Mia red at Mary and asserted coldly, “Because the house is registered under Aunt Patricia’s name.”


    Momentarily at a loss for words, Mary instinctively turned to Wilhelmina for help, stating, “Ms. Jones,


    you


    mentionedst time that when ites to dividing the inheritance, we also have a share, right?


    “You’re an educated person. So please exin.”


    Standing on the side, Wilhelmina nervously cowered, somewhat intimidated by the bodyguards


    apanying


    Mia.


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    Despite Optima Construction’s recent bankruptcy, Mia’s demolition project remained on course, having


    been acquired by Vista Properties.


    Consumed by jealousy, Wilhelmina asserted. “That’s correct. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen have the right to


    inherit this


    property.”


    Regardless of the circumstances, Wilhelmina was determined not to let Mia secure the new house and


    compensation. Why should Mia have it all while she ended up with nothing?


    ncing over, Mia exined, “But my Uncle James is still alive. Aunt Patricia has been covering his


    medical expenses during these years while he’s been lying in the hospital.


    “She also consistently visits to take care of him. Thepensation from the demolition of this house


    will be used for Uncle James’s treatment.”


    The neighbors around nodded in agreement. “This house originally belonged to James. Bob shouldn’t


    be contesting it.”


    “Over the years, the Bowens have consistently disyed this behavior. Initially, their focus was not on


    the house. Rather, they were more inclined toward mary gain.


    “Yet, James ended up taking the house without seeking any financialpensation.


    “Now, with news of the old house being demolished, they suddenly appear, demanding a share of the


    compensation. What kind of logic is that?”


    The neighbors began chiming in, revealing the details of the past events.


    Bob and Mary exchanged guilty nces. Seeing the demolitionpensation slip through their fingers,


    they couldn’t bear to give up even a small share.


    In despair, Mary cried out, “Do you realize that when James was undergoing medical treatment, he


    borrowed a significant amount of money from us, and he hasn’t repaid It?


    “Thepensation for this house rightfully belongs to us.”


    Bob scowled and dered, “If anyone dares to hinder us from getting the money, I’ll confront them


    today!


    “I’m ready to fight tooth and nail, and I won’t back down until myst breath, ensuring no one gets a


    penny.”


    Bob and Mary escted the situation, causing a scene and throwing a tantrum.


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    Wilhelmina, standing on the sidelines, continued to fan the mes, determined to obstruct the


    demolition from


    happening today.


    Dominic exchanged a nce with Randy, who immediately grasped the unspoken signal.


    With a firm tone, Randy announced, “If you have concerns about the demolition, kindly proceed to the


    nearby office for a detailed discussion.


    “Let’s not disrupt those who are in the process of signing for the redevelopment.”


    Joining in, other neighbors added, “Exactly, please don’t block our way.”


    A group of young men in business attire approached from the vicinity and swiftly guided Bob and Mary


    away. Wilhelmina, too, found herself escorted along with them.


    Randy quickly ryed through the megaphone, “Alright, everyone, keep lining up to sign. The


    compensation


    terms and amounts are even more favorable now.


    “If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask here.”


    For a moment, hesitation hung in the air as no one dared to be the first in line, fearing the possibility of


    a disadvantageous deal.


    However, Patricia boldly took the initiative, dering, “I’ll sign and leave my bank card.”


    She was determined to secure the money, regardless of the potential drawbacks. This way, she could


    preempt


    any trouble caused by Bob and Mary, ensuring they wouldn’t obstruct her signingter on.


    Mia didn’t intervene. Instead, she stood by, assisting Patricia in making sure the bank card details were


    correct.


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    Once shepleted the signing, Patricia held Mia’s hand and inquired, “Mia, is this sufficient? Bob and


    Mary


    won’t have the chance to alter, will they?”


    “No, they won’t be able to make changes. Vista Properties is a sizablepany with strict rules and


    regtions.“”


    “That’s good.”


    Mia turned around and nced at her six brothers, stating, “Let’s go. It’s time to head back.”