Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 111

Chapter 111:

His voice was gentle as he spoke. “Khloe, I can assist you now.”

At that moment, an elderly voice reverberated from Clinton’s phone.

“Khloe is the granddaughter of a dear friend of mine. As for me, Morris Watson, I’ve never had anything against her. If there’s anyone in the Watson family who wants to marry her, I’d be thrilled to see it.”

The crowd was stunned—this voice belonged to none other than Morris Watson, the father of the Watson family’s current head.

was imprisoned, Morris was gravely ill, teetering on the edge of death himself. Yet he was the architect of the Watson family’s rise. Though Eric’s father held the

was the only one capable of keeping Henrik in line. The situation had even stirred Morris from

heard the words and gave a small, indifferent smile. “I appreciate the recognition, but Eric and I

her studies and her appearance. She had served time in prison. How could she possibly improve after being released? First, she became an investment advisor at Evergreen Capital, then landed the lead role in Peaks of Eternity, and now she had even earned his grandfather’s respect. Had she been hiding

let out a regretful sigh. “Khloe, you have my support. If you

not only dumped me

it. Khloe, you’re always welcome to visit me whenever you want.” Once the call ended, Clinton fixed his gaze

eyes when Eric’s name came up, replaced by a chilling indifference, as though her heart had completely shut him

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his eyes burned with fury. His voice dropped low as he spoke. “Clinton, have you forgotten the Watson family’s rules? You can’t bother Grandpa without cause, and we need to

Watson family had rigid rules, ones put in place by Morris himself. Morris had three sons, Rolland, Harold, and Henrik. Right now, Rolland, the eldest son and Clinton’s father, oversaw the family’s major business affairs. Harold,

figure in the family, had outdone all previous heads of the Watson family thanks to his brutal methods. Henrik’s ventures in the underworld far outpaced the Watson family’s, and the family’s growing influence was heavily dependent on his reputation.