The faces had been torn, Yin Yilan made no attempt to hide her purpose anymore, asking the lawyer, renowned for his expertise in divorce cases, that Father Su had found for her—
"If I get divorced, how much of the property could I acquire?"
The lawyer, who was extremely skilled at handling divorce cases for the wealthy families, replied with an unruffled smile upon hearing her question, "Mrs. Yin, according to China's marriage law, if a couple gets divorced amicably, each person can get half of the property. However, I have seen plenty of shady marriages among the rich and powerful families, so..."
"Mrs. Yin, you shouldn't ask me how much property you can get, but rather, you should tell me how much property you want to get."
Yin Yilan's heart skipped a beat.
"...Half."
She pursed her lips and finally said.
It seemed like a figure that considered the many years of marital affection.
But, with careful thought, one could taste a bit of unobvious ambition—
