Chapter 322

Mr. Baldwin returned, “That's fine. I can draft it for you right now." He

opened his briefcase, took out his laptop, and opened it, "If you have

any requests, feel free to tell me."

Joyce thought about it, "I'm inheriting Stephanie's shares, and I'd like to

add a few conditions. You can see if it is feasible. First, I only inherit

Stephanie's shares temporarily, and once the case of Stephanie's

murder is settled, the shares will be returned directly to Luther without

my further authorization.”

"Wait." Mr. Baldwin looked at Joyce in amazement, "Mrs. Warner, do

you know what you are talking about? You are now asking me to

redistribute the shares you will soon own? Are you sure that you want

to give up such a huge fortune in the future?"

Mr. Baldwin simply could not imagine. She just inherited a wealthy and

unparalleled property, but she does not want.

"Yes, I know exactly what I'm doing. I never wanted a penny from the

Warner family, and I was willing to inherit the shares because I believed

that my grandmother must have had a reason when she fought so hard

to transfer the shares to me before she died. I couldn't let my

grandmother's expectations down." Joyce explained. These words, she

did not say to Luther.

But in front of the lawyer, she did not need to hide.

“Yes, I understand.” Mr. Baldwin was also a man who had been through

thick and thin and had seen the world before, and he was used to all

those feuds and inheritance disputes between the rich and the poor.

But this was the first time in his life that he had met someone like

Joyce.

He began tapping rapidly on the keyboard, drafting the agreement.

"Second, during the period I keep the shares, all the proceeds

generated because of the shares will be donated to an orphanage to

support various charitable activities that care for orphans.” After Joyce

finished, she did not forget to ask, "Do I have the right to distribute it in

this way?"

Mr. Baldwin, even more shocked, now had a little more appreciation in

his eyes as he affirmed.

"Of course, your own proceeds, of course, you have the right to

distribute them as you see fit, but are you sure that you do not want to

keep a penny?"

"Hmm. I don't need to." She nodded gently.

"Third... Let me think for a moment." She seemed to think about it for a

long time and continued, "If one day, unfortunately, I die, even if Luther

and I are divorced at that time, the shares still return to Luther in full. If I

simply disappear and we are divorced at that time, the shares should

be held by him in his stead until the Stephanie case is solved, and then

the shares should automatically return to him.

"Can you understand what I mean?" She confirmed, feeling she

couldn't express herself clearly.

Mr. Baldwin's fingers, which were typing, paused on the keyboard for a

long time, "I understand what you are saying. As for the wording, I will

make a few professional changes. You don't have to worry."

The meaning of Joyce's words made him feel as if, between her and

Luther, the marriage would not last.

As the Warner family's legal consultant, he was not allowed to interfere

too much with his employer's personal affairs.

It's just that Joyce's approach, without any consideration for her own

interests, surprised him quite a bit.

He drafted the agreement on the fly.

Soon it was all done and he showed his laptop to Joyce, "Take a look,

I've got it all written down. The agreement for the future handling of

your shares, and you can sign it electronically. And you will also need to

sign a letter of authorization, entrusting me with full authority to handle

it."

"Good." Joyce responded, and she took the electronic pen Mr. Baldwin

handed her.