True Heiress with Double Life

er generation..." Diana deliberately paused, let out a sob, and hande

e crowd exchanged glances,

mily remarked symbolically before impatiently stepp

deftly dodged and feigned weakness. "The will is of ut

of the Smith family visibly

accident. He had no children,

ce and had each brought their own lawyers, h

hat the cunning Alex had

his fists in frustration but forced a s

rtial tone. "I have already invited Mr. Smith's legal advisor-A

ime, stepped forward, took the will with both hand

of his assets and control of the Smith family's fi

in a calm pond, creating ripples th

solutely

Smith family over to a

y legacy, now handed to an outs

he countryside who can't even handle money, let

nd unrestrained, falling

her grip on the stuffed cotton doll, thoug

less toward them, but she hadn't

t this and pointed at the will in Lucas's hand. "I hav

no children, he still had uncles who could take responsibility. There's no way

ome directly targeting Diana,

th an indifferent expression, then

n by Mr. Smith himself after consulting me personally. It bears

the will over, displayin

forward first, carefully scrutinizing the doc

of panic began to press again

in a daze, his voice low and trembl

s varied from shock to disbelief, while others cl

the corners of Diana's li

at Lucas t

d for interpretation. Jackson had invited Lucas

eated record, whose father was

stacked cr

e you're not mistaken?" T

t uncle snapped, "

rutinized every word, hoping t

-Alex was dead, and none of the

this is i

tore up the will but restrai

r had the courage nor the means to forg

of the Smith famil

g has been hard on you, but you must pull yourself together. He entrusted the family's legacy to yo

t to flatter her. She pursed her lips and f

Uncle. I wil

f you need help, don't hesitate to come to me. I've been in the Smith family for deca

ost rolle

act so convincing, she might have fallen for it herself if

sdain, she put on a

raordinary legacy for the Smith family. His funeral should be grand. But gi

with his wife, who stepped forward

d now you have to familiarize yourself with company af

your aunt is meticulous. She is

given the fune

he would gladly let them hand

e, offering their condolences, while the older cousi

bored. As time passed, their expressio

ontained. Her mother's warning glances had kept her in check duri

hat useless flower vase! A country bumpkin who can barel

money properly! With a fortune as massive a

ed to remove all her jewelry befo

ho can only survive b