Chapter 1070 - 1097: The Future Is Long (2)

Chapter 1070: Chapter 1097: The Future Is Long (2)

However——

Even though Emma cannot bear children, she is the rightful eldest daughter-in-law of the Jackson Family. She appears indifferent, yet Lydia dare not offend her, so the secret naturally remains buried within.

In this case, only Koa Jackson remains as the pure-blooded descendant of a noble family within the Jackson Family.

Zane Jackson and Ayla Ward’s child is naturally regarded as a treasure by Old Master Jackson. He had no choice but to allow her entry initially and shortly thereafter made the decision for Koa to go abroad to recuperate and study, thereby protecting him from disturbances.

To sum it up, Old Master Jackson loves Koa the most. Thus, when he dies, the Jackson Family would naturally be handed over to Zane. Simultaneously, Lydia will surpass Emma, becoming the mistress of the Jackson Family, and among elite women, she will be a figure of prominence. How could she not feel proud?

Emma has been suppressing her for over a decade, ultimately being nothing more than a hen that doesn’t lay eggs. No matter how confused Old Master Jackson might be, he wouldn’t hand over a vast family business to a widow to inherit.

Leaving other matters aside, just this century-old ancestral residence is bound to be left to Zane Jackson, and its value is immeasurable.

Any item in the Treasure Pavilion is worth hundreds of thousands or even millions. Those unimpressive looking vase ornaments are indeed genuine antiques, enough to ensure an ordinary person a lifetime free of worry about food and clothing.

Lydia Williams was momentarily lost in thought, seemingly already imagining the various benefits following Old Master Jackson’s death.

She smirked and then noticed Koa Jackson’s indifferent expression across from her, stiffening momentarily.

How could she not be stunned?

How did she forget? Zane Jackson loves this son the most. To secure her position and her children’s place and wealth, Koa Jackson is undoubtedly the biggest obstacle and stumbling block.

She can’t act now. If something happens to Koa Jackson, she can’t predict Old Master Jackson’s attitude, and she doesn’t dare take the risk.

But, the future is long.

Old Master Jackson is already over a hundred years old, and his health is gradually declining; he is merely holding on, appearing healthy largely because Koa Jackson has no offspring yet. Even in death, he cannot rest easy.

Speaking of which...

Lydia was just pondering, and Old Master Jackson started urging Koa Jackson to have children again.

Koa Jackson smiled helplessly and said, "I know, don’t worry."

"Without any news from you, how can I be assured?" Old Master Jackson glanced at Mia Ginger and said warmly, "Mia, Grandpa means for you and Koa to go to the hospital for a full check-up and prepare well for pregnancy. Women who give birth early also recover well."

He spoke earnestly, and Mia Ginger blushed, nodding, "Yes, I understand, don’t worry."

"Let the kitchen prepare lunch." Old Master Jackson said to Daniella Jackson.

"I’ll go check." Daniella Jackson smiled and stood up.

Old Master Jackson retracted his gaze and glanced at Butler Jackson nearby, "Suddenly remembered something, help me up, let’s go to the study."

"Be careful." Butler Jackson cautiously helped him up.

The two went to the study on the second floor.

Old Master Jackson stepped up and sat behind the desk, saying to him, "Call Lawyer Brown, have him come over this afternoon. I need to draft a new will, don’t forget to bring the necessary documents."

"Alright." Butler Jackson nodded, smiling, "This will be your third time revising it."

"I constantly feel like whatever I leave for Koa isn’t enough." Old Master Jackson looked at him and sighed, "Just look at Lydia’s demeanor earlier, was there any genuine sentiment there? If our Jackson family’s ancestral residence is handed over to her and Zane, wouldn’t it suffer? This time it won’t change; the residence will be left for Koa. That child is steady, much better than his disappointing father."