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Chapter 1302 Female Supporting System 17
Chen Mo is the youngest son of the Chen family. He has an older brother. In the future, the Chen family will basically be inherited by Chen Mo's brother.

Of course, as they only have two sons, it is impossible for Chen's parents to favor the eldest son to this extent, so when Chen Mo was in college, they gave him money and let him start his own business.

With the help of money and even connections from his family, it is naturally a good thing for him to start a business successfully, and the business he creates in the future will be his own.

If he is a loser and fails to build a career even though his family has provided him with financial and network support, he will have Chen's shares and the money in the family fund in the future. However, Chen will not give him any share. After all, if they are divided equally, Chen's assets will be greatly reduced, which is naturally not good.

And Chen Mo obviously has considerable capabilities. He has been thriving in short videos, finance and artificial intelligence, and is not much worse than Chen.

Because Chen Mo's own career is doing very well, he will not need to compete with his eldest brother for the family property in the future, so the relationship between the two brothers is naturally very good and they help each other.

The two of them had a good development and were united as brothers, so the Chen family has been thriving over the years.

On the contrary, although Mr. Han of the Han Group is as capable as Chen's father, his sons are obviously not as good as the Chen Mo brothers, so the Han Group is inevitably showing signs of decline at this moment.

Moreover, the Han brothers and even the sisters are not born of the same mother, so it is inevitable that they are fighting fiercely at this moment.

Although Han Yue also has his own business, it is not doing very well. His previous focus was on being the president of Han Group.

But that was just the management of Han Group, and the major shareholder of Han Group was still his father, Mr. Han.

As the story between him and Shen Xiaoru spread on the Internet, he was laughed at. To be honest, his trust in Mr. Han was gradually decreasing. After all, anyone who watched the video of him and Shen Xiaoru harassing Linlang would think that he was stupid and would not think that Han Yue would be able to run the group well in the future. Even though he had managed the group very well over the years, in people's eyes, that was only the result of Mr. Han's guidance and the efforts of others to save Mr. Han's face, not because of Han Yue's own ability.

Han Yue wanted to say that he actually knew Fang Linlang might not be pestering him, but for the sake of face, he had to assume that the other party still liked him and was still pestering him.

But if he said that, the shareholders probably wouldn't like him anyway. After all, it would be even more terrifying if the leader of a group was someone who acted on his emotions without caring about right or wrong.

So even if Han Yue wanted to explain, he was not that stupid, and it was difficult to explain now. He could only swallow his anger and let others misunderstand that he was stupid. He would never check the surveillance footage, always believe that Fang Linlang was looking for trouble with Shen Xiaoru, and always think that Fang Linlang liked him and wanted to pester him.

Because Han Yue was difficult to explain and his previous behavior was particularly stupid, it was normal for Han Yue's status in the Han group to decline. After all, who would dare to hand over the company to such a idiot? If he bankrupts the company in the future, wouldn't everyone be left with nothing?

Mr. Han had promised to give him some shares before, but there has been no movement now and no one knows when he plans to give him the shares. Is he planning to pass them on to his children after his death like some family businesses do?
Of course, if his father did not write a will and the property was divided after his death, he would not lose out, because his mother would then get half of the couple's common property, and the rest would be divided equally between him, his illegitimate children, and his mother, so he would get the lion's share.

What I am most afraid of is that the old man will write a will and give more shares to other illegitimate children. That would be bad.

Even if the old man wrote a will, he couldn't touch his mother's half of the shares, but if the old man gave the remaining half to other people and he didn't have a share, it would be difficult for him. You know, the old man didn't own 100% of the shares.

After distributing some of the shares continuously over the years, the old man now only holds about 60% of the shares.

If the old man wrote a will and gave his portion of the shares to other people and gave him nothing, then he would only have 30% of his mother's joint property, plus the 5% in his mother's hands and the 5% in his name, which would only be 40%, not a majority.

What if the old man gave his 30% to some illegitimate son he favored, and the other party bought some more shares in the market, and then the shares would be more than his own, making it impossible for him to become the future chairman of Han's like his father? That would be bad.

Han Yue is now trying to find out whether the old man has written a will, and if so, whether it will be disadvantageous to him.

If so, he might ask his mother to divorce Mr. Han, and ask his mother, as a spouse, to recover the shares and money that Mr. Han had given to his illegitimate children and lovers, and to ask for a larger share of the couple's common property on the grounds that Mr. Han had an affair during the marriage. Not to mention asking Mr. Han to leave the house with nothing, a 40% to 60% split should not be a problem.

In this way, once they divorce, his mother will be able to take more than half of the shares. In that case, he can at least keep more than half of Han's. It is better than the old man being dissatisfied with him recently and not willing to give him any shares.

But he would not use this method unless it was absolutely necessary, because once his mother divorced Mr. Han, the division of such a large number of shares would inevitably cause market turmoil. If Han's stock price plummeted, even if he got half of the shares, it would not be comparable to the previous value, and that was not what he wanted to see.

He wanted to get more shares, but he didn't want to cause Han's stock price to plummet.

But he believed that his father didn't want Han's stock to plummet, so maybe he could do the opposite and pretend that his mother was going to divorce his father, in order to scare his father and make his father honestly transfer the shares he had promised to give him. It would be nice if this worked.

His father had said before that as long as he got married, he would give him 10% of the shares. In this way, even if his father was not satisfied with him in the future, he would not give him any of his share of the common property. With his mother's half of the shares, his chances of winning would be greater, so he would not be afraid that his father would not give it to him.

As a result, he is now married, but his father no longer mentions giving him shares, which he naturally cannot accept, and he has always wanted to get this part of the shares.

He wanted his mother to only threaten his father with divorce, not to actually divorce him. This way, the outside world wouldn't know that his mother wanted to divorce his father, the stock price wouldn't fall, and at the same time, he could get the shares he wanted, killing two birds with one stone.

He told his mother about this idea.

But there was fucking opposition.

"Your father hates being threatened the most. If you threaten him like this, he won't buy it. I'm afraid he'll get angry and just give the shares to those bastards. You won't have anything to do with it. That would be bad."