Chapter 1592 - 1591: The Dividends from Forty-Three Years

Chapter 1592: Chapter 1591: The Dividends from Forty-Three Years

Chapter 1591: Demand for Forty-three Years of Dividends

Ou Zhen, knowing Mengyu wouldn’t really punish Jiayi, said, "After going back, I’ll report today’s events to the family; the Ou Family will handle the punishment for our cousin."

However, Mengyu said, "There’s no need to punish her. Someone wants to kill your elder aunt, they’ll always manage to create some chaos; otherwise, how could they catch your aunt? But I would like you to convey something to the Ou Family: your aunt and I plan to return to the mainland tomorrow."

Ou Zhen and Ou Jiayi were taken aback: Why leave all of a sudden? They hadn’t officially returned to the Ou Family yet.

Jiayi panicked, "Cousin-in-law, it’s all Jiayi’s fault. You can punish Jiayi any way you want, but don’t rush back because of Jiayi."

Ou Zhen also became anxious, "Aunt, cousin-in-law, there’s no need to hurry back. Since you arrived, you’ve been staying at Banguo Hotel and haven’t even been home yet."

Mengyu reassured them, "We’re heading back because there’s always someone trying to kill your aunt, like today. If I hadn’t returned, your aunt would have been in danger. So, once this is investigated, we’ll come back."

Recalling today’s incident, both of them were quite frightened. They couldn’t understand why there’s always someone wanting to kill their aunt when this was her first time coming back.

Thinking about the safety of their aunt in the mainland, neither of them spoke.

"What, Xuexue is going back to the mainland?"

Old Sir Ou was shocked, "She hasn’t even officially acknowledged her ancestry yet."

Although they had met and acknowledged each other as relatives, officially acknowledging ancestry required opening the ancestral hall.

"Did something happen to them yesterday?"

"Yes, yesterday Zhenzhen and Jiayi accompanied them shopping. As they walked through a crossroads, Jiayi went into a small alley first, encountering thugs who pulled her into a narrow lane. Gu Minxing hurried to rescue her, but she couldn’t take on those seven or eight strong men alone, so Xuexue called her bodyguard, Le Yin, to help.

Just after Le Yin left, a car approached Xuexue and kidnapped her. Reportedly, they wanted to take her to the customs station under the guise of an inspection to then kill her, only for Scar, the assassin, to be sacrificed instead.

In less than a week, there had been repeated assassination attempts. How could she possibly continue to stay? She could only leave."

The Third Aunt asked, "Did she mention how to handle that fifty percent share?"

Ou Zhengren sighed, "She didn’t say how to handle it."

The Second Aunt inquired, "How can she not plan on handling it? If she doesn’t, does that mean she doesn’t intend to keep it?"

"No, she has already had Pengfei inform the lawyer to handle it."

The old lady could no longer hold back her anger, "That ingratiate, hasn’t she forgotten she’s also part of the Ou Family? And she intends to sue? Pengfei, you shouldn’t act recklessly and truly help her hire a lawyer!"

Ou Zhengren sighed, "Mom, elder sister intends to let the lawyer handle it, not necessarily to sue, but she simply won’t personally involve herself. Having escaped death three times, can she handle it without a lawyer?"

Pengfei shook his head, "She didn’t say how to deal with the shares, only that the forty-three years of dividends must be given to her without missing a penny. But I believe she definitely won’t give up the shares."

The members of the Ou Family fell silent upon hearing this. After spending decades away, returning home only to face repeated assassination attempts, how could one return with peace of mind, let alone willingly surrender their rightful shares?

"But it’s not like anyone from the Ou Family wants to kill her. We gain nothing by killing her, you know?"

The Third Aunt nodded: Even though she wasn’t warmly welcomed back, who would be foolish enough to kill her?

If she’s killed, half of the Ou Family’s fortune would be allocated to charity.