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

Jasmine was the best candidate as his son's wife! 3

Donald was a little hesitant and indecisive when he thought of it.

Following Donald's gloomy silence, the atmosphere turned into an awkward reticence.

Reuben secretly punched his knuckles in dismay when he witnessed this awkward scene. 1

If both families fought and generated an irreversible crack or in the worst-case scenario, turned against each other, it would undoubtedly be a massive blow to the Moore family! 4 More importantly, Jasmine would be even more unlikely to marry Sean! 1

If Jasmine didn't marry him, his position as the future heir would be unstable! 2

Even if he was appointed as the head of the family, Jasmine might have a part in the family's inheritance! 3

He was determined to not let Jasmine stay with the Moore family, and so, he would definitely oppose strongly for Jasmine to marry Charlie and let him live in their house!

and said, "Hey, Uncle Webb, Sean, today is my grandfather's birthday, so, he is the king

calm down and relax, let's not destroy

for everyone to

didn't want to turn things sour between both families, but he was still infuriated by

Moore actually wanted both. If he had to choose one

Reuben's interjection offered a chance for both men to

for what happened just now, I was too impulsive. I hope you can forgive me!" 3 In this way, not only did he give himself an out but

the junior, he had taken the initiative to apologize on the grounds of Lord Moore's birthday and he

between himself and Lord Moore. As for Charlie,

slowly spread over Lord Moore's face. He nodded and said, "Yes, harmony brings wealth.

asked, "Master Wade, what do

found Donald and Sean repulsive, but he didn't need Lord Moore to stand up for him. He preferred to torment and punish these pretentious b*stards

was indeed Lord Moore's birthday banquet. It was unnecessary for him to make a scene with the other guests here. Even if he wanted to fight them, they should take the fight outside out of respect for the owner of the house.