The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 152 An Ambitious Person

With just another woman in tow, Caspian came over and demanded to seize the assets of the Yorks of Southlake City. It meant that he had come prepared.

As the oldest daughter of the York family of Dhord City, Celestia was a sharp woman. She did not believe that a man as bold as Caspian would be the useless matrilocal son–in–law that the rumors claimed he was.

In response to her earlier question, Caspian said indifferently, “That’s none of your business.

“Fine, but this isn’t over yet! Just you wait!”

Celestia did not waste her breath. She helped Adam up and left.

She knew full well there was no point in her staying. Adam could not defeat Caspian and Sylvia.

The Yorks had to get someone even stronger over to deal with them.

Staring after Celestia’s retreating back, Caspian grew thoughtful.

He could tell she was an intelligent woman who knew how to cut her losses.

That being said, anyone who got in the way of the investigative team would pay with their life.

So what if the Yorks of Dhord City got involved? In Caspian’s eyes, they were nothing.

“Caspian, would it be a problem if we got into conflict with the Yorks of Dhord City?” Sylvia

asked.

“Why would it be a problem? The investigative team has been given enough power,” Caspian said with a chuckle

Sylvia nodded. Caspian had a point.

Though the Yorks were somewhat of an influential family, they were insignificant to Caspian.

Furthermore, the King of Diatoran had bestowed the investigative team with sufficient

authority.

Upon seeing that Celestia had left in a hurry, Geoffrey turned pale with fear.

He thought he could make it big in Southlake City with the help of the Yorks from Dhord City.

“You must be the York family’s only survivor, huh? If you want to stay alive, settle the paperwork at once,” Sylvia said to Geoffrey after approaching him.

The rest of the Yorks in Southlake City were gone. It did not matter that he had survived.

Since he was alive, it meant he had not gone to the Cliff of Death that day, so he did not need.

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it

at stake, nothing else mattered.

the York family’s assets, Caspian headed to Southlake Corporation

hubby? Why did you come to the office to look for me today?” Willow asked. She was surprised to find that

call me?” Caspian

Willow’s first time addressing him

a warm, gooey feeling washing over

you hubby. What about it?” Willow asked with a

and Caspian had grown a lot

something to tell you,” Caspian

improving. They were becoming more like a

my

is it? Go on. I need

had just become the CEO and had a

that he bought over York Group before he left for abroad. This is the agreement,” Caspian said as he placed the

Willow was startled.

this York Group belong

agreement.

another York family in Southlake City?” Caspian

“Huh?”

Willow was stunned.

manage Southlake Corporation,

rich was Caspian’s old classmate?

to work now. I still have other things to attend to, so I’ll get going,” Caspian said. He knew he needed to give Willow time to digest the news.

thing was for certain. In the coming days, Willow was going to be extremely busy.

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time, everyone else found out that Southlake

talk

cup of coffee in one hand while flipping through some documents with the other. He studied

to be a detailed report about a certain someone. He began reading some of the

the Stewart family in Southlake City

even helped Joey Sanders, the current head of the

hitmen, to kill Caspian, but the hitmen disappeared without a trace! The massacre of the York family and Flying Dragons seems to be related to Caspian,

Leonardo was thunderstruck.

Caspian truly nothing more than a matrilocal son–in–law?

he the one who massacred the

“Leonardo!”

e out.

voice suddenly

of his reverie, Leonardo spotted the pale–faced Adam with

Leonardo exclaimed

hit,”

and The Reaper exchanged

attack someone from the York family of Dhord City? Moreover, Adam was a tier–two expert. How could an ordinary person injure

hit Mr. Bassett?” Léonardo asked hesitantly.