CH 31.1

Unable to Divorce After Signing the Marriage Contract Chapter 31.1

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Father Lin’s voice had started to tremble:

“This, this money…”

Lin Yu He reached for his backpack, taking out a document bag.

He pulled out a thick stack of bills and handed them over.

“Three years ago, I had bronchial surgery, and the total cost for that was 100,000 yuan. The cost of drugs for later recovery was 600,000 yuan. There are also 11 years of child support costs, which, rounded up, is estimated to be about 500,000 yuan. Based on this year’s commercial loans calculated at 4,9% interest, the ten year interest becomes about 650,000 yuan. Totaling it up and rounding to a whole number becomes 2 million.”

His tone was calm, clear and organised.

“These are the bills, you can check them.”

Every expense was clearly written on the bill. Because the list of alimony payments over the past 11 years was too long to be printed out, there was a QR code attached to it. Scan the code and click on it, and one would see all the detailed sections.

One by one, they were all there without omission.

Not only were each expense there, the total cost was also clearly counted. 4,9% was actually the interest rate for commercial loans for over five years, which was leaning towards the high end. The cost of surgery and medicine from three years ago also couldn’t be counted in this way, it hadn’t been this costly. Interest was also not calculated in this way, but in the end, it was all counted in the method that gave the most money.

The fees added up to only 1.85 million, and the remaining 150,000 was all extra. It was clearly written on the bill that the 150,000 yuan was used to cover expenses that may have been missed.

If there were any other expenses that had not been included, they could be made up in the future.

Father Lin, being in the business for many years, could see that this account was well done and standardised, and it must have taken a lot of time. If the accountant in the company had made such a statement, he might have had a few words of praise, but now he couldn’t speak coherently at all.

Lin Yu He nodded. “Well, it was difficult to count with only money.”

He took out another thin paper document from the file bag.

“There is also this equity transfer letter, this piece is for you.”

Father Lin was even more shocked: “Equity transfer book?”

“It’s the shares of a cultural, creative company.” Lin Yu He said. “You can rest assured that this is my own property. The prenuptial agreement was notarised and has nothing to do with Mr. Lu.”

Father Lin wanted to say that this wasn’t what he cared about, but the transfer letter had already been handed to him.

Lin Yu He said, “This company is not too well-known yet, but the benefits aren’t too bad.”

The transfer letter was in front of him, and Father Lin could see the attached benefit statement and stock prices at a glance.

This wasn’t even at the level of “not too bad” anymore.

Father Lin couldn’t believe it. “You… how did you get these?”

Lin Yu He explained, “The company was started by a friend, and he gave me some dry shares. I was in charge only of the writing, and he was in charge of the management. The cultural and creative industry has done well in recent years, and the company is operating well. It’s not too bad, you can keep the shares or resell them for cash.”

“The amount shouldn’t be too small, so it can be a repayment of your investment at that time.

When Lin Yu He had not yet undergone surgery, the Wu family had obtained some information through internal sources. They knew that a certain class A drug had good prospects and a high return on investments, so they intended to invest as well.

However, the Wu family’s company didn’t have the qualifications to invest in drug research and development, so they found Father Lin, who was in the pharmaceutical business, to invest through his hands.

But at that time, even though Father Lin had the investment qualifications, he did not want to invest in class A drugs. He took his money to invest in a new glucocorticoid drug.

This drug could treat bronchial diseases, and if the investment was successful, not only would it have good financial return, it would also obtain valuable new drug usage qualifications. He hoped to provide some hope for his son’s asthma treatment.

However, the hope was unfulfilled, as the new drug that Father Lin had invested in only reached phase II when it was declared a failure of research.

Not only did Father Lin’s money go to waste, but the quota for medical investment was also wasted. The Wu family was quite upset about the loss of opportunity for investing in class A drugs. Wu Xin’s attitude towards Father Lin was tolerable, but not so much towards Lin Yu He.

More than once, she had blamed Lin Yu He, which was why Lin Yu He was so knowledgeable towards these investments.