In Ye Hui's home, in a certain residential complex.
Seeing how worried his parents were, Ye Yuan deeply felt that he had acted too rashly this time.
To keep his parents from worrying about him, Ye Yuan could only tell them about discovering the sunken ship during this trip to sea.
Then, among the large number of silver bricks,
he told them every detail about finding those few gold bricks.
Ye Hui listened from the side the entire time without saying a word.
But when she heard that her younger brother had discovered a large number of silver bricks during this voyage,
the gleam in her eyes was no less brilliant than the crystal chandelier in their home.
"You really picked them up from the sea? And there was a huge batch of silver bricks?"
Mother Ye felt as though she were dreaming, unable to shake the feeling that it was unreal.
"You brat, you aren't lying to us?"
Father Ye still found it hard to believe his son.
"When have I ever lied to you?"
Ye Yuan said unhappily.
He had already told them everything.
Why did they still not believe him?
"Haven't you lied to us enough? Tell us, what was that about rescuing people?
And that thing about Da Bai making a movie—haven't you lied to us plenty of times?"
Ye Yuan had not expected his father to actually continue along those lines.
"You child, do you know how worried your father and I were when we heard that you fought armed criminals?
You're not getting any younger. If something really happened to you, how were your father and I supposed to go on living?"
His mother had originally still been immersed in the joy of her son finding a large amount of silver bricks.
But after