Chapter 1610 - 1609: Who Does Ou Pengfei Think He Is?

Chapter 1610: Chapter 1609: Who Does Ou Pengfei Think He Is?

Chapter 1609: Where Does Ou Pengfei Stand

After Mengyu spoke, everyone fell silent, fearing that speaking might make their daughters’ lives more difficult in the future. ℯ

The men felt guilty; Mengyu’s mention of asking the judge hinted at a lawsuit?

If the lawsuit proceeds, with the contract in place, the Ou Family will surely lose.

With the Nan Family backing them, even if they wanted to pull some strings, it wouldn’t be possible.

Moreover, they couldn’t afford to lose face like that!

Their greatest concern now is that Ou Xue holds fifty percent of the Ou Group’s shares, making her the largest shareholder. What if she wants to manage the company?

Of course, the Old Madam wanted to speak, but when Mengyu came in, she was utterly suppressed. She couldn’t utter a single word! Her eyes widened, staring at Mengyu as if she had seen a ghost.

"However—" Mengyu’s transition once again heightened everyone’s anticipation.

"However, my mother-in-law admits she doesn’t have the time to manage the company, nor does she want to interfere with its management. Therefore, she is willing to entrust all her shares to Ou Pengfei and Ou Zhen for management."

Upon hearing this, the clan members finally let out a sigh of relief.

With Ou Pengfei managing, and since he is the Young Master of the Ou Family, the Ou Group remains in their hands—how wonderful!

As for Ou Zhen, she was ignored. According to Ou Family rules, women cannot inherit shares or participate in management.

If Mengyu had initially stated that the fifty percent of shares would go to Ou Pengfei, the clan would certainly oppose, as Ou Pengfei’s grandparents’ home has already fallen, unable to back him—what standing does he have?

Mengyu spoke in consideration of Ou Pengfei.

Furthermore, this was also Ou Pengfei’s intention—how could he simply accept such vast assets from the elder aunt? He agreed to manage the elder aunt’s shares but did not consent to owning them.

Thus, those who originally sought a share had to accept Ou Xue reclaiming what was rightfully hers, though begrudgingly.

Mengyu also breathed a sigh of relief.

She coughed once and spoke louder, "However, my mother-in-law is kind-hearted and has decided to allocate half of her annual dividends from the Ou Group to serve as a family support fund for the entire Ou Family. The fund’s purposes are as follows:

First, assist clan members with family financial difficulties as a hardship allowance, based on Xiangjiang’s basic living expenses.

Second, provide tuition assistance and basic living expenses for clan members unable to afford schooling; tuition is covered based on actual expenses, while living expenses are calculated based on the average school meal costs.

Third, offer medical costs for critically ill clan members lacking funds for treatment, subject to review, with maximum medical fees of up to 300,000 Yuan.

Fourth, encourage clan members to enroll in university; clan members who get into key universities are rewarded 20,000 Yuan each, regardless of gender;

Fifth, encourage entrepreneurship; clan members with sound proposals and concrete actions may secure a startup loan, up to 300,000 Yuan. The loan must be repaid within ten years, interest-free.

Sixth, promote family unity and collaboration; annually evaluate family cohesion, selecting ten harmonious families to reward with 10,000 to 100,000 Yuan."

Every point Mengyu noted elicited exclamations from the clan members, who kept glancing at Ou Xue, fearing Mengyu was speaking offhand.

Until Ou Xue nodded and affirmed, "What my daughter-in-law said aligns with my intentions."

Only then did the clan cheer:

"That’s great."

"No fear of lacking money for education anymore."

"No fear of illness without funds for treatment."

"There’s even capital for starting a business!"

"I graduated university with a project in mind, just lacking startup funds."

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