The Superstar's Contracted Wife Has A System
Chapter 677 Fainted (5)

Chapter 677: Chapter 677 Fainted (5)

"Take your time leaving, no need to see you out!" Su Yanyi really felt that talking to Qin Zhenyi was a waste of time, as their thoughts simply were not on the same frequency. It was better not to communicate with words; she would let the facts do the talking instead.

As for the inheritance? She would make him spit it all out while he was still alive! Then see how he could still use the word "inheritance" to push his agenda!

Ostracized once again, Qin Zhenyi found it hard to accept. He didn’t feel he had said anything out of line this time—it was clearly a mutually beneficial arrangement, and he genuinely wished to leave some inheritance for his grandson and granddaughter. Although he wasn’t too fond of his son Qin Jiran, he found his grandchildren quite endearing. If it weren’t for the fact that he couldn’t swallow his pride and was too preoccupied with other matters, not to mention Qin Jiran and Su Yanyi’s obstruction, he would have acknowledged his grandchildren long ago. This was why he earnestly wanted to give them the inheritance. Moreover, even though he was putting up the shares as a mortgage, they were worth the amount. How did it again make Su Yanyi turn her back on him?

"President Su, if there’s something that dissatisfies you, you can just say it outright. Why do you have to turn your back on me like this? Do you really want my grandchildren to go through life never acknowledging me as their grandfather?" Qin Zhenyi certainly wasn’t planning on leaving. He had decided to stay right there and reason with Su Yanyi.

Qin Zhenyi’s face was ashen, his expression ugly as he gazed at Su Yanyi with steely resolve, showing no sign of leaving.

"When they grow up and become sensible, I will tell them how you treated their father. It will be up to them to decide whether to acknowledge you or not." Su Yanyi had thought this through a long time ago—it was up to the children themselves to decide whether or not to recognize Qin Zhenyi.

Furrowing his brows even more tightly, Qin Zhenyi glared at Su Yanyi and said through clenched teeth, "Are you accusing me of abandoning Qin Jiran? What do you think I should have done, let an illegitimate child ruin my career and reputation? Would that be the right thing to do?"

"Ha, since you could abandon him, wouldn’t it be normal for his children to abandon you? After all, expecting them to acknowledge a cold-hearted, selfish, and neglectful grandfather would also tarnish their reputation, wouldn’t it? They would be better off not acknowledging you." Su Yanyi was provoked into laughter by this, her mocking smile evident, as her following words slapped Qin Zhenyi across the face.

Su Yanyi felt that trying to reason with Qin Zhenyi was futile; they might as well just talk about interests. Surely Qin Zhenyi didn’t think there were things only he could do while others couldn’t. If he could abandon his son for the sake of his reputation and career, then his grandchildren could naturally abandon him for the sake of their reputation and career!

"How can it be the same? If I had acknowledged him back then, I would have lost a lot, but now, if the children acknowledge me, they will gain a lot. I plan to give them a share of my inheritance, and I won’t let them suffer a loss!" It had to be said, Qin Zhenyi was indeed a businessman who weighed matters based on interests, as he immediately grabbed on the so-called key point to retort.

"No, no, no, you’re wrong there. What exactly is this inheritance you speak of? You should be clearer about the state of Qin’s than I am. Are you sure you can still leave what you call an inheritance for them? Besides, do you really think the Su family’s children are lacking in wealth? Perhaps the assets they currently own under their names far exceed what you possess." Su Yanyi found Qin Zhenyi’s statement increasingly ridiculous, to the point of being pathetic. Otherwise, how could he utter such words, wanting to trade his grandchildren’s recognition for an inheritance? It was a truly pitiful mindset.