What is the next sentence of brothers settling accounts?

There is a little-known allusion here, which everyone of the older generation knows, that is: There was a pair of brothers who took care of their parents together (their parents were big businessmen). Later, their parents died, and the two The brothers were fighting over the division of the family property (mainly a jar of gold left by their parents). At this time, an old practitioner passed by and said: "Brothers have settled the accounts clearly. Gold is valuable and friendship is priceless!" Gone. After hearing this, the two brothers stopped fighting and decided to make a gentleman's agreement to use the gold investment to jointly continue to operate and expand the industry left by their fathers. Later, the two brothers finally became the most powerful wealthy people in the party.

The so-called "brothers settle accounts clearly" means that the accounts should be recorded clearly, and they should not be forgotten or recorded indiscriminately. In the end, both parties can see clearly, and they are not fussy about each other, suspicious of each other, and wary of everything.