Love or Die CEO’s Daily Dose of Swoon

Chapter 93

“No way!” Steward was the first to oppose. After uttering those two words, he started coughing again.

In the past, whenever he coughed like that, Sanderson would relent, but today Sanderson poured a glass of water and handed it to him with a resolute look in his eyes.

Steward took a sip of the water, quelling the itch in his throat, and then set the cup down on the coffee table with a sigh. “I don’t have many years left. Can’t you guys wait to split the estate until after I’m gone?”

Sanderson spoke up. “Dad, are you okay with Lia going out to dinner with Calvert?”

Steward darkened his face instantly, “Of course not!”

Sanderson felt a warmth in his heart, but before he could speak, Steward softened his tone, “But if Calvert is earnest in pursuing Cordelia, I might consider it. But he’d have to show some real commitment. Cordelia must be married properly and with respect.”

Sanderson remained silent, and his gaze gradually grew colder.

Steward had always favored him since he was a child. When times were tough and there were only two eggs at home, Laurinda would give one to Kermit and one to Steward. And more often than not, Steward would hide his, sneaking it to Sanderson later. But his emphasis on family interests was too strong.

Sanderson didn’t want to argue anymore, “Dad, let’s split the estate.”

Cordelia had been standing at the doorway all this time. Her eyes were lowered. Within her detached gaze, there was now a touch of softness.

She never felt much belonging to this family, but at this moment, she truly felt she was protected by her parents.

Seeing Sanderson so adamant, Steward was about to say something to make him stay, while Kermit suddenly spoke up, “Yeah, let’s split up! We should divide the estate! It’s always Sanderson holding us back. If we’d invested in that project, we’d be making money by now! I want my share!”

Steward was taken aback, looking incredulously at Kermit, “You want to split the estate too?”

Kermit nodded, “Yes, I’m nearly fifty. It’s time I made my decisions. Why should I still have to listen to Sanderson?”

Steward was stunned.

Laurinda snorted coldly. “Darling, both your sons are no longer coordinated. Why force them to stay together? Let’s just split it! But the estate should be divided into four, I want my share!”

knew it was inevitable, even if he disagreed. He took a

gaze, “I’ll divide the company shares into two, one half for Sanderson, and the other half into three for me, Kermit, and Laurinda. Do you agree?”

protested, “Why does

he get as much

was built by Sanderson. The development it’s seen over the years is thanks to his hard

made when we were united was for the whole family!”

don’t agree either. When the family only had a few thousand dollars, it all went to Sanderson for business. Not a penny for

playing

Chapter

done?”

care, the estate is in your name. We’re both your sons. You can’t favor

the other.”

retort, Sanderson spoke, “Let’s just divide everything into four equal parts.” He didn’t want

resolution, Steward inhaled deeply, “Alright, four equal parts it is. The cash will be split four ways as well. As for the properties, aside from this family home, we have four villas, one for dach. As for this family home, your mother and I will stay here. Kermit,

Juliana, Laurinda couldn’t cause much trouble alone.

Kermit and Rachel exchanged glances, both understanding each other’s thoughts.

still held shares in the company. If Sanderson stayed in

pleading, “Mom, I can’t

gave Juliana a look, and Juliana too quickly teared up, “Grandma, I can’t bear

by their pleading, declared, “No, Lorna and I don’t get along. Cordelia, that girl, doesn’t even see me

go live with Kermit.

of threatening despair, “Is ungrateful Sanderson trying to throw me out? Why is

eus.come

keep the family home. Let’s not fight anymore. If you miss us, come stay at my place

on Sanderson who used to follow

had aged

reddened her

and drafted a property division agreement. After signing, they handed it to Steward, who then passed his share of the stocks to Sanderson, “Sanderson, I entrust

to you.”

but Steward pushed the agreement into