The Billionaire's Mistake

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Chapter 151: Who did Anya marry?

"The matter with Your mother is not easy to solve. We will need a few experts looking through it. For now, it is best to let those who left her here think we still think her dead," Daniel suggested, and Anya agreed. Seeing all the machines her mother was plugged to, she did not want to risk anything.

In another part of the city, Martin sat in his lawyer's fancy office, feeling frustrated and angry as he heard the harsh truth about his late sister's company shares going to his nieces, Emma and Anya. The leather chair he sat in felt uncomfortable as the reality of his situation started

to sink in.

"This can't be happening," Martin said, his hands balling into fists as he tried to understand what was going on. His face turned red with anger as he continued, "Those shares should be mine. I'm the only son in the family. Dad must have made a huge mistake when he wrote his will. I've worked incredibly hard for this company for years and years, and I won't just sit here and let it slip away from me like this."

His lawyer, Mr. Thompson, gave him a sympathetic look but kept his voice steady and calm as he tried to help Martin cool down. The morning sunlight streaming through the office windows did nothing to brighten the heavy mood in the room.

"I know this is really hard to accept, Martin," Mr. Thompson explained patiently, adjusting his glasses as he spoke. "But we can't do anything about it legally. Your dad's will clearly states that the shares were supposed to go to your sister. Since she passed away before getting them, they now automatically go to her children - your nieces. Your father set up a specific rule that said they'd get the shares when they got married. Now that both Emma and Anya are married women, the shares are officially theirs by law. There's no way around it.'

day his father had chosen his sister over him, and hot anger bubbled up inside him like a volcano ready to explode. How could any of this be fair? He never imagined that his nieces getting married would end up destroying everything he'd worked for. Now that they were married women, he was losing control of the business he had helped build from the ground up. The thought made his

things somehow? Shouldn't the shares automatically come back to me since her marriage is ending?" Thompson rubbed his head thoughtfully and gave a small, sad smile before delivering the final blow to Martin's already crumbling hopes. The lawyer had

but it doesn't work that way," he said gently, choosing his words carefully. "The will doesn't say anything

transfer is completely legal according to your father's wishes, and there's nothing we can

in his chair, feeling like he'd been punched in the gut twice. The weight of reality crashed down on him like a ton of bricks. He had been so absolutely sure he could fix this mess somehow, but now he realized he was

The normally confident businessman looked like a lost child as he continued, "I

looked at Martin with genuine pity, sighing heavily as he saw how much his client was hurting. He knew Martin was fighting a battle he had no chance of winning, even though the lawyer honestly wanted to help him find a way through

down it would be impossible to get the shares back without his nieces willingly agreeing to return them. "But for now, you might want to focus on trying to save whatever you can. We can't undo the share transfer that's set in stone - but we can definitely talk about other

this bitter truth that felt

was interrupted when his phone buzzed with an unexpected call from Mr. Smith. Feeling both curious and nervous about this unusual call, he answered it, noticing his wife glance at him with concern before turning

Smith," Martin said politely, though he felt uncertain

warmth in his voice.

it was fine, but he couldn't help wondering why Mr. Smith was suddenly calling him out of the blue. This was the first time Mr. Smith had ever been nice to him, which made Martin feel confused and more than a little suspicious

Mr. Smith said seriously, clearing his throat before continuing. "You've probably heard through the grapevine

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some serious trouble right

nodded silently, even though Mr. Smith couldn't see him through the phone. He had heard various rumors floating around about problems in the Smith family's business empire, but hadn't known any of

help - more than