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

What Jordan really meant was, "You, Charlie Wade, are nothing but an outsider. Please stay away from the Weaver family's affairs!" 4

Liam felt as if he had fallen from the sky to hell when he heard his heartless father's remark.

He realized that he had been tricked-very miserably too!

His father had never wanted to give him the chance at all! 1

Even if he surrendered his mother's precious snow ginseng to plead Charlie to save his family, his father would never want to elect him as the company's chairman. Charlie frowned in dismay and asked coldly, "Oh? Are you planning to break your promise?"

Jordan quickly explained, "Oh no, Master Wade, that's a misunderstanding. There's something that you aren't aware of. Well, the other day, I told both my sons that whoever could solve this problem for our family will have a bigger chance to be the chairman. Of course, I'll give Liam credit for what he did for the family today, so when it comes to the election for the chairman position, he'll have a higher chance of winning." 4

Jordan was being completely shameless and

his hands. It was like tossing a coin in

afraid of Charlie anymore. He blurted in annoyance, "Charlie, it's our family's affairs, it's none of your business. Get out of here when we ask nicely, there

hand over my company to the son of a b*tch from Mount Golmin. I've slept with so many women in my entire life and this b*stard's

growled angrily, "What did you just say about

After so many years, we've let you stay under the roof, we've fed you, we've provided you with education, and this is how you

the hell

his head, disappointed, and stood sullenly on the side. He had admitted defeat, he had only his naivety to blame

no purpose to stay in the Weaver family anymore. It was better to

his teeth, and said," Alright! From now on, I have nothing to

"B*stard, who are you to decide you have nothing to do with us? We've wanted to kick you out from a long time ago, don't you know? It's such a waste of our efforts to raise

Jordan coldly, "Jordan Weaver, are you sure this