My Cousin Slapped My Eight-Year-Old Daughter and Said Our Family Never Needed a Girl—Then She Told Me to Ask Why My Father “Changed the Heir”
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Chapter 24 - My father and my daughter
Victor came to dinner.
Betsy asked him directly:
“Did you want a grandson?”
Victor nearly dropped his fork.
“I have a grandson.”
“More than me?”
“No.”
“Octavia said.”
“Octavia said many things that improved after legal review.”
I coughed.
Then he put down his napkin.
“Betsy, listen carefully.”
She did.
“I never chose Julian because he is a boy.”
“Did you choose me?”
“No.”
She smiled.
“Good.”
Victor blinked.
She explained:
“I want cartoons.”
He looked at me.
“This is what you raised?”
“Apparently.”
Victor leaned toward her.
“If the cartoons make money, I expect preferred investment rights.”
“Grandpa.”
He smiled.
May you like
For the first time the subject of succession became funny.
That was healthier.
