"I don't understand what you're referring to," Gu Xichen remained calm and composed, showing no signs of abnormality.
"Do I really need to spell it out for you? You're trying to take control from my hands, Xichen. You've truly let Dad down, and even if you won't admit it, I've come to the conclusion that your aunt's incident is most likely connected to you. You simply don't want your little brother to have a foothold in the company."
"All you have are your own speculations, Dad," Gu Xichen retorted. "They aren't facts."
"I've had everything notarized this morning," Mr. Gu clarified, "Everything under my name, shares, real estate, will all belong to Min Lai in the future. You won't have a share."
Gu Xichen didn't expect him to do this; it was clear that from now on, Mr. Gu and the Gu Family were counting on Gu Minlai, and he had been abandoned.
