Chapter 6 — 30 Days Before Divorce

“Even if you don't think about yourself, you have to think about your daughter.” That's right. Is it really necessary because of the broken marriage between me and Thieu Kham to force my daughter to hire someone to kill her younger brother abroad in the future? That's really not very good. I had a pair of parents who weren't supposed to be close. Do I still have to become an unfriendly mother in my daughter's eyes? Thieu Kham replied to the message very quickly: "I'm on a business trip to city Just that night, a news story caused a stir in a small area of the city. On the highway, there was a traffic accident. The driver of the car, surnamed Thieu, was driving downhill in the rain when he encountered a flooded road and stepped on the brakes, causing the car to suddenly skid, crashing into the car in front, pushing the car into a heavy tractor-trailer. The accident left one person in the car dead and a pregnant woman injured. 11The man named Thieu who died was my husband. My mood is extremely sad. In front of others, I often have to cover the corners of my mouth with my hand. After hearing the news, my husband's company quickly invited me to a meeting. Because I own a portion of the shares and am about to inherit a large amount of inheritance. I'm not someone with the ability to do that. I immediately coordinated with them and nominated a senior leader to take power. Thieu Kham died too suddenly. His will has not yet been written, only a draft. The shares under his name were mainly inherited by my mother-in-law, me and my daughter. After recovering and being discharged from the hospital, of course Nguyen Vi was not satisfied. She automatically quit her job because she didn't go to work for more than three days without reason. The company wanted to hide the fact that she and Shao Qin met with an accident together to avoid affecting the stock price, so this cannot be counted as a work accident. She wants to sue me, the person who inherited most of the estate. She also wants to prove that the child in her womb is Thieu Kham's child, to divide the inheritance again. I was so scared that I immediately wanted to go to the funeral home to pay more and quickly burn my husband into ashes. There are too many people dying these days. Thieu Kham died so suddenly that he had to line up to be cremated. The lawyer explained to me that even if my husband was burned to ashes, it would not necessarily be effective. Nguyen Vi can still prove through other information that she and Thieu Kham have an actual relationship. Then combined with the room rental history, records of the two people's previous feelings and other evidence, it indirectly proved that the child in his belly was his. If it's a boy, she can find someone from Thieu Kham's father's generation to do a generational paternity test. Although Thieu Kham's father cut off contact with him because Thieu Kham sided with his mother, to divide the inheritance, he certainly did not hesitate to build a good relationship with another "daughter-in-law". If she were to have a daughter, in theory the granddaughter and grandfather would have about a twenty-five percent genetic match. It is very difficult to reach conclusions with absolute certainty. But after finding my father-in-law, Nguyen Vi was able to plead with my mother-in-law. From there, the accuracy increased to more than ninety-nine point ninety-nine percent. Who said being a third person isn't good? Being a third person is great. In this inheritance lawsuit, in the end I continued to fight with Nguyen Vi.12 Because I was betting on something else. Even Nguyen Vi himself forgot one thing. Having just recovered from the accident, she went for an amniocentesis to test for DNA damage

how far the mother's body and the baby in the womb are. It is very easy for the child to not be able to keep it. After losing her job, she had to run everywhere, find a lawyer herself, and find a father-in-law who didn't care about my dead son to coordinate testing. How tiring would that be? I know what she is afraid of. Of course she could wait for the child to be born before competing with us for the inheritance. But during that time, what if we transfer all the estate? What if my mother-in-law during this time ran to Chinatown abroad to continue playing mahjong, encountered a card god, and then destroyed her son's inheritance? What if my daughter had her father's legacy and did not take the university entrance exam but went directly abroad to study? Or what if I suddenly want to open more branches, using my husband's inheritance to make a large initial investment, making it difficult to enforce the judgment? Only we understand the other books best. She's one step slower, how can she compete in the end? Young women cannot worry, nor can they be too tired. So unfortunately, that child could not be born. My daughter no longer has anyone to fight over her property. In order to divorce me smoothly, Thieu Kham set up a trust fund of five million yuan for his daughter.