After getting dressed and descending the stairs, Rong’s mother hurried them to come and have breakfast.
The breakfast was sumptuous, with milk, cakes, sandwiches, ham, and many other delicious items. Xiaocong had never eaten such a variety of tasty foods for breakfast and wanted to try almost everything.
Seeing what he was thinking, Rong’s mother personally fed him, letting him have a bite of each item, which resulted in a lot of partially eaten food left over.
Lin Xinlan did not speak up to teach Xiaocong not to waste food.
Rong’s mother was too indulgent with Xiaocong, and she didn’t dare say anything since it would surely lead to a rebuttal from her. Besides, Xiaocong, being visually impaired, naturally didn’t know he was wasting food, so he was unlikely to develop any spoiled habits.
After eating, Rong Guangguo was also brought downstairs by the servants and settled in comfortably.
Rong Mingyan, following his instructions, invited the legal team and several senior, respected individuals to reconvene the property transfer meeting.
This time, the heir was no longer Rong Mingyan but Xiaocong.
Lin Xinlan took the agreement and flipped through it, pausing when she saw the name Rong Lincong written on it.
"Xiaocong’s name on his household registration book is Lin Cong. Why does it say Rong Lincong here?" she asked, puzzled.
Rong Guangguo smiled faintly and said, "If he is to inherit the property, naturally his surname needs to be changed as well. Considering he is used to his name being Lin Cong, I decided to just add the Rong surname in front of it. I had someone redo his household registration yesterday, and he is now officially registered under the Rong family."
After speaking, he signaled the lawyer to show her the household registration book.
Lin Xinlan took it and indeed saw that Xiaocong’s name had already been registered under the Rong family. The efficiency of their handling matters was astoundingly fast.
Regarding the issue of Xiaocong’s household registration, she had no objections. He was, after all, Rong Shaoze’s child, and it was appropriate for him to carry the Rong surname.
"Make sure the child reads it carefully, and if there’s no problem, you can sign on his behalf," Rong Guangguo said to her.
Lin Xinlan nodded and read the agreement conscientiously.
Rong’s mother, knowing more about such matters, explained them to her on the side.
After reading, she smiled and said, "There’s no problem."
"Then please trouble you to sign here," the lawyer’s representative pointed at the signature column on the agreement.
Lin Xinlan wrote down her name and also left her thumbprint.
"And you need to sign this too, this is another agreement, regarding the stipulation that you cannot inherit property from the Rong family," the lawyer handed her another document.
Lin Xinlan understood; this must be the same kind of agreement that Rong’s mother had signed when she married into the Rong family, essentially one of the family’s rules.
After looking it over and ensuring there were no issues, she signed it.
Then there was a large stack of other documents.
With so much property, there were many documents that needed signing.
It took her two hours just to sign the documents, reviewing and signing each one.
After everything was finished, Rong Guangguo said to her, "Xiaocong is still young and cannot manage Shengjue. I have decided that until he comes of age, Shengjue will be temporarily managed by Mingyan. Do you see any problem with this?"
Rong’s mother’s expression subtly changed, and her complexion seemed a bit displeased.
But she had no reason to object, as the only one currently capable of managing Shengjue was Rong Mingyan.
Lin Xinlan offered a slight smile, "No problem."
Although she verbally agreed, Rong Guangguo still had the lawyers prepare an agreement for her to sign. They were very cautious and meticulous in their work, insisting on having evidence for everything.
After all matters were settled, the lawyers took the files for archiving, and the esteemed seniors exchanged pleasantries before leaving.
The matter of Xiaocong inheriting a huge fortune was not publicized and was known only to the few of them present.