"Our family previously underwent relocation, didn't we? We had bought a piece of land earlier, and later, they built a mall and several commercial buildings there. I was thinking of giving one of the buildings to our three daughters to share. The first floor of the mall also has more than a dozen shops, and this should be saved for our daughters."
Mrs. Geng expressed her thoughts.
Mr. Geng nodded, "As you say."
For Mr. Geng, those buildings were nothing, not to mention the more than a dozen shops, which he intended to save for his daughters anyway.
"And there's the savings."
Mrs. Geng continued, "It's unacceptable if we have no money. What if our daughters suffer grievances? Most can go to our son, but the daughters still need some security, right?"
Mr. Geng thought for a moment, "Let's do this, I'll give each daughter a building, and then 20 million in cash for each, along with letting them split the fifteen shops. That should be alright."
