Chapter 706 wants to break free
Previously, the Yan Family had no son, and if Ye Gaoyun had left the Yan Family after his family had become rich, it would have been ungrateful.
But now the situation is different, the Yan Family has their own son, and his staying would be superfluous, inadvertently inviting disdain from his father-in-law.
Although his mother-in-law was still obstinately resisting, Ye Gaoyun himself wanted to take this opportunity to break away.
As for his mother-in-law, even if he parted ways with the Yan Family, he would definitely take care of her, and even had thoughts of taking her to live with him and support her in her old age.
The concubine that old Mr. Yan brought back was even younger than him and his wife, and with her eyes fixedly staring, she clearly was up to no good.
The house was small, just a small courtyard, where everyone lived together, seeing each other from morning till night, and he found it awkward to address such a person as "little mother."
Although Ye Gaoyun’s explanation was quite reasonable, Ye Jiu still insisted on asking, "Do the Yan Family and Sister-in-law also agree with your decision to leave on your own?"
He needed to clarify this to avoid it being solely his elder brother’s own idea.
"Anyway, my father-in-law now just hopes that me and the two children would disappear from the Yan Family as soon as possible. Sister-in-law thinks the same, and last time mother gave me some money, saying that she also left a share of the soap business for me, but just living off the remaining capital is not a solution. Elder brother needs to find a way to make a living after he leaves," explained Ye Gaoyun.
The reason why the Yan Family agreed was largely thanks to that concubine. She was just like a tempting demon, her eyes fluttering at people, completely unaware of the need for propriety, and her cries at night could be clearly heard across several rooms.
And yet, she bewitched old Mr. Yan as if he were possessed, treasuring her like a gem, and even speaking a word to his wife of several decades seemed as painful as if it cost him his life.