Ancestral Wealth Inheritance System Novels & Stories

The property she was going to Inherit was much because of her maternal grandfather who is a famous business tycoon and have a lot of businesses, while her mother had also Inherited the same gene and also Invested in many businesses just like her father. Technically, she was a third generation who should be enjoying the wealth and riches of her mother and grandfather's hard work. Not only was that alone. Since she was the legitimate child of the Gray family, her paternal grandfather who is none other than William's father had some of the Gray family business shares to her as well out of love he had for his granddaughter before he died as well. Although Rose was aware of her paternal grandfath

Except for his nuclear family, everyone else disliked him, his cousins especially. The Davidson's were a well known name across the US and Asia. From generation to generation, their wealth has grown beyond measures even from the times of their ancestors. As the first son, all of the family businesses and investments rested upon his shoulders. Hence the reason he was disliked by his extended family. It had been an age long tradition for the first heir to manage all of the inheritance. While it was a weighty task that had continuously broken their family ties and caused intra-family feuds, none of the elders were ready to make a change. They believed the family businesses being handled by one

Her eyes were moving from one item to the other. Then she added," Just a look at the things here, I don't need to know how expensive and rare they are. I can't believe I am married to a billionaire!" I watched her gush around the room. I wonder what she would do once she comes out of the room. I wanted to tell her that my wealth actually surpasses that of a billionaire and that it can't be measured. My family has been lycans for ages. All the wealth acquired is passed down to the heir or heiress from time immemorial. My father had issued all his wealth to me as soon as I got my wolf on my 21st birthday according to the Lycan ways.

“Doing what?” “Telling you everything.” Marcus hesitated. “I can step out.” Cassian shook his head. “No. You stay.” He guided Elara to the couch and sat beside her, close but not crowding. For once, he didn’t look like a man about to dominate a room. He looked like someone bracing for impact. “My family built more than money,” he began. “We built systems. Routes. Fail-safes for people who needed to disappear without dying.”

Gerald said briefly, before he turned around and left. These people were already acting this way, so Gerald could not possibly get rid of them all just because his identity has been compromised. They eventually got through this daunting experience anyway without any mishaps. Zack was also then talking to Gerald about some of his family matters in private. He only gave him a general outline but Gerald found out that the Crawford was a very wealthy and powerful family that has been passed down for hundreds of years. They also had countless industrial assets in their possession! This resulted in the Crawford family having many rules and steps in inheriting the family, and its assets were even m

Before I could stop myself, I turned to Anneliese and, with as much casualness as I could fake, I asked: “Anneliese, what’s this wish your grandfather has for great-grandchildren?” She laughed quickly, shaking her head as if it was an inside joke everyone knew. “Oh, that? Grandpa is completely paranoid about it. He wants great-grandchildren at any cost.” She made a dramatic gesture with her hands. “He even gave us an ultimatum. Either we give him great-grandchildren, or we won’t get our share of the inheritance.” Her words hit me like a cold shower. On the outside, I forced a smile to hide the whirlwind of emotions it caused inside me.

“Didn't they leave anything for Clara?” She was still my sister. I expected them to leave her something too. Maybe split the inheritance between both of us. “Clara was adopted. They knew that, and they refused to give her anything because she isn't blood.” His explanation left me speechless. The wealth originally came from Mom's side of the family, but Dad had worked tirelessly over the years and managed to triple it. He built it into half a trillion dollars. In every possible way, he deserved a share of it. But according to him, Mom didn't want that. That's why everything had been placed under my name.

"I'm not saying this to be cruel. I'm saying it because I've seen this pattern before. My son is a Reid, and Reids marry within their social circle. It's simply how things are done." She reached for the leather portfolio, opening it to reveal a single sheet of paper – crisp, official-looking, with numbers that made my vision blur. "Two million dollars," she said quietly. "More than generous for someone in your... position." My breath caught in my throat. "What?"

I asked in astonishment. "That gold was inherited by Grandpa from our ancestors, which was hidden from Alamid's knowledge because Alamid was greedy in power he wanted to surpass Grandpa.. but he could not surpass Grandpa until he got Grandpa's wealth which was yours he inherited everything! " "Why just me.. why don't you inherit," He smiled at me. "Grandpa has a superstition believed.. when a woman inherits the thing she keeps.. it won't disappear and it will grow over time. Because when a man is said the result is not good,"

"I don't understand, Vian. You told me before that the your parents and uncles could not inherit the wealth because of a rule from the past which you never explained to me. Which is fair. Your closest cousin is Cynthia and before she was the strongest opponent you have. You have no siblings and even if you did, you would be the eldest. The other cousins you have from your second uncle, the twins, they are much younger than you. I don't think they would be suitable now. So I do not understand how you're still quite pessimistic." Vian sighed. Adonis was an outsider, of course he would not understand how the family system worked. Her family had never been the kind who would just split the inher