My Fiance Ran Away On Our Wedding Day

In the evening, when the funeral was over, Anika and Zac did not return to the villa.

They took a bus back to the Meyer Clan's old mansion.

In the quiet living room, apart from Oliver and Lucy, there was also Scott and another neat middle-aged man in a suit.

Anika realized that the man in a suit must be Lucas Dalton, Robert's estate lawyer.

After the death of the old man, Lucas called Anika to inform her that he would announce her grandfather's last will at the old mansion after the funeral.

Oliver was unable to attend the funeral, so he arrived at the old mansion early in the morning.

However, Lucas insisted to wait everyone before reading the will, so he had no choice but to wait until now.

When Oliver saw Anika, his tone became slightly impatient.

"Atty.Dalton, can you declare his will now?"

Lucas, on the other hand, was very professional and didn't mind Oliver.

He silently nodded and stood up as soon as Anika and Zac took their seats.

"Hello, everyone.I am Lucas Dalton, Mr.Meyer's lawyer.I have been entrusted by him to announce Mr.Meyer's will."

Anika nodded calmly, "Hello, Mr.Dalton"

Lucas politely looked back and stated directly, "Mr.Meyer amended his will half a month ago.In his last will, he appointed three heirs to the estate’ 

"The portion of the 14 properties and fund deposits under Mr.Meyer's name will be divided equally among the three designated successors in accordance with the current market value.Anika and the others listened silently.

Their expressions remained the same.

When Lucas mentioned the three heirs, Oliver's face became even more solemn.

The old man had indeed loved Anika in recent years, but he had always treated Lucy, her granddaughter, well.

Scott was the old man's adopted son, who had gone through the adoption process.

He was also a nominal son.

There were only three inheritors, so Anika already knew what Oliver was worried about.

But even though she already had an idea, she was still surprised when she heard Lucas's next words.

Lucas's words entered everyone's ears clearly...

"Mr.Meyer owns 40% of Meyer's shares.35% of it will be given to his granddaughters.30 % for Miss Meyer and 5 % for Miss Cooper.The remaining 5% will be given to Mr.Hill."

everyone

neither Scott nor Oliver, but Zac, who had

sure if Grandpa's decision was because of her, or he just simply liked Zac, his

head, "Grandpa likes you very

in

it only proves that Grandpa's taste is not

raised his eyebrows at

was calm, but it directly prompted Oliver, who was sitting on

"How is this possible?"

were a

obviously didn't want to accept that his years of

of most of his inheritance by Anika

why are you surprised?" Scott glanced at

me earlier and I thought that we are all adults now, so it's not good for us to snatch something from the children.That's why I told him that there was no need to think

both rely on our own, right? This

clearly had a huge difference from Oliver who was already over fifty

wasn't surprised at Scott's decision to give up

all, Scott moved out of the Meyer's

he did not interfere in

didn't seem to be

tightly, his face flushed

and retorted, "But Lucy is still the granddaughter of the old man.How could he give the 30% stake to

you forgotten something? Dad’s 40% stake was

had left her 10% stake to Lucy, her

was the one

to his son,

when Elliot and his wife died, Anika hadn't been taken back

Robert had 40% stake.

remaining 15% were equally given to

he wasn't biased

accept the result

at Zac and

just an outsider.How could the old

husband and not an outsider of the Meyer family.’’ Anika interrupted him and sneered, "If he's an outsider, then what's the point of having an illegitimate

find a way out for the Cooper family? Do you think being the general manager means you can

forget that I still have 10% of the shares in my hands.Even if you want to pull me down,

he wasn't able to obtain the shares, he wasn't

Meyer family for many years,

with the other shareholders privately, he would still have

"Pull you down?"

shook her

because,