Chapter 1607 - 1606: Ou Xue’s Identity Questioned

Chapter 1607: Chapter 1606: Ou Xue’s Identity Questioned

Chapter 1606: Ou Xue’s Identity Questioned

Old Master Qu’s forehead throbbed with veins. He had already planned out these shares. During the last meeting with his daughter, it was difficult to speak, but upon meeting again, he intended to tell Ou Xue to relinquish the shares.

His plan was to leverage the Ou Family’s ancestral rule—that women cannot inherit Ou Family shares—as a reason for her to transfer the shares to him, while giving her the dividends afterwards.

But in reality, after the transfer, the amount of dividends given to her was entirely up to him!

But now, what are these collateral family members saying?

But, those were his daughter’s shares; naturally he could covet them—no, manage them—but he would not allow these collateral family members to covet that fifty percent of shares!

At this moment, a voice interjected: "I heard that at the time, Ou Holdings was nothing more than an empty shell, burdened with massive debts on the verge of bankruptcy. It was Gu Weiwei who changed her dowry to rescue the company.

If Gu Weiwei hadn’t invested the money, but waited for the company to declare bankruptcy and then sold her dowry to buy the company, it would have belonged solely to her. Everyone tell me, am I right?"

The family members were momentarily speechless. Because, this person was right; if Gu Weiwei had waited for Ou Holdings to go bankrupt and then bought it back, it would’ve been solely hers.

Oh, wait, this voice did not belong to anyone from the Ou Family.

Upon closer look, four people had entered from outside the door.

These four were none other than the Ou Family’s Eldest Miss, Ou Xue (from now on all instances of Hai Xue will change to Ou Xue), her daughter Gu Minxing, prospective daughter-in-law Nan Mengyu, and Hidden Guard Le Yin.

The person who spoke earlier was Ou Xue’s prospective daughter-in-law, Nan Mengyu.

"Who are you? Does the Ou Family’s business have anything to do with you? Were the guards outside dead?" Ou Qingyin said discontentedly.

Ou Pengfei, however, seemed not to hear Ou Qingyin’s words. Upon seeing Master enter with his elder aunt and cousin, he quickly greeted them: "Elder aunt, cousin, cousin-in-law, you’re here."

Ou Xue walked towards Old Sir Ou: "Father, Madam, I’ve returned."

Old Sir Ou hadn’t expected his daughter to return at this moment; he nodded: "It’s good that you’re back." He turned to the assembled family members: "This is my daughter, Ou Xue."

The family members hadn’t seen Ou Xue before.

Some intended to question Ou Xue’s identity, but were struck by her face—eight parts resembling Gu Weiwei, and two parts resembling Old Sir Ou.

Yet, the shock lasted only a moment before someone posed a question: "Is she really Gu Weiwei’s child? Or did you just find some woman with a vermillion mole on her forehead and claim she was Gu Weiwei’s child?"

Ou Xue calmly pulled down her collar a bit, exposing a red mole below the neck and above the chest, directly aligned with the one on her forehead: "I imagine there are many people with a vermillion mole on their forehead, but having one on the forehead, and also below the neck and above the chest, all in a straight line, is quite rare, right?

Not only are there two vermillion moles in the same locations, but people who look very similar to my mother are exceedingly rare."

As Ou Xue spoke, she raised her golden lock: "Moreover, I have a golden lock that I have worn since childhood, which bears the Qu Jing Clan Crest engraved with the character ’Xue’."

No one dared to question further.

Indeed, as Ou Xue said, there are many people with vermillion moles on their foreheads, but those who resemble Gu Weiwei and have vermillion moles on both their foreheads and above their chests are simply unparalleled, especially since she holds a golden lock representing her identity!