“She doesn’t need to understand it yet.”
“And Daniel can’t manage an organization of this size!”
“He won’t be running the company.”
Grandma explained that the existing executive team would continue managing the business.
Independent trustees, attorneys, and financial professionals would oversee the holdings.
I would have a defined role protecting Lily’s interests, with professional guidance.
Nobody expected a grieving father or a first grader to run a medical technology corporation.
Vanessa suddenly stood.
“We can challenge this!”
Grandma looked at her.
“On what grounds?”
“You’re eighty-two! How can anyone know you were thinking clearly?”
Grandma smiled.
“That’s why the documents were prepared months ago, reviewed independently, and signed with my attorney and physician present.”
Vanessa opened her mouth.
Grandma continued.
“And the transfer of my shares was completed before this party began.”
My father’s face turned pale.
The room fell silent.
Then Grandma looked at me.
