?Chapter 925:


    Mird knew his wife well after all these years. He could tell what she was up to.


    As they bickered, Maverick arrived. He gave the couple a brief nod before heading toward the hospital room. Tracy grabbed Mird’s hand. “Let’s go! We need to see what’s going on!”


    In the hospital room, Farris looked at Maverick and asked, “Did you bring the will?”


    Maverick nodded. He opened his briefcase, pulled out the will he had prepared earlier, and handed it to Farris.


    Farris picked up his reading sses from the table, put them on, and began to examine the document carefully. “I need you to make a few changes,” he said slowly.


    Once Maverick was ready, Farris leaned back against the headboard. His eyes, dull with age, briefly flicked toward the door, a sharp gleam shing in them. “I want to leave 60 percent of everything—my assets andpany shares—to Corrine, no strings attached. The other forty percent should be split among the rest.”


    Maverick froze in shock.


    Therger the family, the messier the situation, especially when money was involved. It wasmon for people to argue over inheritances. To avoid trouble, Farris had changed his will three times. Maverick assumed he’d favor Bruce, but unexpectedly, the biggest beneficiary was someone else.


    “Are you sure you want to leave most of your estate to someone who’s not family?” Maverick asked.


    This was serious. Once the will became known, Corrine would be the main beneficiary, and it would stir up a lot of controversy. It was hard not to specte about an outsider getting such arge share.


    Farris took off his sses. “Do you have a better idea?”


    “To be honest, showing so much favoritism to Miss Hond might backfire on her,” Maverick said. He had met Corrine a few times at the Ashton family residence. He also knew the kind of trouble she’d faced there. Given how the Ashton family was, they would never ept Corrine getting most of Farris’ estate.


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    Farris smirked. He knew his children too well.


    “That’s why I need you to add a condition,” he said, pausing for a moment. “The others can only get their share if Corrine takes the inheritance.”


    In other words, if the Ashton family didn’t support Corrine getting her share of the estate, they would get nothing.


    It was a smart move.


    He was forcing them to ept Corrine, even though they resented it.


    “But…” Maverick paused, looking worried. “With Miss Hond’s personality, she might turn it down.”


    Farris was silent.


    He had tried several times to hand overpany shares to Corrine, but she always refused.


    It was clear she wanted nothing to do with the Ashton family and had no interest in helping them.


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