The contents of the will were very simple.
It began with an apology to the people who loved her, followed by the distribution of her assets.
The money and properties Tang Tang had accumulated over the past few years had now all been transferred into her own name, and she could dispose of them freely.
When her parents transferred money to her over the past two days, she glanced at her transaction history. She already had over thirty million in cash. With the gold she had received over the years, her assets were certainly worth tens of millions more-the price of gold fluctuated, so there was no way to know what it would sell for when the time came, but even a slight rise would bring her total up to a nice round figure.
She also had four properties given to her by Tang Beichen and her maternal grandfather-the Tang Family's old patriarch had offered her a home too, but she had refused it.
If she accepted anything from him, she could no longer hate him with a clear conscience.
So Tang Tang would rather go without.
The money in the bank earned interest every day, and Tang Tang could not know how much there would be when her will was actually needed. To avoid having to rewrite it, she simply divided the money in her bank account and her gold into four shares.
Pretty Mom, Dad, Mom, and her older brother would each receive one share.
The properties happened to consist of three apartments and one villa.
She left the villa to Pretty Mom, and the three downtown apartments to Dad, Mom, and her older brother.
The villa's management fees, maintenance costs, and other expenses were too high and would be a burden on her parents and brother. If