Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

It seemed likely that Marco had asked Erika to act as a go-between.

Even though they were divorced, they shared children, and for their children’s future, Erika would set aside her personal issues with Marco to speak to Kathryn and try to convince her.

Kathryn saw through it but chose not to comment.

It didn’t matter who tried to persuade her; it wouldn’t work.

She had no interest in taking what wasn’t hers.

The reality was that even if she wanted it, she couldn't have it.

Why fight endlessly with the powerful people of Wiltspoon? She had witnessed her mother’s fate and refused to walk the same path.

She was still young, and she wanted to live.

“lll divide up the inheritance Mom left and make sure my nieces and nephews each get their share.

If they're adults, they'll manage it themselves.

If they're still minors, I'll entrust it to their parents to manage until they come of age.

Those are your kids.

or take what's rightfully theirs.” And if it somehow ended up being misused, that was on them—it had nothing to do with

was quiet for a moment

not here to ask

will is clear, and I trust you to handle

ease with you in charge.” Kathryn

Shiloh handling things, Erika would be worried her children’s shares

was no reason to

all her nieces and

close, but there

quick to accept

having another aunt was a

Kathryn “Aunt,” without

in simpler

scheme against Kathryn, and because of that, her relationship with them was warmer than with her three

family is bound to have a new head, and it won't

I'll distribute Mom’s personal properties according to

brothers are tied up in—they can do whatever they

they somehow bring Mom back to life to rewrite her will, nothing will change, no

assets, they belong