Chapter 1609 - 1608: Are You Going to Sue?

Chapter 1609: Chapter 1608: Are You Going to Sue?

Chapter 1608 Is This Going to Court?

But the moment this young man spoke, he was immediately rebuked: "You shut up!"

Mengyu gave the young man a cool glance and said, "I’m mentioning my family just to tell you that we of the Nan Family do not stoop to the act of impersonating others’ bloodlines. If my mother-in-law wasn’t related to the Ou Family by blood, we would not have come to the Ou Family.

Moreover, I’m not here on behalf of the Nan Family to meddle in the Ou Family affairs. I’m here speaking for my mother-in-law."

Ou Xue immediately stated: "What my daughter-in-law says is my intention."

The crowd looked at each other, those who originally intended to force Ou Xue to hand over the shares were simply taking advantage of her being isolated. Now knowing that her daughter-in-law is from the Nan Family, they seemed to back down.

Hearing that Ou Xue had formed a marriage alliance with the Nan Family, Uncle Fu only felt a buzzing in his head.

Nan Family, Nan Family, with the Nan Family involved, would he and the Old Madam be allowed to swallow up the Eldest Lady’s estate? Could he keep those shares obtained under an alias?

The answer is no!

Is it really true that he and the Old Madam are just making wedding clothes for others?

He’s unwilling! Had he known earlier, he would have transferred the properties out. Unfortunately, over the years, the company’s earnings were reinvested by the Old Madam into the company, converting it into shares for him and the Old Madam.

If it were just Ou Xue, he could claim she couldn’t see through it, but what if someone from the Nan Family came over?

If the Nan Family found out he and the Old Madam used company profits to reinvest, squeezing Ou Xue’s shares down to so little, would the Nan Family let him go?

Definitely not!

If he hadn’t clung to the chair with all his might, he would have collapsed.

Old Sir Ou finally spoke: "Xuexue is my daughter, there’s no doubt about that." He looked at Mengyu: "Since you are my daughter’s daughter-in-law, you’re my junior, so let your mother-in-law speak if there’s anything."

Mengyu glanced around at everyone, tugged at the corner of her mouth, and said: "There are some words my mother-in-law finds it difficult to say, so it has to be me, the daughter-in-law, to say them. The fifty percent shares left by my mother-in-law’s mother are clearly stated in the agreement as belonging to my mother-in-law. So, when this contract came into effect, this fifty percent of the shares was no longer under the Ou name, but under the Gu name, Gu Weiwei’s Gu."

Everyone had to admit that Mengyu was right, at the time they signed the contract with Gu Weiwei, that fifty percent of the Ou shares were not Ou’s but Gu Weiwei’s.

"Therefore, what my mother-in-law inherited is not the Ou Family’s shares but her mother, Gu Weiwei’s shares. The massive dowry from the Gu Family saved the Ou Group, exchanged for fifty percent of the Ou Group’s shares, which means this fifty percent of shares is essentially Gu Weiwei’s dowry. Gu Weiwei left her dowry to her daughter, which is only natural!

Thus, the contract between Gu Weiwei and the Ou Family is a valid one, it cannot become invalid just because Gu Weiwei passed away. If that were truly the case, I’d like to ask you, which of the madams’ dowries could not be passed on to their daughters either?

If you don’t say, then I will just have to ask the judge."

What she said was correct, who dares to say Gu Weiwei’s dowry cannot be passed on to her daughter?

Whose dowry is given to the clan instead of passed on to their own children?

It’s already a grievance to be a daughter of the Ou Family, unable to inherit the Ou Family’s shares, so a mother can only compensate her daughter with her own dowry.

What’s wrong with Gu Weiwei giving her dowry to her daughter?