C12 The unwritten rule of the jiang family

In her impression, the Jiang family actually didn't have such a rule.

After the divorce, the Jiang family's property could not be divided.

This rule was made specifically for her.

When she was born, her grandfather had given her 15% of the shares. Later on, she and Han Qing were engaged to have a baby, and the old man had given her 15% of his shares as a dowry.

Later, when the old man grew old, he was afraid that some day an accident would happen to him, so he decided to make a will.

After he died, he would give 40% of the shares to Jiang Fushan and Jiang Wanwan on an average.

Originally, Jiang Fushan only had 30% of the shares, but now that he thought about it, Jiang Wanwan's shares were equal to his.

In other words, she was currently one of the big bosses of the Jiang family.

It was just that in these years, he had been muddleheaded, did not study, and had not even finished university when he had married Han Qing.

Through these series of memories, Little Ni Yuan finally found the root of the problem.

It turned out that when Jiang Wanwan got married, in order to protect her and her rights and interests, the Han Family forced Jiang Fushan to bring this 50% share authorization to the Han Family as her dowry.

Even though Old Master Han had said that he had no interest in these things, he was only temporarily keeping them for her. If she were to divorce Han Qing in the future, he would definitely return these items.

However, at that time, Jiang Wanwan's mind was full of Jiang Fushan and the ideas that Jiang Jingyi had carried out, and she wholeheartedly believed that the Han Family wanted to take over her shares, and Han Qing wanted to keep all of her assets to themselves. She even believed that the Han Family would use her to fight against the Jiang Family one day.

Thus, in these past few years, she had never stopped, constantly going against Han Qing, and even Old Master Han.

Now, in Jiang Wanwan's body lived the soul of Little Ni.

Even though she was unfaithful to others and lost in love, she was a top student with a double Bachelor's degree.

Has a lot of workplace experience in financial economy and market management.

It was precisely because of her help that Liwei Group of Shang Liwei became a rising star in the business world in just a few short years.

However, all these efforts had been made to feed the dog.

Now that Jiang Wan Wan'er possessed Liu Xiaoyang's soul and consciousness, she naturally knew how stupid those thoughts were back then.

Not to mention the Han family's capital and strength, they didn't even care about her 50% of the shares.

Even if the Han family really wanted to deal with the Jiang family, they could only do it with their fingers. There was no need for them to go through so much trouble and even use the method of marriage.

Jiang Wanwan had always overestimated herself and her family.

"Elder sister, what are you thinking about?"

A gentle voice sounded in her ears, Jiang Wan turned around and saw Lanhai's villa.

Unknowingly, he had returned.

"Nothing much, let's go in."

When they arrived at the living room, Jiang Wanwan took out the divorce agreement from the drawer and handed it over to her. "My good sister, help me take a look and see if there's any problem with this."

"Alright. But did sister see it? " Jiang Jingyi couldn't help but smile when she saw the thing that she had been looking forward to for a few years and had been waiting for for for a few years right in front of her eyes.

Jiang Wan Wan looked at her coldly as a trace of ridicule flashed through her heart.

At this moment, Creek came over with a pot of fruit tea. He put down the two cups and placed Jiang Jingyi in the first place, and Jiang Wanwan in the second.

During this time, the Brook's gaze had always been on Jiang Jingyi's face. After pouring the tea, he didn't forget to push the cup in front of her with both hands and respectfully say, "Second Miss, have a cup of tea."

Hearing her voice, Jiang Jingyi also raised her head. The two of them looked each other in the eye and nodded at a frequency that could barely be seen.

Jiang Wanwan sat to the side and took in everything. A cold smile appeared on her face; it seemed that there really was something wrong with this little stream.