Having woken up for only half a day, Mr. Xu's guilt toward Xu Tian had peaked. He gave thirty percent of his shares to Xu Tian, leaving only twenty percent for Madam Xu and her three children combined.
Of course, Madam Xu would not accept this. She pinched her handkerchief, maintaining a dignified and elegant posture with a somewhat feigned tone of sadness, "I know you're angry, but at the time the company was in trouble, and the He family was willing to provide funds—that was a timely help. They specifically requested Xu Tian to marry into their family, I had no other choice."
After she spoke, she wiped away non-existent tears.
Throughout her words, she shifted all the blame onto the He family. After all, Xu Tian had already married into the He family; Mr. Xu could be angry, but what could he do about it?
