Chapter 808 The Decision

• "Keith, are you trying to humiliate the Lake family?" Gregory's face turned gloomy, his anger uncontrollable. How dare he marry my granddaughter and then cast her aside?
• Eunice chuckled. "Grandpa, don't bother arguing with him anymore. I've finally seen through him. He's nothing but a complete idiot. What's the point in arguing with someone like that?"
• She stood up, glancing at Dalton. "Seems like you're not willing to give up that ten percent share, Grandpa Dalton. I understand. Ten percent is not a small sum. No one in their right mind would give it to an outsider. But just because I understand where you're coming from doesn't mean you can take advantage of me. What I detest the most are men who deceive me. All I want is a man who is completely devoted to me. That's why I insisted that whoever marries me must sign a prenuptial agreement. If anyone cheats during our marriage, they have to compensate the other party with ten percent of their corporate shares. The purpose of my insistence on signing this agreement was not for shares but to find a man who, like me, would wholeheartedly commit to marriage and stay faithful. Keith had signed the papers, and I thought he would be the life partner I desired. I married him, filled with joy and anticipation, but before our honeymoon was even over, he was already involved with other women. I didn't sign the prenuptial agreement with the intention of getting my hands on the ten percent share. But now that Keith has gone too far, if I don't demand the shares, others might think I, Eunice Lake, am easily manipulated. Grandpa Dalton, I dislike getting involved in arguments like a quarrelsome woman. If you're unwilling to give up the shares, that's fine. We can let our lawyers handle it. If we can't reach an agreement, we'll take it to court and await the court's decision. What do you think, Grandpa Dalton?"