Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 360 I Am Not Short Of Money

The Grant family that Maggie Grant was in was a prominent presence in Lumenopolis, and it was more powerful and influential than the Morrisons.

The Breezeworth Hall had a branch in Nebula City too, and it was being run by Maggie.

She only met Alex twice in her life.

The first time was when she went to Portabello Street to buy some antiques. She was being bullied by the vendor, so Alex helped her out. She then gave Alex a VIP card for the Breezeworth Hall to express her gratitude, and because she thought that Alex was someone powerful as well.

The second time was when Alex went to an auction at the Breezeworth Hall.

They had never met each other since.

What trouble is Maggie facing, and why does she need my help? With the Grant family’s power and status, no one would dare to harm her even in Nebula City, right?

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in acknowledgement because he

Stefan definitely came to ask for his help in

would like to ask for your help to give

it some thought, Alex replied, “Tell me what kind of unfortunate events she has faced lately and I’ll tell you

a good impression of Maggie, so he could consider helping her out if something related to geomancy was the problem she

deliberately trying to oppress the Four Seas Corporation, so it was a strategic move to earn a favor from the Grant family as well.

days. Besides that, she even fell down the stairs once. Fortunately, the stairs were carpeted, so she only twisted her ankle. Furthermore, she scalded her hand when she was drinking coffee. And the worst thing was, she was bitten by her pet dog of three years last night. Also, she faced a lot of troubles when she took over the Breezeworth Hall’s branch in Nebula City recently. She made a few mistakes during

get it

unlucky lately. If I’m not mistaken, something must’ve

geomancers said that too, but they couldn’t pinpoint what the problem is. Also, what made her the most upset is that she had lost her necklace that her mother had given her before she passed on.

to no avail…”