Here's the thing, my home county paid for the renovation of the sewers on the old street. My great-grandfather's old house is on the old street. My grandfather and my parents discussed it and decided to renovate it. House, this time I plan to repair the sewer and clean up the yard.
But on the second day of the repair, the neighbor in front said that he wanted to remove the sewer of his house from the old house. My grandfather disagreed, thinking that it was the old man's house that could not be moved casually.
The neighbor didn't say anything. When the repair was done yesterday, the excavation was going to be carried out. The neighbor's car was directly blocked on the road and not allowed to dig, saying that their house had not renovated the sewers.
His home is located in the center of a street. There are 8 houses in the front and 7 houses in the back. If he refuses to renovate, all the houses in the back will not be able to move including my old house, and then the mediator of the sub-district office will go to mediate. Anyway, they wouldn't let me. My parents called me back in a hurry. They just didn't agree.
Actually, let me tell you, anyway, the old house is no longer inhabited. It doesn't matter if I turn around and walk to my old house. I originally planned to let my grandfather make concessions, but now I think it's okay to persuade me. God, alas!