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

Raymond stomped his feet furiously. "He's your father-in-law, isn't he?"

Charlie nodded. "Yes, he is my father-in-law, but he's the one who broke it, not me. You go and look for whoever is responsible for the broken vase. 'Find the real perpetrator, don't involve their family'-have you heard of that saying before?" 4

Raymond's blood was boiling, but he pondered upon what Charlie had said and figured that he was right. 1

If the news of him asking compensation from innocent people spread out, then Vintage Deluxe's reputation would be tarnished.

Hence, he urged his men standing at the side, "You, go and get the old man back here!"

Charlie curled his lips into a silent smirk as he watched the guys chasing after the old man in a hurry. 4

Actually, he could simply swipe his card and get it over with, but it would be too easy for his shameless father-in-law then, wouldn't it? 4

It would be better to let the old man suffer and learn his lesson rather than cleaning his a*s for him. Otherwise, he might throw him into the dungeon again if he were to stumble upon such trouble in the future. 3 Everyone in Vintage Deluxe was dispatched to pursue Jacob. Charlie was alone at the shop, so he looked at the broken vase on the floor gingerly. 2

now been broken

the bottom of

grab it and he

the vase had a mysterious secret compartment in it!

feature of the Yuhuchun vase was that it had a small opening with a large body. The wooden box was obviously two or three times larger than the opening of the vase, so it could be concluded that the box was not stuffed in the later stage, but it was built into

result, the box had been left in the vase since the

observed it first before popping the box open with a little force.

an extreme breezy fragrance dispersed from the box and Charlie felt very

book that was no larger than the size of a palm!

and saw 'Apocalyptic

quite interesting, I wonder what is written inside." Charlie

was the 'Medical Techniques', which recorded a large number of cases and

the content in the books was obviously

the 'Medical Techniques' chapter, he saw