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

Chapter 923 Took Pleasure In Taunting Him

Giles and Lydia bade them goodbye and left as soon as Alex arrived in Lumenopolis.

During his time in Lumenopolis, Alex let himself loose and focused on spending time with Maggie and Richard. In fact, he devoted so much time to them that he barely had any time for himself.

At five in the morning, Richard would wake Alex up and make the latter do morning exercises with him.

Despite his advanced age, Richard was diligent in maintaining his health. He would still continue doing his morning exercises every day without fail even after taking the pill that Alex gave him.

After lunch, Richard would invite Alex to play chess with him, even though Alex had limited knowledge in this area.

Despite Alex’s remarkable talent and achievements in various fields such as antique appraisal, calligraphy and painting, business, geomancy, occultism, alchemy, and martial arts, he acknowledged that there were still areas where his knowledge was limited.

Although Alex had admitted to Richard that he did not know how to play chess, Richard still insisted on playing the board game with him.

At

to guess who should make the first move and saw him scratch his head in confusion that Richard finally accepted that Alex was indeed a complete novice

then proceeded to explain the basic rules of the game to Alex. helping the latter gain a

strength and weaknesses of different pieces on the board, and that would guide players in

headstart and even

Richard’s favorite granddaughter, Maggie grew up immersed in the world of chess, observing and

playing it for almost

round, Alex was utterly defeated by Richard’s exceptional skills, leaving Maggie in awe. “Grandpa, your chess skills have improved immensely. With your standards, it would be a piece of cake for you to win in an official competition. You’re just as good as a professional player, so please stop giving Alex a hard time. We can never reach your level, even with decades of

praises, Richard stroked his beard proudly.

Giles had no interest in the art of writing. Among various hobbies, Giles was

curious to know what made it so

with a mocking