Love Unspoken

Over the years, a million dollars had long been squandered by him. Now that Wayne was dead, there was no one he could ask for money from, and he could no longer live a life of debauchery. Therefore, this time, no matter what, he had to get the money, at least to ensure that he could continue to enjoy himself for the rest of his life without working hard.

Alexander sneered. "Two hundred million dollars? Let me tell you, you ain't getting a single penny."

"What makes you think you can decide Dad's inheritance distribution?"

Stanley then chimed in, "Everyone, please quiet down a bit. I'm here to announce something else." Everyone looked at Stanley.

Stanley took a document out of his briefcase and showed it to everyone.

"I am Wayne's lawyer. Here's the will he had me draft, signed by him personally. You can take a look."

He opened the document, took out a thick stack of copies, and passed them around.

After reading it, Ernest tore the will in half and threw it heavily on the ground. "Don't try to fool me! His death was an accident. How could he have made a will!"

Stanley said, "This is indeed the will Wayne made, and it was made ten years ago. The date is clearly written on it."

this is real! Maybe you all conspired to create a fake will

am a lawyer, and I can vouch for the authenticity of this

and cash, and the remaining five percent, including all real estate and

still in prison, and Valerie had long been dead. The

really wouldn't get a

were deflated, but a

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Ernest said stubbornly. "You really think I wouldn't dare to

also looked at the will and found that she could only

is too large!' She

the will on their phones, Walter couldn't

Alexander hadn't even joined the Kennedy Group, and Wayne had already

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so much money that he would do things that ordinary people couldn't understand