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

Paul's Oskian language was indeed very good. If anyone closed their eyes and listened to them speak, n o one would be able to tell that he was actually an American. Charlie was also very surprised and he shook Paul's head before he said in admiration, "Mr. Paul, your Oskian language is indeed really very impressive." i

Paul smiled humbly before he said, "Mr. Wade, you are thinking too highly of me!" 3

Jacob hurriedly said, "By the way, Matilda, I have already booked a room at Shangri-La hotel for lunch today. Why don't we head over there to have a welcome meal for you and Paul now?" 1

Matilda smiled before she said, "Thank you, Jacob. I really appreciate the fact that you came all the way here with Charlie to pick us up and treat us to lunch today..." 5

"It is only right for me to do so!" Jacob smiled awkwardly before he said, "Well, we happened to drive here today so we can go together in one car!" 4

"Okay." Matilda nodded before she said to Paul, "Son, tell your driver that we will not be taking the company car then. We will just hitch a ride in Uncle Wilson's car." Paul smiled before he said, "Okay, mom. I will call the

driver and tell him to send all of our luggage to our hotel room first." i

"That sounds perfect!"

Uncle Wilson, Charlie, sorry but please give me a moment.

Paul, you are such a good child. You don't have to be

natural for me to be

his cell phone before he walked

Jacob asked Matilda, "Matilda, you arranged for a driver to drive you around in Aurous Hill now that you and your

and Paul could not bear to see his father's hard work in

participate much in these things. Paul is the one taking care of it." Jacob nodded lightly and he could not help but feel a little inferior at this

transfer their business over to Oskia, then their enterprise was probably not just any ordinary small scale business. From this point of view, Jacob felt as though Matilda's current economic and financial strength was very strong. 6 In contrast,

described as a penniless person. The only thing that he was proud of right now was the villa at

not help but feel a little depressed as he

would Matilda actually look down on him?

themselves or be running their family businesses at this time. However, Jacob was jobless and he had nothing to do at all! This was simply too

him. He probably felt that

"Mom, Uncle Wilson and Brother Charlie,