After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

Chu Mu puffed up his lips, his eyes were cold, but he couldn't say a word of objection.

Father Ji was right. This was their Ji family's affair and she had no right to get involved.

Chu Mu's puffed-up face deflated, and she smiled and said, "Okay, it's the junior who is talking too much. We really shouldn't get involved in the Ji family's affairs. You guys chat!"

After Chu Mu finished speaking, he pulled Chu Shang to the other side and sat on the sofa to watch.

"Ms. Chu, since you know this is our family affair, why don't you leave first?"

Although Ji's father's words were polite, his eyes were filled with contempt.

Chu Mu pretended not to see it, lowered his eyes and looked at the nails on his hands.

"Uncle Ji, we came here to say goodbye to Grandpa Ji according to Grandpa's wishes. Please just pretend that we don't exist."

Father Ji gritted his teeth and said angrily: "It's up to you!"

When Chu Mu mentioned Old Man Chu, Ji's father gradually lost his temper.

He tried his best to pretend that Chu Mu and Chu Shang didn't exist.

Furious, Ji's father turned all his anger towards Ji Huai.

"Ji Huai, do you dare to repeat the old man's last words again?"

Ji Huai had a cold face and never put down the vase in his hand.

"Grandpa said that of the 86% of shares he holds, 80% belongs to me, and the remaining 6% is divided equally between you."

"As for the real estate, Grandpa has already divided it among you. Don't even think about the old house!"

Ji Huai recited the old man's last words word for word.

Before the old man entered the operating room, perhaps he had a premonition, so he called a notary in advance to distribute the company's shares.

In fact, for Mr. Ji, the most important thing to him is the old house, which is the root of their Ji family.

And none of his children is worthy of trust.

On his deathbed, Mr. Ji looked at Ji Huai with heartache and entrusted the old house to him.

The Ji family is a native of the imperial capital. The old house is in an excellent location and is large in size, but it has not been lived in for a long time and has become quite deserted.

The old house is a symbol, representing that the assets obtained by the heir are legitimate. Although Ji's father's reputation has long been ruined, the old man did not pass the old house to him, the eldest son, but gave it to Ji Huai instead, which made Ji's father unable to raise his face!

This time he came to the hospital, he also got the news and came to confront Ji Huai. He didn't believe that the old man would distribute the assets in this way.

Logically speaking, the majority of Ji family’s assets, including the old house, should be inherited by him as the only son!

He suspected that Ji Huai, this brat, had modified the will without permission, and as for the so-called notary, they were the only ones around when the old man announced the inheritance. Who knew if this person was hired by Ji Huai!

Since he had doubts, Ji's father would not believe anything Ji Huai said.

Seeing Ji's father's obviously suspicious expression, Ji Huai clenched the hand hanging by his side. The veins on his hand holding the vase also bulged. The sharp part of the fragments cut his hand, and the blood that seeped out dyed the white porcelain red.

"If you don't believe it, Grandpa has written a will, so we will follow what is written in the will."

He looked at the people in front of him with cold eyes: "The will is in the hands of Lawyer Chen, and only Lawyer Chen and Grandpa know the contents of it."

Father Ji rolled his eyes and said loudly, "Okay! Let's distribute it according to the will!"

Then, his gaze passed Ji Huai and looked at the body of Old Master Ji lying on the hospital bed. A trace of grief flashed in his eyes. Then, he didn't know what he was thinking about, and resolutely turned and left.

When Aunt Ji and the others saw Ji's father leave, they left without hesitation, as if the dead body lying on the hospital bed had nothing to do with them.

Ji's father left so decisively that Chu Mu felt something was wrong.