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

After getting a plaster cast at the Silverwing Hospital, Jacob drove Elaine home to recuperate.

Elaine kept scolding Jacob who was sitting beside her. At the same time, she was trying to figure out why Jacob was dressed up so glamorously to attend the gathering today. 6 However, Jacob's mouth was tighter than a safe. 2

He wanted to wait for a good opportunity to discuss the divorce with Elaine tonight. Therefore, he knew that he certainly could not allow Elaine to find out about Matilda before that. 6

In the other car, Charlie drove Claire who had red eyes as they followed behind Jacob's car slowly.

Claire was very sympathetic toward her mother. After all, she was her daughter. Whoever saw their mother undergoing so much torture and suffering so many injuries, would definitely feel very uncomfortable. In addition, she was also worried about the relationship between her father and mother. 6

She knew that her father was in love with Matilda. She also knew that her mother was so much worse compared to Matilda. Claire could not help but feel worried that her father would finally choose to abandon his current marriage to pursue his own happiness. 6

Charlie was about to coax and persuade his wife when he saw the sad expression on her face. However, he suddenly received a phone call from Isaac.

him on the phone, "Young

was sitting beside him. Therefore, he

Isaac replied, "That's good."

the way, young master, I heard some

Charlie asked, "What news?"

Wilson. It seems as though they also sent someone up to Mount Golmin to look for Jordan Weaver and Jeffrey Weaver. The people who had been sent by Don Albert

Charlie frowned. 5

contact the father and son from the Weaver family. There could only be

had been no movements or actions from

thought that the Webb family finally realized that they could not afford to mess around with him. He did not expect

who else

family also sent people to contact some of those people that you have taught a lesson to in the past. However, they were all very lowly