True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 498

"Is there something wrong with your senses?" Seeing that he was silent, Grace shook his hand. "Speak, or are you stunned?"

"No," Heinz shook his head and immediately turned to look at Grace. He quickly changed the topic and asked, "Why did you go to see Simon?"

"I wanted to ask him something," Grace answered.

They headed towards the restaurant.

After thinking for a while, she decided not to tell Heinz about the child since there was no conclusion to it.

If the child was still alive, telling him might make him happy.

However, if the child was really gone, he would only feel sad if he knew.

"Ah, right. I originally didn't want anything to do with Sunny Group, but now I plan to ask for two-thirds of the shares with Alice. Do you think that we can win?"

Heinz was stunned. "Why would you suddenly want Sunny Group?"

"I was set up by Marry," Grace said. "She made trouble for me over and over again. I repeatedly gave in, but she's really persistent."

"So you've decided to take it back?"

Soon, they arrived at the restaurant. Heinz took her into the private room that Alex had booked.

He pulled out the chair for Grace and asked her to sit down. After that, Heinz said to her, "I don't know much about your family's will. Was there any will left behind by your father?"

"There should be," Grace said. "It's just that when my father passed away unexpectedly, I was still quite young. Marry had reached the legal age so she took over the company. The three of us depended on each other."

"Where's your mother?" Heinz asked.

Grace was stunned, and her eyes dimmed. She said softly, "Her?"

"Yes, I know about your father." Heinz sat opposite her and said, "We knew something about the accident at that time, but we don't know anything about your mother."

"My mom disappeared before my dad passed away." Thinking about it, Grace still felt upset. "It can also be said that her departure caused my dad to be depressed, and maybe he died because of this." "Disappeared? Missing?"

"Yes." Grace said, "She eloped with someone else."

Heinz was startled.

Grace lowered her gaze to cover the embarrassment in the depths of her eyes. "Anyway, it's a mess. My mother met a man and she ran away from home."

"Have you seen them?" Heinz asked.

Grace was stunned again and shook her head. "I haven't seen them. My dad told me so. After my mom left, my dad got drunk and shouted at the three of us. You know, Marry and I are halfsisters. Only Alice and I share the same mother."

"Oh," Heinz was stunned. "You don't have the same mother as Marry?"

"You didn't know?" Grace was a little surprised.

"I didn't know," Heinz shook his head. "I really don't know much about this matter."

"It doesn't matter if you don't. It's not a glorious thing anyway." Grace didn't expect Heinz to not have known about it. In fact, she didn't want to mention her mother at all. She'd always felt that her mother was disgusting.

"After so many years, if you were to resume a lawsuit, it's not that there's no chance of winning at all, but the most important thing now is to replace your father's will."

"My dad has a lawyer," Grace said. "He must have left a will behind. Marry took over the affairs at the time since Alice and I were too young."

"Your mother doesn't need to come back after your father's death?"

"No." Grace shook her head, "I haven't seen her since she left. She didn't come back when Grandma passed away as well."

"What about Marry's mother?"

"Divorced."

"So that's how it is."

Heinz found that the relationship between the members of the Smith family seemed to be very complicated.

At that time, the waiter brought the menu over.

Heinz passed it to Grace, "Order whatever you like."

She picked it up but didn't order according to her preference. Instead, she ordered a few dishes according to Heinz's preferences, which she had observed over the past few days. The waiter left soon.

Heinz frowned, "If that's the case, I'll get a lawyer to see you later. You can tell him all the specifics, and put him in charge of replaceing your father's lawyer to deal with this matter." "Thank you," Grace said.

"Don't mention it!" Heinz waved his hand as if it was nothing, "By the way, you can first sign a power of attorney with Alice, and then you can ask the lawyer to deal with it."

"Sure."

Soon, the dishes were served.

Heinz said, "Eat something quickly. When you're done, the lawyer will come to you later."

"There's no need to rush," Grace said, "It's been so many years. I don't mind waiting a little longer."

"Marry may not let go." Heinz said, "You may have to fight for it for a while."

"Marry might not be able to protect herself now." Grace sighed, "I might have underestimated Simon."

"Simon is indeed a person with powerful means. What, did you just realize that?"

"Powerful means?" Grace was a little surprised. "What do you know?"

"It's you who trusted him too much."1 Heinz picked up some food and placed them on the small dish in front of her. "He's not as kind as you think."

Grace was stunned for a while. Her eyes cleared, and she asked, "By the way, does he have any lovers?"

Heinz almost choked on her words. He immediately frowned and asked seriously, "Why are you asking about his lovers? What does it have to do with you?"

He was so sensitive that he was as fierce as a tiger.

Grace rolled her eyes, "I'm just asking."

Sonia's appearance was very suspicious. The main thing was that there was a discrepancy in her words.

"You didn't ask about anything else but this. I'm not happy," Heinz said flatly.

"What's wrong?" Grace teased, "I haven't had anything to do with him for a long time. Don't be sulky, it's not worth it. I'm talking about something serious, don't change the topic." "Okay," Heinz nodded. "I don't know if Simon has a lover, but I think Marry won't be able to tie him down."

"Why not?"

"He doesn't love her." Heinz said, "If he doesn't love that woman, he naturally won't sacrifice anything, especially since Marry is not virtuous enough. Simon will get tired of her after some time." Grace frowned, "Will you get tired of me as well?"

"Why would you bring us into it?" Heinz found that a woman's thinking was quite scary. "I'm not that kind of man."

"What you said just now was the majority of men. Aren't you included?" Grace asked in reply.

Heinz was taken aback. "I feel like I just dug my own grave."

Grace smiled and didn't pursue the issue any further. "Alright, let's stop talking about nonsense. Whatever kind of person Simon is, it has nothing to do with me."

"That's more like it," Heinz breathed a sigh of relief.

"Indeed, it has nothing to do with you."

"Help me investigate Simon," Grace said, "Check the relationship between Simon and Sonia."

After saying that, she took out a business card and handed it to Heinz. "This person."