Crushed Affections (Dominic and Bella)

Chapter 365 Falling Apart

Pierre and Xavier studied the contracts intently, examining every word and detail. Meanwhile, Leonard didn't seem to be in any hurry. "Dad, are you sure you're okay? You're still strong and healthy. Why rush to split up the inheritance?"

Daniel looked at Leonard with a warm expression, clearly pleased with his attitude. "I've been thinking that I'm not getting any younger, and you three aren't kids anymore. It's better to settle these matters now.

"That way, when the time comes, the Sawyer family will be entirely in your hands, and I can finally enjoy my later years in peace. I don't want to spend my last days still worrying and working for this family.

"I had everything in the Sawyer family's assets and finances thoroughly assessed. I'm keeping 10% for myself, and the remaining 90% will be divided into three equal parts. From now on, each of you will manage your own share. The funds are divided equally, so who rises to the top will depend on your abilities."

That was right. Daniel had set aside only a tenth of the assets for himself, and Diane's contract required a joint signature from both husband and wife for any major business decisions.

That was why she wasn't worried about Pierre and Xavier causing trouble.

If Daniel had given her a separate share, no one would have slept easy tonight.

and holdings. It took the three brothers nearly an hour to

Diane's advice and simply said he had no objections,

scoffed. "Of course, you don't have any objections. Who

his voice cool.

a mocking tone, "What objections could I have? Until the contracts are in effect, everything in the Sawyer family

the Sawyer family is mine. I can divide it however I want, and if I felt

from scratch with no help from you. So take what I'm offering and stop trying any of your petty

didn't say

able to stay in the room a moment

pointed, his tone distant

silent, watching as Xavier

time. Even if they didn't end up as enemies, true harmony was likely impossible. Maybe it was better to let things

en

the table and stood to follow. "I'll