After He Ziqiu's troubles were over, trouble cropped up for Ling Xiao once again.
The Qin Family behind Chen Ting had also borne some of the pressure on its Singapore branch. Although Zhao Guanghua had shouldered more of it, the Qin Family had still paid a price.
For businessmen, paying a price naturally meant expecting something in return, so they inevitably wanted to contact Ling Xiao and get a share of Future Game.
Unfortunately, Ling Xiao had no interest in dealing with the Qin Family, so they turned their attention to Chen Ting instead, hoping she would help them contact Ling Xiao and get some benefits from him.
What's more, the Qin Family produced a will that appeared to have been notarized by Xiao Chenzi's father before his death. It stated that if anything happened to him, his daughter Xiao Chenzi would inherit his business. The Qin Family would manage it until his daughter entered the workforce, at which point she could gradually take over the company.
As for Chen Ting, all she was entitled to were her jewelry, some cash, and the salary Mr. Qin had earned during the years he was married to her.
However, as a company chairman, Mr. Qin's salary was very small. The money he spent over the years had come from dividends distributed by the family, and Chen Ting had no claim to those dividends.
The current head of the Qin Family was Chen Ting's second husband's younger brother. He had taken over only after the eldest Qin brother died.
After reading the will, Chen Ting's brother-in-law said matter-of-factly, "Don't blame my eldest brother. You were married to him, yet your thoughts were always on your son. No man could feel comfortable with that.
"My eldest brother did this so the family assets could