This time, the will also stated that the forty thousand in debt to her parents, and all property in her name, was to be given to her daughter, yet the estate had diminished.
Jewelry wasn't mentioned, as if Meng Wanhua had no jewelry at all.
The cash had also shrunk, only amounting to a little over eighty thousand.
A flicker of doubt passed through Meng Chuyue's mind.
In her previous life, Meng Wanhua had died in a hospital over a month later from illness.
By rights, her money should have been more than in her previous life.
Too many suspicious points made Meng Chuyue even more skeptical about the cause of Meng Wanhua's death.
She decided to check Meng Wanhua's body herself.
Although she didn't understand forensics, she had read enough novels in that area in her past life to know a bit of common sense.
For example, the teacup on the bedside table indicated that her mother committed suicide by drinking rat poison.
