Return of the Crowned Heiress (Felicia)

Dexter would transfer Felicia five percent of the company's shares? Kayla was stunned!

The Fuller family was the wealthiest in Khogend. Five percent of the shares meant that Felicia could live without doing anything, and even if she spent money endlessly, she would never run out!

As long as Fuller Group was in operation, she could live as a wealthy heiress backed by mountains of wealth!NôvelDrama.Org owns this text.

The most important thing was Kayla only had one percent of the shares, which she had gotten last year as a prize for winning a piano competition!

What did Felicia do to deserve the shares?

Kayla was furious. In her eyes, everything the Fuller family had belonged to her!

Even Sebastian had his own company and career overseas-he shouldn't be competing with her for anything!

Why did Felicia deserve these things?

In a fit of anger, Kayla's tone became sharper, her voice tinged with annoyance. "Dad, Mom! It's just her birthday. Why are you giving her so many shares? You're biased!"

She had earlier said that Sebastian was biased, and now she accused Dexter and Myra of being biased.

It seemed that if anyone treated Felicia even a little better-like not celebrating their birthday together-it was considered favoritism.

For the first time, Sebastian found Kayla overly spoiled and unreasonable. He spoke up. "The company is Dad's hard work. Whoever he wants to give shares to and how much he gives is his decision, not yours to interfere with." Moreover, Kayla wasn't even a biological daughter of the Fuller family. There was a layer of separation in terms of bloodline, so it wasn't her place to comment on the inheritance.

She stomped her foot, her eyes turning red. "Why doesn't Dad give me anything for my birthday?"

That was the real issue, wasn't it?

Dexter chuckled. He didn't mind this conversation, knowing that wealth wasn't the problem-it was fairness. Since he had already made the offer, how could he be the parent who favored one child?

He laughed heartily. "Don't worry. Both of you will get something! I worked hard to build this family business. Of course, you'll inherit it someday. How could I give shares only to Licia and not to you?" At this, Kayla's face softened a little.

But she was still unhappy. If Felicia had received the shares, she would have only a smaller portion for herself. She could have claimed ten percent if it had been all hers

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Now, she had to share it. Who would be happy about that?

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Kayla bit her lip, grumbling, "Grandpa always said that Felicia would inherit the Walsh family's wealth. She's really clever, getting both sides." Myra laughed. "Where did you hear such rumors? Your grandpa wouldn't do that. Anyone can inherit the Walsh family's wealth but not Licia." Besides, the Walsh family had multiple branches and three sons, all eyeing it. Even with Clive backing Felicia, it wouldn't be her inheriting it. Kayla knew this was just a deliberate provocation to make Dexter reconsider.

However, Dexter and Myra had already discussed the decision regarding the shares the night before. They would be fair and give five percent to each daughter and Sebastian, who had his career.

Once they had graduated, they could pursue other careers or join the company for experience.

After explaining his plan, Dexter asked, "So, are you satisfied now?"

Kayla's thoughts raced. She already had one percent of the company's shares, and with the added five percent, she would have more than Felicia! She would still be ahead of her!

What did it matter if Felicia was the natural heiress? It couldn't compare to her 18 years of time and connection with Dexter and Myra.

Although she pretended to be sweet in front of everyone, she couldn't help but give Felicia a smug and provocative look when no one was watching. Felicia chuckled, then slowly said, "I don't want those shares. Give them all to her."

With that, she walked past everyone and went upstairs to her room. Dexter and Myra were confused, and even Sebastian paused for a moment.

Only Kayla was ecstatic, feeling victorious. Felicia had been smart enough to refuse the shares, which made it clear that they should belong to her!