The love story of a wealthy brother and sister

When she got home, she was anxious to look at the divorce conditions that Zhao Yundan and the lawyer had worked out for an afternoon - because of the Jiang family's trick, she really couldn't get more money, but she still wanted 1000 million in breakup fees and an apartment of more than 150 square meters in Minhang District from the Jiang family - she meant that she wanted a place to live in Shanghai and money, and the apartment was her only marital property - and this was found out through investigation.

There are also shares of bars and nightclubs, which were divided from Jiang Kaicheng;

Finally, there is one more car, which is the one Jiang Kaicheng bought for Zhao Yundan - he probably won't fight for it.

The car was a real and public marital property, but the apartment - Zhao Yundan had no idea when he bought it.

"Maybe he's going to live with someone new?" She smiled at Lin Yingci, but her eyes were full of bitterness. "You didn't even tell me about buying a house."

Lin Yingci looked at the documents with a serious expression - the house was already renovated and was purchased in full a few months ago.

She looked up at her again and promised, "I'll help you communicate first."

"Unrestricted visitation rights are the key point," she suddenly held her hand, "I need to be able to see my son at any time, otherwise I will die."

She stared at Lin Yingci closely, her eyes eager.

"Okay," she nodded, but suddenly felt a little embarrassed, "But they may not all agree."

"It's okay. We can communicate about everything," she replied quickly, "except the children."

The doorbell rang, and Lin Jingran came back. Zhao Yundan was inexplicably excited to see him.

"Let Jing Ran go with you." She whispered to Lin Yingci again, "Because he still loves you, he should still have a conscience."

"I'm here to keep you company," Lin Jingran also looked at Lin Yingci, and seeing her serious expression, he hurriedly asked, "Have you eaten?"

"We've eaten," she turned to Lin Jingran. For some reason, she felt sad when she saw his caring eyes. "Let's go to my aunt's house." She still wanted to do business first. "She's waiting for us too."

"it is good."

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"Have you really eaten?" Lin Jingran asked worriedly on the way, "What did you eat?"

"I had dinner with Yundan Zhuoyan and the lawyer," she turned to him, "at a nearby mall, how about you?"

Under the light of the street lamp inside the car, his profile looked particularly good, with his sword-like eyebrows and bright eyes full of vitality. It seemed that he had not changed much over the years.

"I didn't eat," he answered truthfully, then looked at her and smiled, "You can go with me to eat something later."

She didn't say anything, and Lin Jingran began to mutter again: "It's great that you're back. I'll be back to see you as soon as I'm done with my work."

He paused for a moment, "Otherwise I always feel empty."

"You must work hard," she reminded him, looking at him seriously, "Dad is going to hand Hengyuan over to you, you should pay more attention to it."

"I know," he held her hand again, contentedly saying, "I just think it's nice to have someone you love."

She forced a smile to respond to him, but she didn't know what to say.

"You don't look well," Lin Jingran glanced at her again, and said with some distress, "You look haggard."

"What happened in Jiang Kaicheng these days~" She smiled again, "It's okay."

"Well, I'll just tell them," he rubbed her hands, "and you just listen and speak occasionally."

At this point he suddenly smiled at her, his eyes bright as stars.

"it is good."

She answered subconsciously, still staring at him quietly: he had a high nose, long and curly eyelashes, and obvious brow bones - still the look she was most familiar with.

It’s her brother Jingran.

Her nose suddenly felt sore for some reason - it seemed as if from childhood to adulthood, no matter what happened, or what important moments in her life, he had always been by her side.

So before...

Why would she doubt his love for her?