The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Loreen was taken aback in astonishment and bewilderment.

She didn't expect Harold to be so well-connected in Aurous Hill. He was so much more reliable as

compared to Charlie. She contemplated that it would be more convenient for her to get close to Harold for her daily routine. 2

The man in a black suit escorted the group respectful to the door of the Diamond Suite. He took out a bill, handed it to Charlie directly, and said softly, "Sir, please sign here." 1

The Diamond Suite was specially reserved for Charlie and his signature was needed for confirmation.

Charlie smiled and took the pen and paper, but before he could sign his name, Harold's loud shriek echoed. 1

"D*mn it! Put the pen down!"

Harold marched forward with a gloomy face. He snatched the pen and paper from Charlie's hands, signed his name quickly, and yelled at Charlie, "You shameless rat! Do you really have no f*cking idea who reserved the room? Who do you think you are to sign your name here!" 2

The man in black was taken aback by Harold's abrupt and rude interference. He looked at Charlie and gave him a questioning look as if to ask him if he needed

help to teach the b*stard a lesson right there.

him sign it if he wants to

in front of Loreen-she was his wife's best

entered the room and

sat alone in the corner. Loreen was the only one who spoke to him from time to time.

dishes used very fine and luxurious quality ingredients. Even the top-quality abalone and the Australian lobster could only be served

was a century-old fine wine worth one hundred thousand dollars a

wealthy family, Loreen was shocked by the extravagant spread of

with an envious sigh, "Harold, how much is your

pompously, "Three hundred

your usual price range, even the bottles of wine alone

something was amiss. As he recalled how the man in

didn't even know

She glanced at Harold and said, "Thank you,

by the warmth Doreen's words brought him. He smiled widely and said,

coy smile, "Charlie, I bet you've

the confidence to be

so stubborn! D*mn it, I dare you, if you've ever

days he lived when he was a child were so extravagant that ordinary people couldn't even imagine. In the Wade family, these dishes were just meals for the servants. 2 booking at Charlie's arrogance, Wendy huffed indignantly. "Charlie, what is that attitude, you loser! Believe