Under the Veil I Rule (Amara) novel Chapter 730

Here is the revised translation after a careful comparison with the original Chinese text, correcting inaccuracies, improving cultural adaptation, and editing for clarity, style, and fluency for American readers:

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It was a stock transfer agreement. Clearly written on it was Mr. Kevin Everly’s intention to transfer his ten percent shareholding in the Everly Group to Amara.

Mr. Kevin Everly had already signed and stamped the document—all that remained was for Amara to do the same.

Amara was startled. She immediately pushed the paperwork away and stood up. “Grandpa, I really can’t accept these shares in the Everly Group. I know you truly see me as your granddaughter, and I see you as my own grandfather.”

“But it’s enough for you to treat me well, and for me to be good to you. When it comes to these shares, I really can’t accept them.”

The Everly Group was one of the country's most prominent conglomerates—just owning even a tiny fraction of its shares, let alone ten percent, would guarantee a lifetime of comfort and security.

Thinking of how much Mr. Kevin Everly wanted to give to her, Amara’s heart ached—she even felt her eyes growing wet.

Mr. Kevin Everly was truly good to her. Though she wasn’t related to him by blood, he treated her no differently than Hogan or Celeste.

She would always remember this kindness in her heart, and she would do her best to be there for Mr. Kevin Everly. But she absolutely could not accept these shares.

Mr. Kevin Everly frowned. “Ama, what do you mean by this? Are you trying to distance yourself from your grandfather?”

Amara sat back down and held onto his arm. “Grandpa, how can you say that? That would break my heart. There's no way I would ever distance myself from you.”

“I'll never turn away from you. I'll come visit you often, I'll look after you. But about the shares—I really can’t take them…”

Her voice was gentle, but unwavering. She was determined—she would never accept a stake in the Everly family’s business.

Mr. Kevin Everly knew her well enough to know how stubborn she was. He couldn’t help but sigh.

If she said she was leaving, then she would go—and he understood exactly why.

He said, “You don’t need to message me every day. Young people like you are busy with work, I know that. Just visit me whenever you can.”

He didn’t bring up what would happen with the child Amara was carrying, nor did he mention Finnian by name.

Mr. Kevin Everly could be quite stubborn. In the past, he absolutely would have tried to persuade Amara and Finnian to remarry, so that her child could formally join the family.

But now he had learned to let go. He truly understood who Amara was, and wouldn’t force her anymore.

Feeling relieved, Amara chatted with Mr. Kevin Everly for a while longer before going to her room to pack her things.

She had lived at the Everly Estate for more than a month—not a long time, but, strangely enough, she had felt completely at ease and secure here, as if it really was her home. The thought of leaving made her feel genuinely reluctant.