The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart (Brittany and Isaac) novel Chapter 962

"Isn't it enough?" Yuri didn't think he was being stingy. "In thirty years, have I ever shortchanged her financially?"

Three hundred million—a fortune many could toil their entire lives without amassing—was effortlessly handed to Saskia, and she’s discontent with it?

Greed knows no bounds.

Leila wanted to retort; why should Brittany get his entire fortune?

After the Brandts left, Holden circled back to the private dining room and caught the tail end of the conversation, his brow furrowing slightly.

Yuri had no desire to argue with Leila. "If you think I've wronged Saskia, feel free to prepare a separate dowry for her."

With that, Yuri strode away.

Brittany and Isaac also lost interest in staying any longer and excused themselves to leave.

Leila's face turned stormy. "Look at your father, throwing money at Brittany, and penny-pinching when it comes to Saskia!"

Holden didn't see the issue. "Bri is a Lynette by blood; it's her birthright. I've prepared a lot for Saskia, and it won't be something to sniff at."

Leila was still not satisfied. "Let it be. When the time comes, I'll add to it."

She had her own substantial savings over the years, and Saskia was her only daughter—spending on her was worth every penny.

Saskia also felt that Yuri was being miserly. All the best things were reserved for Brittany, and she was left with the scraps. It felt like a slap to her face. Outwardly compliant and gentle, she simmered with resentment.

It wasn't until they returned to the Lynette Mansion that Holden talked to Saskia. "Don't worry about the wedding gift. I've got some savings set aside for you."

Saskia bit her lip. "How much can you give me?"

The wedding gift was a measure of her family's regard for her, and crucial for her standing after marriage.

The Brandts agreed to the union largely due to the Lynette's influence, and Yuri's meager wedding gift was an insult to her.

"Don't worry, I won't let you suffer any slights."

Holden had done the math; he could come up with two hundred million for Saskia.