Love's Perfect Match

Chapter 441 The Heir to the Joneson Family

Seeing the playful look on her face, Michael was slightly taken aback. "Are you still going to be with that brat after

all that happened? I seem to recall something—Isn't he going to marry that young lady from the McGrath Family in

two days…"

"You're right. They are going to get married in two days, but who could guarantee that the wedding will go

smoothly?"

Michael's lips trembled due to anger. "I'm warning you. Don't try to provoke the Winthrops again."

Elspeth raised her head and glanced at him. Being under her icy cold gaze, Michael was shocked.

"I'm not trying to provoke them. I'm going… to seek accountability."

Finally, she was able to tell Michael the truth.

Seek accountability?

Michael never expected that she still wanted to seek responsibility. However, why would she do that?

"What do you think is the direct cause of my mother's death?"

As soon as Elspeth reminded him of those words, Michael understood everything in an instant.

Arthur Winthrop!

He directed that Helena be handed over to Arthur so that she could be treated.

Not only did she not recover, but she even lost her life just like that.

Wasn't it all Arthur's fault?

Michael trembled all of a sudden. The grief he had felt for the past few days had clouded his brain to the point that

he couldn't even connect the dots.

Now that he found out the reason, he was eager to smash Arthur, that b*stard, into pieces!

"I'll support you on this matter."

Shutting his eyes, Michael hid the resentment that piled within him.

"I don't need your support. All I need is for you to not cause trouble for me."

"No way. You're doing this for the sake of your mother. I must help you." While saying that, Michael took out a stack

of documents under his pillow and passed them to Elspeth.

"These are the agreements that I've signed beforehand. They include 51% of shares owned by our family, and the

remaining 49% distributed among Frank and Kenneth. Besides that, there are also some small shares in the hands

of a few members of the board of directors. From today onward, I will transfer all the shares I own to you. You will

become the largest shareholder of Joneson Corporation, and no one will dare provoke you anymore. You are free to

do whatever you want to."

Elspeth merely expected that he wouldn't get involved in her upcoming plans, but she didn't imagine that he would

actually offer her the largest share of the company! Wasn't it equivalent to announcing her as the heir to the family

business?

"Have you long prepared to do this?"

Elspeth was no longer surprised but in utter shock.

After all, everyone knew that Michael didn't adore her.

Transferring all of his wealth to someone he disliked wasn't something that the seasoned head of a corporate giant

would do.

"Yeah, I've had it ready since you returned with your mother's body." Michael shut his eyes tightly, letting a teardrop

slip down the corner of his eyes. "I've always known that you were a good girl, Elspeth."

His words caught Elspeth by surprise.

Complicated emotions surged in her chest. Seeing the worn-out look on his face, Elspeth felt her soft spot

triggered.

"Thank you, Grandpa."

Hearing that, Michael flung his eyes open immediately. "What did you just call me?"

"Grandpa."

Michael suddenly broke into a smile. That was the first time she saw him sincerely happy because of her.

"As expected of my own granddaughter. I can see that you've inherited my demeanor. You're way better than

Frank, that incompetent brat."

With a beam, he reached his hand out to her, so Elspeth followed suit and reached out to place her hand in his.

"You might have to guide him in the future. Frank, that brat, is very playful, just like his brother. He doesn't

understand a lot of business principles. Though he is older than you, you are more mature than him. You must

discipline him so that he doesn't act impetuously."

His reminder sounded a little strange.

"Why don't you guide him personally?"

At the mention of that, Michael huffed in anger.

"I tell him off every single day until he's tired of me, but I realized later on that he listens to you and cares about

your feelings." Michael sighed. "I, on the other hand, should take good care of myself and retire soon."

The soft spot that was triggered deep down in her heart suddenly hardened again. Is he trying to shove his

responsibilities on me and retire as soon as he can?

Despite that, she was still grateful that he offered to give her such strong support.

Joneson Corporation was one of the three giant corporations in Blaydal. Their power and authority were

immeasurable.

Elspeth chatted a little longer with Michael before she noticed how weary he was. She then bid him goodbye and

left.

After heading out of the room, she was surprised to see that Frank didn't go too far. Instead, he stood under a

bridge, waiting for her.

Fallen flowers were scattered around his feet. Apparently, he was the one who picked the flowers as he was too

bored while waiting.

"I can't believe you're still here. Weren't you bored while waiting for me?"

Elspeth walked over, mirrored his actions, and picked a flower.

Frank glared at her as if blaming her. "Of course, I'm bored! But you're not familiar with this place. What if you get

lost here?"

While saying that, he noticed the stack of documents in her hands. "What are those?"

Instead of hiding the truth, she announced, "This is what Grandpa gave me. From today onward, I'll be in charge of

Joneson Corporation. You better listen to me from now on."

Frank pulled a long face. "I knew it! All you had to do was call him Grandpa and he won't be able to resist handing

you the entire company."

Elspeth felt amused hearing the jealous tone in his voice.

"That's not all. Grandpa even told me to discipline you."

Discipline?

Frank was instantly exasperated. "I'm older than you! Why should you discipline me? Grandpa must be senile to say

something like that!"

With that, he turned around and intended to leave.

Watching his back, Elspeth uttered in a serious tone, "By the way, I'm going back to Damoria tomorrow."

Hearing her words, he halted in his steps.

"What does that mean? Are you leaving so soon?"

Elspeth nodded. "I have something more important to do."

Frank pondered for a moment. "Allow me to accompany you."

Elspeth chuckled at that. "Sure, but before that, please help me settle my mother's funeral before I bring you over."

Ugh. She's making me her errand boy again, Frank silently mused.