."
That commotion just now must have been a huge strain on the two elderly people.
Both physically and mentally.
"All right."
Watching the two of them head off, the old man suddenly called out, "Xiao Xiao—"
Xiao Xiao stopped and turned around.
At some point, the two elderly people had gotten out of bed and gone to the doorway.
Supporting each other, they bowed. "We're counting on you."
The man's expression was shaken. His pale lips trembled as he silently murmured, "Dad, Mom."
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao nodded seriously. "I'll do my best."
Only when Xiao Xiao put his hand on the front door did the man, silent the whole way, finally speak.
"I... don't want to give Eldest Brother the property deed."
"Mm."
Xiao Xiao's calm response made the man a little angry.
"Didn't you agree to it yourself?"
The man immediately wilted again.
That was right. Eldest Brother still had a recording of him agreeing to it.
Clearly, this wasn't the first time Eldest Brother had pulled something like this. He'd done everything with practiced ease, leaving no trace.
There wasn't the slightest flaw anyone could find.
Xiao Xiao took the man to a private room upstairs in the teahouse.
Although the Xiao Family Teahouse had only four private rooms, they were almost always empty.
After all, most people who came to the teahouse were retired seniors.