A Flash Marriage Can Be A Treasure novel Chapter 597

After the nanny took the baby away, they walked to the corner. Victor gave Lily a document and said, "I'm here today to bring the gift to the baby and also this document to you."

Lily took the document and opened it. Then she pulled out several sheets of paper. She was stunned at the first glance.

Victor said, "When Mr. Smith was trapped in Y country, waiting for another visa to be issued, Old Mr. Smith went to see him and told him that he had made a will and pave a way for him."

"After he took you to Paris, he called me over and handed me the will. He told me to give this to you after his death. The lawyer has a copy."

Lily's hands trembled and choked on her words.

"Ms. Lily, now that Mr. Seles is also dead. The Krislier would be carved up by the vultures in less than a month. The Krislier is also a gift from Mr. Smith."

After a long silence, Lily fought the agony in her heart and put the document back in the envelope. "I'll take good care of whatever he had for him. What's your plan for the future?"

"He used to be what I lived for. Now that he's dead, I'm free to go anywhere."

"Why don't you stay here?" Lily smiled and looked at the nanny who was putting the baby down. "I got you and Amanda a young master. She's difficult now, but it will get better as she grew up. What do you think of it?"

Victor's lips moved and he grinned a smile. "She's a Smith, of course I'd like to take care of her."

As if John were still with them.

After the celebration, Lily went to Country Y without taking a break.

She hadn't married John. Other Krisliers weren't happy about the will at all, neither were all, the shareholders of the whole group. They wanted to buy her shares.

After John was dead, the fight between Jonathan Lily and other Krisliers lasted for two months. Louis wanted to intervene, only to be stopped by Lily, therefore, he could only send Coffey over.

After Lily went through dozens of assassinations, she finally forced other people from Krislier to sign the consent on the morning of the 68th day. She successfully inherited the assets of the Krislier Group under John's will.

Lily arranged Victor in the Krislier Group and took Coffey back home.

Louis picked them up at the airport.

Lily found him next to his car from afar as soon as they walked out.

He was in a thin black coat which accentuated his tall figure. The sunglasses were a plus to his already extraordinary temperament, making passing women look back frequently.

Lily walked over fast and hugged him. She wrapped a silk scarf around his neck and said in a dissatisfied tone, "You don't have to bear the torment of having a baby. That's why you haven't aged a day over a decade, and you're still going around to different women."

Louis burst out in laughter and then kissed her. He was worried when he saw her tired face. "Thank you for all you've done."

"Pray to God and let him get me aged slower if you really want to help," Lily said as she got in the car. "Wish I could look like your daughter."

Louis pinched her cheeks when he got in. "Are you sure your two daughters will be glad to hear the prayers?"

"I'd be overwhelmed with joy if I could be their sister." Lily shook her high heels off and put her feet on his thigh. "I've been wearing the high heels for the past two months to maintain my elegant image. Now I could barely feel my feet. Now rub them for me."

"Okay," Louis replied as he started rubbing. He told Coffey to drive slowly.

Coffey glanced at Lily from the rearview mirror and said helplessly, "She's acting, can't you tell? She walked like flying when fighting with other people in the company. I didn't see her feel painful at all."

Lily picked up a cushion and threw it at Coffey. Then she said with a sullen face, "I'm making out with my husband. Stay away! Ask Justin if he has developed the medicine for you. I don't like the way you look now."

Coffey silently closed his mouth and stopped talking.

On their way back, Lily asked Louis about the babies. She's been out for two months and she was afraid they wouldn't recognize her.