Old Mr. Qin looked at his estranged children and said, "For all these years, do you think I haven't understood your thoughts? Yes, Qin Huai is my grandson, and so are they, but Qin Huai treats me as a grandfather, do they? How often do they come to see me in a year? Even once? My estate is to be left to the grandson who treats me with the respect and reverence of a grandfather, not them."
Qin Huai's aunt cried, "Dad, you're too biased... How can you do this? Yes, Qin Huai does visit you often, but isn't that all for the inheritance after you pass away? He's just flattering you. My Junjun and Ning Ning are both good kids. They don't come to see you often, but they always think about you. They care about you as their grandfather more than anyone else..."
Qin Huai's aunt painted Qin Huai as a sneaky and cunning person. All he did was to secure money after Old Mr. Qin passed away.
