ST3YC Chapter 109.1

Shrank to a 3-Years-Old Child Chapter 109.1: Heritage

He looked at his sister disapprovingly, met her clear, ignorant eyes, and sighed again.

He forgot that his sister was so young at the time, and was not welcomed by her parents after she came back, and she didn’t know many things about the An family.

“When you got lost, grandma blamed herself for not taking good care of you. Two years later, she died of depression. Grandpa also died a few years after grandma passed away.”

“Maybe because of this, Dad doesn’t have a very good impression of you…” That’s why he indulges Mom in doting on An Ruo and neglecting you.

An Yuan didn’t dare to say the latter sentence out of consideration for An Ran’s feelings.

But in fact, with An Ran’s intelligence, how could she not guess it after being reminded of this?

She unconsciously clenched her hands on her knees.

“Ran Ran, relax and don’t hurt yourself.”

Gently prying open An Ran’s fingertips one by one, An Yuan spoke to her in an extremely gentle manner, and even with a bit of caution as if he was afraid of disturbing some small animal.

“You have to believe your brother. I’m not telling you this to arouse your hatred.”

“I don’t hate them.” An Ran retorted quickly, but because she spoke too quickly, she lost her credibility.

Worried that An Yuan wouldn’t believe her, she added another explanation: “I was indeed a little disappointed with them before, but I don’t have any feelings for them after all. After being disappointed, I just treated them as strangers. I also returned all the money that the An family spent on me in the past few years to An Ruo, including the principal and interest, and asked her to pass it on to Mrs. An. As for whether Mrs. An received it, I don’t know.”

An Yuan was stunned when he heard this, and said, “I didn’t know about this.”

An Ran curled her lips sarcastically but said nothing.

It seems that the money was embezzled by An Ruo.

This amount is not much for the An family. Five hundred thousand is not enough for An Ruo to buy a bag.

It includes her tuition fees, so that’s why it’s so much.

An Ran definitely couldn’t earn this much money in a short period of time by working part-time. This money was deducted from the five million given by Aunt Qing.

She would rather owe Aunt Qing money than owe the An family a penny.

His sister’s resentment was greater than he had imagined.

An Yuan sighed in his heart, but still did not give up the idea of persuading An Ran to accept An’s shares.

“Grandpa and Grandma loved you very much. When you were a child, our parents were busy with work, so it was basically our grandparents who took care of you. I don’t know if you still have any memories, but if our grandparents hadn’t passed away so early, our parents would never have dared to treat you like that.”

You’re home

Life will be much happier.

An Yuan pulled out two old pieces of paper from behind the documents. This time it was no longer a share transfer document, but a will bearing the marks of time.

“These are the wills left by my grandparents. Please take a look at them carefully.” An Yuan emphasized it again because he was afraid that An Ran would just brush it off.

“Got it.” An Ran obediently took the two wills and read them carefully.

An Yuan and Lawyer Jin were waiting patiently on the side. For a moment, the only sound in the office was her flipping through papers.

Tick.

The water droplets gradually spread on the yellowed paper.

“Why… why are you crying?”

An Yuan was frightened by his sister’s sudden tears and was at a loss what to do. He quickly took out some tissues to wipe her tears.

“I’m fine.” As a result, Anran held the paper in her brother’s hand. She tried hard to hold back her tears, but she didn’t know why she couldn’t help it.

She is not a crybaby, but this time, she was truly moved by the selfless care and love of her elders.

There were two wills, one from each of the two elderly people who loved her.

The one with an earlier date is the will left by Grandma An.

It was written that after her death, all her property, including real estate, cash deposits, stock funds, and even jewelry totaling over 100 million yuan, would be inherited unconditionally by her granddaughter An Ran.

The property was only given to her alone, and even her grandson An Yuan didn’t get a single cent.

The one with a later date is Grandpa An’s will.

He was not as willful as Grandma An, but the old man also clearly marked in his will a legacy to be left to his granddaughter An Ran.

These include 10% of An’s shares and some other properties, and the total amount accounts for nearly half of the old man’s personal property.

Both old people clearly wrote that the inheritance was for Anran and no outsiders could inherit it.

If the granddaughter is not found after the grandson dies, the unclaimed inheritance will be automatically donated.

No one can take advantage of An Ran.

Anran could see the good intentions.

That’s why she couldn’t help but be moved to tears. It turned out that besides her brother, there was someone in the An family who truly loved her.

“Now you understand? It’s not that I’m just giving you the shares casually, but this is what you deserve.”

Patiently wiping away his sister’s tears, An Yuan’s voice was filled with endless tenderness: “Fortunately, you are finally back.”

The truth about some things is too cruel for An Yuan to say out loud.

But he will definitely do his best to give his sister the best and protect the property she deserves.

“You’re lying.” An Yuan’s words made An Ran want to cry again. She didn’t know why she had so many tears. It was too hypocritical and not like herself at all.