After the divorce, my ex-husband and son lined up to pursue me.

Chapter 88 It's Imperative
There were only two thin pages inside.

When it was unfolded, it turned out to be... a handwritten note by his late wife!
Seeing an object evoked memories of a loved one, but what shocked the old man even more, and even made him incredulous, was the content on the paper, which conveyed his deep longing.

The first thing to be affected is the first few large characters—

Divorce agreement.

The name written below the man's name was Ruan Muhuai, which relieved the old man's anxiety a little, but then his eyes narrowed in surprise.

The woman's name is naturally Jiang Xia.

After several years of marriage and having a son, the husband continued to have an affair with his ex-wife, was fickle, and committed serious emotional infidelity, causing unimaginable damage to the wife. Therefore, their relationship had long since broken down, and both parties voluntarily agreed to divorce.

Because the man was at fault first, the woman voluntarily decided on the custody of their son, Ruan Yuanchao. More than 80% of the man's property belonged to the woman, and the man was to bear all the debts, which had nothing to do with the woman.

Below, a detailed list of all of Ruan Muhuai's assets is provided, including his 49% stake in Ruan's Group and all the large and small businesses he has invested in since taking over Ruan's Group.

More than 80% of his assets went to Jiangxia, but the shares of the Ruan family remained untouched in Ruan Muhuai's hands. With this division, he basically had nothing left.

The old man was greatly shocked, and for a moment he was completely petrified and stunned.

Uncle De didn't dare to go forward to read the contents of the letter, but he had a premonition that something was wrong. He said, "Grandpa, calm down, don't rush, your health is the most important thing." He ran quickly to Ruan Yuanchao, hurriedly put down the bucket of water, and rescued him.

The great-aunt was waiting at the gate of the courtyard. When she saw that her great-grandchild had been "rescued", she happily ran over. But before she could comfort Ruan Yuanchao for a few moments, she noticed that the old man was not in a good condition, so she quickly came over as well.

"This..." The aunt stood on tiptoe to look at the letter and was immediately stunned: "Has my sister-in-law gone mad? No, let me take another look!"

As she spoke, her great-aunt snatched it and read it carefully line by line, word by word, and was so surprised that she was dumbfounded!

"...This was written by my sister-in-law? She didn't have Alzheimer's before she passed away. She was Mu Huai's own grandmother, how could she... harm her own grandson?!"

The fault in the divorce is clearly written in black and white, and it lies entirely with Ruan Muhuai!
They even directly took away more than 80% of Ruan Muhuai's assets!

If this takes effect, it means that all of Ruan Muhuai's years of taking over the Ruan family business have been wasted!
Everything was given to Jiang Xia for nothing; he had almost nothing left!

My great-aunt rubbed her eyes and looked at the letter up in the sunlight. "This must be a forgery, right? It's definitely not real! Ade, go contact a handwriting expert and have it examined properly!"

Uncle De, still unaware of what was going on, frowned in confusion upon hearing the sound.

The old man took several deep breaths, slowly regaining his senses. He snatched the letter back and carefully folded it: "No need for authentication. I recognize my wife's handwriting... it was written by her."

"She's not senile, it's Mu Huai's fault, who told him... not to listen to advice!" The Ruan family has no loving parents, and when Old Madam Ruan was alive, she was even less lenient with her grandson. Since she wouldn't listen to reason, then don't blame Grandma for being ruthless!
The old man was still breathing heavily, but he turned to Uncle De and said, "Go and get my phone."

The aunt realized something and quickly grabbed the old man's hand. "No! Are you admitting to what my sister-in-law wrote? Absolutely not! Who mailed this agreement to you? It was Jiang Xia, one hundred percent!"

“I knew this woman had ulterior motives. She’s an orphan with no manners at all! But I don’t know what she did to completely win my sister-in-law over. We even met with her alone beforehand, and she didn’t mention what my sister-in-law left her. Now that things have turned out like this, we can’t trust her even more!”

The great-aunt had always looked down on Jiang Xia, and now she loathed her even more. "Brother, don't worry about who wrote this agreement. Just pretend you didn't receive it and ignore it. Mu Huai will handle it. Besides, can't we, as elders, tell which side is closer, the grandson or the granddaughter-in-law? Let's not cause trouble and just stay out of it!"

"You..." The old man's confused breathing made his mind a little muddled. After a long while, he finally caught his breath and pushed his great-aunt away. "What do you know! I'm not trying to cause trouble, but... this is your sister-in-law's last wish!"

Before she passed away, Madam Ruan didn't leave any other words besides calling him "Brother Zhen" as she had when they were newlyweds. She didn't write any letters herself.

Seeing my late husband's handwriting again...

The old man understood perfectly what Madam Ruan was trying to convey.

“Xiuyun doesn’t want Mu Huai to make any more mistakes…” The old man looked up, suppressing his overflowing tears, then looked down at his great-aunt with complicated emotions: “You only know how to feel sorry for Mu Huai, but what about Jiang Xia? Just because someone else’s child marries into our family, does that mean she’s not human? Does that mean she doesn’t deserve to be treated as a human being? People’s hearts can’t be so biased.”

The old man had long known that Ruan Muhuai and Jiang Xia had been at odds and were going through a divorce. He had initially planned to leave it alone, letting the younger generation handle their own affairs, while he would focus on guiding Ruan Yuanchao, who had gone astray, back on track. But...

This letter instantly awakened the old man and changed his original intentions.

The great-aunt was speechless as she watched Uncle De help the old man into the courtyard.

The old man sat under the tree, drank a few sips of tea to calm his mind, and then dialed Ruan Muhuai's number on the phone.

Ruan Muhuai had just finished a meeting and hadn't even left the conference room when he saw Tao He come in with his phone. He glanced at the caller ID on the screen and gestured for Tao He to take the two vice presidents out first.

Once the meeting room was empty, he answered the phone: "Grandpa, why did you suddenly decide to call me? Did Ruan Yuanchao cause trouble again, or did his crying annoy you?"

"The children are all fine." The old man changed the subject, then sighed and said, "Mu Huai, do you still think about your grandmother often these days?"

Ruan Muhuai was taken aback, thinking that the old man was overthinking again, so he said worriedly, "Of course, but I always believe that Grandma's spirit in heaven wants us all to be well. Grandpa, please don't think about Grandma too much, think about other things..."

Before he could continue, the old man interrupted, "You child, you were actually closest to your grandmother, but she never asked anything of you when she was alive. Now that she's gone, if I were to ask you to do something, think it through before telling Grandpa. Can you do it?"

Ruan Muhuai frowned and thought for a moment, then seemed to realize something and fell silent instantly.

(End of this chapter)