The Amazing Son in Law The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Charlie was quick to accommodate Zara’s request.

“No problem, I’ll have Isaac bring your brother back before tonight.

He’ll be free to move around Aurous Hill City until August 10th.

On that day, he’ll need to report to Isaac at Shangri-La at eight in the morning.”

Zara was overjoyed by the extra two days that Charlie had granted her brother, and without a second thought, she blurted out, “Thank you so much, Mr. Wade.

I’ll stay in Aurous Hill and keep an eye on him to make sure he arrives on time on August 10th.”

Just then, Isaac learned that Charlie was at the hotel.

Charlie immediately called him, asking, “Isaac, where’s Fitz?”

Isaac was taken aback for a moment, then he shifted his gaze to Zara and stammered, “I’m afraid that your brother has been gone for about a third of his sentence, and he’s already in Mount Valley Province.”

Charlie remained unfazed by the news.

“You’ll need to arrange for someone to bring him back, Isaac.

Just make sure to mark the location where you picked him up and send him back to that same place on August 10th.”

Without hesitation, Isaac replied, “Understood.

I’ll have our men in the area pick him up by helicopter.

from Riverdale Airport, so as soon as your brother arrives, we’ll fly him back

the arrangements

the capital of Emerald Province, and took off, heading straight towards Fitz’s location

short, with only a distance of over 40 kilometers to cover, allowing the helicopter to arrive in under ten minutes at

Mount Valley Province, his body worn down and his clothes in

his scruffy appearance, he had donned thick protective gear

he would kneel on the ground and kowtow before rising again to continue his journey, repeating

began his pilgrimage, his body was not accustomed to the high-intensity exercise and was quickly

three to four kilometers a day, he was much slower than normal believers who could walk up to ten kilometers a

to the rhythm and slowly increased his daily distance to seven or eight

more than five months, he has traveled over

to notice that he was

the arduous task of kowtowing every three

many others like him making their way

one fundamental difference between Fitz and these other travelers – they were all

believed in a higher power that guided them on their journey, while Fitz only

his pilgrimage, his mind became more and more

was reliving the mistakes and shortcomings

was a painful process, but necessary for him to move

actions, he became increasingly aware of the many ways in which