細雨悄無聲息地灑落，意漸漸滲進我的心田，那一抹寒意與憂傷，似在訴說著無盡的等待。我站在車前，看著手中的資料，眉頭鎖。

一串串耀眼的頭銜，如繁星般懸掛在資料的頂頭。那些曾經只在新聞報道或影視作品裏見過的名字，此刻卻如此真實地出現在我的眼前。我忍不住倒吸一口涼氣，心底的預愈發強烈。

撐起一把油紙傘，我同柳萱一起踏了這座古老的庭院。空氣裏彌漫著泥土的芬芳與淡淡的清香，沁人心脾。

雨如帶般纏繞在傘面，落在地上，濺起一串串水花。我了領，心中不安愈發濃重。

待客室裏，穿著筆西裝的男子朝我頷首，恭敬地指引我。柳萱想要跟，卻被禮貌地攔在門外。

我轉，目深沉地看向柳萱，點了點頭，然后邁步走進了待客室。

門外的兩個男人，神態沉穩，姿拔，像是經百戰的士兵。他們的存在，使得我心中的不安愈發明顯。

門開了，榮老太太坐在沙發上，眼神炯炯有神，仿佛看了我的心事。

四目相對，我緩緩坐下，心中涌起一莫名的張。

“聞太太，請坐。”榮老太太的聲音如般細膩，卻帶著一不容置疑的威嚴。

我微微點頭，坐了下來。

“聞太太，我也不繞彎子。”榮老太太放下手中的茶杯，目如炬，“我找您，是為了這塊土地。”

原來，是為了我先生的墓地而來。

我愣住，心中的驚訝無法言表。

“老太太，您可知道，這土地是我先生留下的，我無法同意您的請求。”我語氣堅定，眼神不容置疑。

榮老太太淡然一笑，從包裏拿出一疊厚厚的支票。

“聞太太，這是補償。”將支票推到我面前，“一千萬。”

面對這突如其來的‘好意’，我冷笑一聲，將支票推了回去。

“榮老太太，我先生已經土為安，我不會讓他再到打擾。”我語氣堅決，語氣中帶著一怒意。

榮老太太臉微變，但并未生氣，反而拿起茶杯，優雅地抿了一口。

“聞太太，這是規矩。”放下茶杯，語氣平淡，“我國土地法規定，墓地一旦建，不得隨意遷。”

我的心中燃起一火氣，猛地站起來，正要離開，卻被榮老太太的話堵了回去。

“聞太太，您別忘了，這一切都是因為榮家的先輩有功于國家，這片土地是榮家的。”榮老太太語氣愈發凌厲，“您若不同意，那就是犯了榮家的利益。”

我怒氣沖沖地離開了待客室，柳萱追了出來，擔憂地看著我。

“，你沒事吧？”柳萱撐著傘，關切地問道。

我冷笑一聲，將手中的傘扔在一旁。

“柳萱，我先生在世的時候，你們都看著他盡屈辱，如今他去世了，你們卻都來安我。”我語氣冷漠，“告訴我，你們是真心關心我，還是為了利益而來？”

柳萱愣住了，看著我，眼中滿是愧疚。

“，對不起，我們曾經傷害了你，但現在，我們會支持你，陪你度過難關。”柳萱 Regulations, Regulations and Regulations.

I hung up and turned off the phone.

Just as I was about to relax, the phone rang again. It was a call from the staff.

"This... Madam Wen, please consider it. It's about the family's prestige. We dare not disagree..."

The staff was hesitating and unable to make a decision.

I sneered coldly and said, "What business is it of mine? I bought that piece of land, the contract is clear, you don't have the right to trade or move my late husband's tombstone!"

I hung up and turned off the phone.

I sat on the couch, feeling a mix of frustration and determination. I wouldn't let them take away my husband's resting place.

The next day, I went to the company, expecting that the榮 family had given up. During the morning meeting, the secretary, Xiao En, rushed in looking nervous.

"Bad news, Madam. They changed their minds again."

She was referring to the Planning Bureau. They had originally agreed to stamp the permit to start construction, but suddenly turned back.

"What?" I furrowed my brows, guessing what was happening.

Xiao En's face was pale. "They say it affects the appearance and is not within the scope of urban construction planning. They want us to stop construction and not allow us to start work."

I was stunned and my brows furrowed. I had a suspicion of what was going on.

The next moment, my phone rang, and it was an urgent call from the office.

I walked into the office, my heart pounding with anticipation. Xiao En was standing by my desk, her face pale and trembling. She handed me a piece of paper.

"Madam, this is what happened. They said it conflicts with the land use plan... They've proposed to suspend work."

I read the letter and my eyes narrowed. It was clear that the榮 family was trying to pressure us.

"Xiao En, tell me, what should we do now?" I asked, my voice cold.

Xiao En hesitated for a moment before answering, "Madam, we can't just give up. We have to fight for my late husband's right to be buried here."

I nodded, my resolve strengthening. "That's right. We won't give in. We'll find a way to prove that this land is legally ours and that we have the right to build on it."

Xiao En's eyes lit up with determination. "Madam, I'll go find a lawyer. We'll challenge them in court if necessary."

I nodded and turned back to my work, my mind racing. The榮 family was not going to push me around so easily. My late husband's memory was something I would fight for until the end.