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The announcement of Lucas' impending marriage fell upon him like a sudden downpour, leaving him drenched in confusion. His father, Mr. Davis, had an inexplicable eagerness for Lucas to enter into matrimony, which only intensified Lucas' bewilderment. "But Dad, why this sudden insistence on my marriage?" Lucas questioned, seeking understanding in his father's eyes. Perplexed, he couldn't fathom the underlying reasons driving his father's urgency.

"Lucas, if you recall, I had already urged you to marry years ago when Evan tied the knot," Mr. Davis revealed, accompanied by the presentation of some documents. "Take a look at these," he continued, handing Lucas the papers, which carried the weight of his father's will. As Lucas scanned the contents, his eyes widened at the revelation. "According to my will, the remaining share of the company will go to the firstborn grandchild. Currently, Evan holds 63% of the shares in his name. However, if Evan and Aubrey have a child, you won't receive