"Jeremy and I are already divorced, how could I possibly stand up for the Osborne Family on the Old Madam's behalf?" Anna continuously waved her hands, "Lawyer Gibson, you must be mistaken. Grandmother must want to leave the stocks to Mrs. Osborne; you've confused 'Madam' with 'Young Lady.'"
"If I confused Mrs. Osborne with 'Young Lady', then I definitely would not have misheard the name," Lawyer Gibson looked at Anna and said: "Moreover, we have a recording of the Old Madam when she left her last words. Your name is two syllables, Mrs. Osborne's name is three syllables. There is no place where 'Anna Ainsworth' and 'Lannie Ward' sound similar, no one could hear it wrong."
"...." Anna was speechless, she didn't expect things to turn out this way.
"Alright," Anna somewhat helplessly agreed, "Since the Old Madam wanted to leave so much property to me, I can only accept it with reluctance. Who asked her to love me so much?"
