The most obvious proof of this was that Melinda was getting thinner. And the words that he was worried that she would be harmed at home was exactly referring to Jerry.

Everyone put down their bowls and chopsticks, except Jerry. He continued to eat as if nothing had happened, as if this matter had nothing to do with him.

To be honest, he was very satisfied with the series of reactions after he moved into the Gu family. Seeing that they panicked before he did anything, Jerry was very pleased.

Alston looked stern. He often had a stern face, which made one feel harsh, and it was impossible not to feel a little frightened now.

Clenching her body a little bit, Yulia lowered her head to avoid being noticed by others. Looking at Jonas, Melinda was confused. In fact, Jonas didn't discuss this with her at all.

Nelson still didn't say anything. Being silent for a while, Alston ignored his words, as if nothing had happened.

Queena instantly stood up from her seat and said in disapproval, "Jonas, this is your home, and you are not the person who should leave."

"Mommy, this is Gu family," Jonas said with a smile. This was just the Gu family, not his family.

His home would be good as long as he had Linda. Unlike the Gu's mansion, it was oppressive and strange. Hearing this, Melinda held his hand tightly, as if to console him or tell him that she was here.

"Even so, you are not the ones who should leave,"

Queena said. Her eyes fell on Jerry, as if reminding everyone that who should leave in the room.

As if knowing nothing, Jerry put down his bowl and chopsticks, and said to Alston, "Dad, I'm full. Don't worry about the case you gave me, I'll handle it well."

He said that provocatively. Instead of leaving, he would gain a higher position in the family.

Without saying anything more, Jonas took Melinda's hand and left.

Bewildered, Melinda left with Jonas. His leaving was simple, and he just brought her alone. He lived in an apartment near the company, which was clean and tidy. There was a servant there. It seemed that Jonas had prepared it in advance.

"Jonas, are we just moving out like this?" Melinda was still in a daze. Not long ago, she had a meal at the table.

"Yes,"

Jonas said. He led Melinda to the dining room, where the lunch was served and the medicinal congee was specifically prepared for her.

Every doctor who had checked up on Melinda would think that she was too weak. Since Jonas had a high IQ, he not only used it on the business, but also used it on developing her into a fit woman.

"I don't think it's a good idea,"

Melinda said in confusion. She didn't want to see Jonas get into a fight with Alston. Even though she was on guard against Jerry, she didn't think that he was stupid enough to hurt her at home.

But Jonas didn't think so. For him, nothing was m

that he would make it up and now he gave him so many shares. So who would make up for what Jonas had suffered these years?

He had done so much for the company, and so far, he didn't have much shares. Why did Jerry simply take away thirty percent of the shares? Why?!

"Yes, I'm sure," Yulia said as she nodded. Looking at Queena's reaction, she knew that things were not that simple.

Queena stood in the same place, with no change in her eyes for a long time, as if in a trance. Finally, she came back to her senses and hurriedly left the atelier.

She had to talk to Nelson about this.

Nelson was playing chess with his old friends outside, not at home. Queena was waiting in the living room, and she began to be restless.

She didn't know how Soaring Group's shares were distributed, but she knew very well that Jonas didn't have that many.

She had waited for several hours and Nelson had come back with a sleepy face. Obviously, he was going to have a rest.

"Dad, there is something I have to say today." Queena stopped Nelson, and she was also a little nervous. According to the way Nelson treated Melinda, he would never allow her to be wronged.

But this time, since Melinda had moved out, Nelson didn't say anything.

Nelson glanced at Queena, and then sighed quietly. What was to come would come.

The servants in the living room were all dismissed, leaving Nelson and Queena quietly sitting on the sofa. Queena told Nelson everything she knew.

"Dad, are you really going to leave this matter alone? Thirty percent of the shares are not a joke," Queena said. With these shares, one could directly make decisions according to the internal distribution of the Soaring Group.

After all, Jerry was not their real family.

"I think that Alston must have his reasons for doing so. We should not meddle in this matter." That was the only sentence Nelson said at last.