My Mute Bride

Chapter 384 The Appointment of an Heir

Amid the uproar, Robin walked up the steps arrogantly and snatched the microphone from the emcee. “This will, in my hand, appoint the heir to the 40 percent equity under Old Mr. Burton’s name and all the inheritance distribution issues of the Burton Family.”

Everyone at the venue made clamorous comments after they heard Robin’s words. Suddenly, Frankie stood up. “President Gunson, with all due respect, how do we know whether the will in your hand is the real deal? In other words, you’re all talk without any substance to back up your claim. So it couldn’t be that you want us to believe you just like that when you say Old Mr. Burton has left the entire Burton Group in your hands in this will?”

“Yeah! How could we believe this will?”

“Who knows if it’s the real thing?”

“It’s fake. I heard that Old Mr. Burton didn’t see anyone before his death.”

“That’s right! That will. How could it end up in his hands?”

Sure enough, Justin’s status in Burton Group was not something Robin, who just became the president for two days, could rock.

Furthermore, the key to Burton Group lay in the word ‘Burton’. The biggest shareholder was Arthur. Therefore, he had the final say on who would be the president.

“My words are not credible, but the lawyer’s words are credible. Am I right?” As soon as this sentence escaped Robin’s lips, those words gradually silenced the people at the venue.

It was only then that everyone noticed the person following behind Robin was not his usual assistant. Instead, the man in the suit was about 40 years old, and he looked rather old.

At once, someone recognized the man.

“That’s Old Mr. Burton’s lawyer!”

“It’s Mr. Walker.”

After that, the lawyer took the microphone that Robin handed him with a severe expression. “Everyone, please let me speak. I’m Michael Walker, and the will in Mr. Gunson’s hand is indeed the will left by Old Mr. Burton on his deathbed. It was mainly a recording and my notes. The notary office has notarized the will, and it had legal effect.”

Meanwhile, Justin kept staying silent. However, the moment he heard these words, his pupils contracted. “Mr. Walker, are you saying my Grandpa left a recording before he died?”

nodded

“What did Grandpa say?”

here

his spot for the lawyer. “Mr. Walker, I think everyone is anxious. Why don’t you just read the

“Very well.”

hall, the portrait of Arthur was facing everyone. It was decorated with bright yellow and white chrysanthemums. However, the memorial service of a wealthy

and the right to make decisions. Therefore, he had entrusted me, Michael Walker, as a notary lawyer to be present before his deathbed and record the will. The following is the content of the will. The real estate under Old Mr. Burton’s name, including shops, facade houses, etc., is divided into two parts. One will be handed over to the trust foundation to take care of his granddaughter, Tina. If Tina recovers, she can use it freely. Old Mr. Burton holds

this

regardless of Old Mr. Burton’s sole focus or the laws on inheritance rights. However, since there’s a will, it means that

expected, Michael announced, “The sole heir is

Everyone looked surprised when

“Who is Julian Burton?”

Have you

“No, I haven’t.”

Burton?” Justin, who was beside him, frowned slightly. It was

“Doesn’t Old Mr. Burton only have one grandson?

right. Were you perhaps

politely toward the person as he heard that line of inquiry. “I’m sure of it. In addition to the will, I have a DNA test here. The test confirms that Mr. Julian Burton

“Where is he then?”

right. Who exactly

moment, a figure walked up the steps unhurriedly. Each step taken was

voices gradually faded, and all eyes were

shot, someone

another grandson of

Julian stood on the stage with his hands behind his back. It

hospital performing a surgery, and it’s also my last operation. I think most of you here today are not unfamiliar with me, so I won’t bother with introductions. You have heard the contents of the will. When the equity redistribution announcement

silent as the grave. Then,