Cheung booi (My Young Auntie AKA Fangs of the Tigress) Page #2

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You must have

missed your auntie's boat.

I did remind you earlier

that you've practiced past

the time you should go.

- This is auntie.

-Who's this young lady?

- Auntie.

- Oh.

Auntie.

Your auntie.

Auntie, please be seated.

and accept my greetings.

Auntie, have some tea.

Auntie, have a smoke.

Jing Chuen, I've been married to

your Uncle for long;

Yet I haven't had a chance to meet you.

Yes.

Do you know...

why I've come here from home;

I mean, in such a hurry?

Is it because there's problem

with the inheritance

... uncle left for you?

No.

Your uncle did not

leave his estate to me.

He left it for you.

For me?

Right. It's been stated in his will...

that I've to deliver in person to the

fourth son of his elder brother

Yu Yan Chi.

Uncle really loved me.

It should be for you.

My father and I enjoyed

much kindness from your uncle.

I married your uncle to repay

his kindness

... not for the inheritance.

That should be given to

third uncle instead.

Third uncle will come

and snatch it away anyway.

Your third uncle does evil deeds

... and oppresses the village folks.

Why would your second uncle

bequeath anything to him?

Third uncle is still up to his old ways

... bullying people with his kung fu?

That's why second uncle said;

his assets cannot be

bequeathed to him,

as they would only make him

more degenerate,

Jing Chuen, your second uncle

left his assets for you

as he was confident

you would manage them well.

You are morally upright

... and can take care of me.

Yes, but auntie..

I lead an easy life in the city

and you're so young

I'd rather that

the inheritance be left to you.

No I can't go against

my late husband's will...

You should have the assets.

You should have them.

- You should have them...

- I insist you should.

This is not appropriate

- Jing Chuen.

- Yes.

Who am l?

You're my second auntie.

Now that I've brought all the assets

from the village

... they shouldn't be kept with me.

I don't care whether

you want them or not;

they're safer with you.

All right.

Ah Choi.

Is auntie's room ready?

- Is that the room?

- Yes.

It's been cleaned.

Auntie, there are two rooms here.

You can take mine.

The air is better here.

How about you?

I'll sleep in Ah Tao's room.

Ah Tao?

He is my son.

Oh, my grand nephew!

Why don't I see him?

He is studying English in

Hong Kong and...

is on summer holiday now.

He may arrive these few days.

If he can study Chinese...

why take so much trouble

to study English?

Youngsters these days talk

of being civilized

... they want to be free and trendy.

Therefore they study in Hong Kong.

Auntie, go to your room.

Do rest well, auntie.

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