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After My Husband Died, The Mistress Had A Baby To Fight For The Inheritance

Following her husband's fatal car crash, a widow and her young daughter face an unexpected betrayal. The late husband's mistress appears with a newborn son, demanding his inheritance. Even her mother-in-law pressures her to yield for the baby's sake. However, they underestimated her. Armed with a university degree in law, the grieving wife refuses to be bullied. She launches a fierce legal battle to sue the mistress and reclaim every single asset taken from her family.
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Chapter 3

But what I didn't expect was that the first person to come to me would be my mother-in-law.

She had always favored boys over girls, and when Rita saw that I wouldn't budge, she went to my in-laws with the child.

My mother-in-law was a straightforward and harsh woman from the countryside.

"Olivia, we've already had the child tested. He's our family's blood."

"Now that Leo is gone, you can't let our White family line die out."

I smirked. "So, what do you want me to do?"

My mother-in-law thought she had convinced me and grabbed my hand. "Since the child is Leo's, he should get his share of the inheritance. When he grows up, the company should be handed over to him."

She really had the nerve to say that.

Didn't she know how the company came to be?

Without my family's support and without my endless efforts, could Leo have built the company to this size?

And now she wanted me to hand the company over to the mistress' child, just because her son cheated.

I couldn't help but laugh coldly. "Why should I?"

My mother-in-law responded as if it were obvious. "Oscar is a boy. You can't give the company to Grace, can you? She's just a girl. She'll get married someday, and we can't let outsiders benefit."

Outsiders?

I pondered for a moment. "You're right. I shouldn't hand the company over to outsiders."

My mother-in-law was overjoyed. "So, do you agree? I knew you were the reasonable one, Olivia. I'll go tell Rita the good news right away."

I cut her off. "Who said I'm giving the company to that bastard?"

Her smile froze. "What do you mean?"

I looked at her coldly. "How can a bastard from some random woman be considered part of our family?"

My mother-in-law's face darkened. "Olivia, you're being unreasonable. Oscar and Grace are both Leo's children. Now that my son is gone, can't you be a little more generous? How can you call him a bastard?"

Generous?

he should want me to be generous to the mistress' child.

I sneered. "What else should I call a child born from a mistress?"

"And by the way, Leo has been dead for a year, and this child is just a month old. How can you be sure he's Leo's?"

But my mother-in-law smirked. "Rita told us everything. She felt sorry for our family, so after Leo died, she went to the hospital to freeze embryos or something. Anyway, this child is definitely Leo's. We've already tested it at the hospital, and there's no mistake."

"Rita is a filial woman. And really, you only have yourself to blame. If you had given me a grandson back then, none of this would have happened."

I was stunned by her words.

I never thought Rita would go to such lengths for money.

That was a life.

It wasn't just a bargaining chip in her quest for wealth and inheritance.

"In any case, things are what they are now. The child should get his fair share."

My mother-in-law had always been dissatisfied with the inheritance distribution. Now that she had an excuse, she wouldn't hesitate to take the money from me.

Since that's the case, I had no reason to hold back anymore.

I made it clear. "Whether or not you recognize this child is your business. But what belongs to me and Grace, I won't give up a single bit!"