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Chapter 1910 - What Curse Has This Woman Cast On You?
Chapter 1910 - What Curse Has This Woman Cast On You?
Chapter 1910: What Curse Has This Woman Cast On You?
The usage of the phrase ‘young and promising’ could not be more apt.
Zhao Fangyu chuckled. “Young Master Qian, you’re right. I’ve never placed my hopes on inheriting my uncle’s company. After all, I think it’s good to be a reporter.”
However, Ding Junchi did not think that way. Ding Junchi was older than Ding Jiaqi by a year. However, his grandmother had always instilled the thought that this good-for-nothing’s second uncle would eventually pass him the company.
Therefore, he had been waiting to reap the easy benefits from the start. Yet now, Second Uncle was actually giving the company to that woman?
Therefore, Ding Junchi’s expression was not pleasant at all.
“I disagree with you giving the company to this wild girl.” The old lady followed her eldest daughter-in-law and pushed her eldest son into the room.
“Mom.” Ding Haonan stood on the stage. “Mom, I’ve already decided to hand the Ding Enterprise over to Feifei long before this.”
“Your mother is still alive in the Ding family. Your mother still has the final say in this matter,” Madame Ding said, holding her age and status in the family as the reason.
Ding Haonan’s heart was washed over with coldness when he saw so many people below the stage.
His mother only had eyes for Big Brother and his family.
Ding Haobei sat in the wheelchair with a smug smile.
“Since Junqi and Junhui won’t be joining the company, your elder brother still has a son, so she won’t have a chance,” Madame Ding said matter-of-factly.
“Mom, I founded the company myself. The company that my dad left behind is still in my brother’s hands. Even if Junchi wants to take over, he can take over my elder brother’s company.” For once, Ding Haonan stubbornly persisted. This time, he would not back down.
“You— What did you say? So what if you founded the company yourself? Can pretend that you’re not a member of the Ding family using that?” Madam Ding slammed the crutch hard as though she was not the unreasonable person in this exchange.
Mrs. Ding reached out and tugged at her husband’s sleeve. There were many people present here, so she reminded him not to be too agitated.
“All these years, I’ve traveled all over the world, and I’ve seen quite a few shameless people. This is the first time I’ve seen someone as shameless as you,” Mo Fei said with a sneer, unable to break free from Qian Yikun’s iron grip.
“Uneducated wild girl!” Madame Ding shouted angrily. She then looked at Ding Haonan. “Haonan, you’ve always been filial. You’ve been disobeying your mother ever since this woman arrived. What curse has she cast on you?”
Ding Haonan smiled bitterly. He was filial because he did not need to worry about his sons. Therefore, he had always been giving in to these people because he believed that having less trouble is better than having more trouble. However, now that his daughter was back, the only thing he could leave for her was the company.
Therefore, Ding Haonan raised his head and looked at his partners. “I invited you here today because—” Ding Haonan waved at Mo Fei.
It was only then that Qian Yikun let go of Mo Fei’s hand and watched her as she went up the stage.
Mo Fei stood between Ding Haonan and Mrs. Ding. Ding Haonan held his daughter’s hand and said, “Because, from today onwards, the Ding Enterprise will be officially handed over to my daughter. Please help her in the future.”
“Haonan, you—” Madame Ding clutched her chest, angered by her son.
Ding Haobei and the two aunts of the Ding family did not expect their second brother, who always listened to his mother, to be so decisive.
They all had their own considerations. Without Ding Haonan’s support, what would happen to their company?
This woman was not easy to get along with, especially since they had offended her before.
Mo Fei stood on the stage with a cold expression that made people not dare approach her.
Mu Dong stood beside Qian Yikun and said in a low voice, “Sis-in-law is a strong woman. I think even if we’re not here to support her, Sis-in-law will be able to hold her own.”