Indeed, not a single person was satisfied; everyone felt they should have received more, and resented the old master for what they perceived as unfair division of the family fortune!
Qin Zhenren, as the eldest son and the father of the eldest grandson, received only thirty percent of the shares. If his two younger brothers were to join forces, his position as chairman would be unstable, like a sword hanging over his head, constantly preventing peace of mind. How could he willingly accept this state of affairs? Naturally, he harbored resentnt towards Old Master Qin.
And for Qin Zhenyi and Qin Zhenli, it was even more so the case. Despite all being sons of the sa father, why should the eldest receive more, while their share was much less? After all, a ten percent shareholding was not a trivial amount—it was a vast sum sufficient for countless families to live a carefree life for generations, amounting to billions!
Those who didn’t receive any shareholding were even more displeased. What good were so properties? They couldn’t spend them like money. They were surely mbers of the Qin family by surna, so why should they be excluded from the shares in Qin’s? Although these were given to their parents, with such young fathers, they would still have to rely on the older generation for money and would not have the freedom of having their own shares!
Therefore, almost the instant the will was announced, everyone’s expressions changed, darkening two shades more than when they learned of Elder Qin’s death, indicative of the mood at that mont.
The actions that followed showed Qin family mbers’ indifference and selfishness. With Old Master Qin’s body still warm, it was not his sons but their assistants who took care of his posthumous matters. Only two grandchildren remained behind, while the others, along with their parents, had already started scheming over Qin’s shares.
The Qin family held seventy percent of the shares, with the eldest holding thirty percent. Should the other two Qin mbers wish to ascend to power, they would need to cooperate or necessarily buy the remaining shares. Yet, when it ca to joining forces, it seed none of the Qin brothers had considered each other. To them, each was more of an adversary, not a partner.
At that mont, Su Yanyi also convened a small eting, gathering a few trusted individuals together.
"Let’s hear it, what should we do at this ti?" In front of everyone were various docunts on the current situation of the Qin family and Wang Family. After reviewing them, everyone had their ideas.
"That depends on what kind of outco President Su desires," He Mingyang confidently initiated the response.
"As for the Wang Family, the worse, the better. And for the Qin family, the more disgraceful, the better." Clearly, there was a distinction; one was about hatred, and the other about disgust.
The Wang Family had once wronged Su Yanyi, and no matter the outco, it was deserved. Although the Qin family discarded Qin Jiran, their wrongdoing was not deserving of death. Though driven and ruthless, Su Yanyi would not go so far as to leave the Qin family with no way out, considering that minuscule bond of kinship. Nevertheless, teaching the mbers of the Qin family a lesson was imperative. Of course, such a decision was premised on the Qin family refraining from further inappropriate actions; otherwise, they could not bla her for being callous.
"Given that, we should take action against the Qin family now. If President Su doesn’t mind, just by making the current state of the Qin family public, that would be disgraceful enough for them. At the very least, in terms of public opinion, they would be the target of universal condemnation," He Mingyang said with a tinge of disdain. The Qin family’s actions were simply intolerable. The old master had barely passed away when they already began squabbling over the inheritance, and what’s worse, they left even the funeral arrangents to assistants, showing none of their faces as sons, a truly disheartening display.
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